1. Fine day for fishing

    Fine day for fishing

    Three-year-old Kalyn Fisher and her sister Kinsley, 1, enjoyed each other’s company and a fine Sunday on the ice during the Downsville Sportsmans Club’s annual fishing tourney. The girls father, Wyatt, was the first place winner in the game fish category with a 4.14 lb. northern. More tha…

    Feb 21, 2012 | 11:00 pm | (0) Comments

  2. Four Bulldogs earn trip to state

    Four Bulldogs earn trip to state

    Brett Blaser paved the way for a Boyceville wrestling quartet at this weekend's WIAA Divi-sion 3 state tournament in Madison by earning a sectional title at 182 pounds at Saturday's tournament in Osseo.

    Feb 20, 2012 | 11:03 am | (0) Comments

  3. Divers compete well at state

    Divers compete well at state

    Menomonie divers Wesley Lenz and Nicholas Erb represented their team well at Friday's WIAA Division 2 state swimming and diving competition, racking up 21 team points to earn the Mustangs a 20th-place finish among 30 point-scoring teams.

    Feb 20, 2012 | 10:35 am | (0) Comments

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Fine day for fishing
Three-year-old Kalyn Fisher and her sister Kinsley, 1, enjoyed each other’s company and a fine Sunday on the ice during the Downsville Sportsmans Club’s annual fishing tourney. The girls father, Wyatt, was the first place winner in the game fish category with a 4.14 lb. northern. More than 200 people attended the event, and 54 fish were registered for the contest.

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Boyceville trio trips up Panthers
Cansis Bodsberg, Abbey Bird and Krista Bodsberg combined for 35 points Tuesday night as their Boyceville Bulldogs defeated St. Croix Central, 52-28, in Dunn-St. Croix Conference girls' basketball action.

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MTG presents Annie Get Your Gun
Menomonie Theater Guild (MTG) takes the stage once again to present the classic Irving Berlin musical Annie Get Your Gun. The production is underwritten by Mayo Health Services.  Transported under the "big top" of an old wild west show, patrons will experience a night full of laughs while listening to memorable favorites including There's No Business Like Show Business and Anything You Can Do (I can do better).

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Editorial: Check out our burgeoning music scene
During a December concert at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Justin Vernon — frontman for the acclaimed band Bon Iver — told his fellow Chippewa Valley residents how people around the world have been treating him since the band has gained so much attention.

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Chamber names Bremer Bank as 2011 Business of the Year
Established in 1994, Bremer Bank of Menomonie was tapped as the Chamber’s 2011 Business of the Year. In 2010, the bank’s Otto Bremer Foundation provided local organizations more than $250,00. In fact, over the past three years, Bremer grants totaled more than $500,000. Seen here accepting the award at the Chamber’s annual banquet on Feb. 1 are (from left to right) Kathy Gram, Peter Nied, Karen Fruit, Brice Medin, Paul Hedlund, Mark Kalscheur, Larry Lightfield, and Royed Wahlberg (pres…
 
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