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Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers and the legislature failed to agree on legislative and congressional districts after the recent census.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court adopted state legislative district maps drawn by the Wisconsin Legislature after the United States Supreme Court reversed the...
The David “Dubs” Young Memorial Deck at Skyline Golf Course is nearing completion and when the final touches are complete, a dedication will be held to honor Dubs’ passion for golf and seeing that others were given the opportunity to love it as much as he did. He was a coach and mentor, sharing with many his passion for golf. A few of the volunteer crew members who worked together to tear down the old deck and build a new one are (pictured, l-r) Rob Skoug, Bill Potter, Bob Eckles, Kathy Potter, Dan McKevitt and Dan Wilke.
As with many of the projects at Skyline Golf Course, work on the clubhouse’s new deck is being done by dedicated volunteers. A crew of volunteers began working on tearing out the old deck in March. Working through cold, snow and sleet were volunteers Darren Antonelli, Bill Arndt, Bob Eckles...
The board of directors of Black River Memorial Hospital (BRMH) Board of Directors announced the selection of its new CEO. Carl Selvick will succeed Mary Beth White-Jacobs upon her retirement on July 1 after a successful 40-year career at BRMH. stated,
“The board has undergone an extensive...
Black River Falls High School (BRFHS) Class of 2022 won’t have the traditional valedictorian and salutatorian named with this year’s graduation. This year’s graduates are the first class at BRFHS to use the cum laude system. The cum laude system has three levels of honor: cum laude, magna cum...
Black River Falls (BRF) Downtown Association was recognized for its outstanding downtown revitalization efforts at the 31st Wisconsin Main Street Awards ceremony held in downtown Fond du Lac April 22.
BRFDA took top honors in the Connect Communities Award - Best Revitalization Initiative...
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It was a beautiful spring morning April 21, as Black River Falls School District elementary students, staff and parents celebrated Walk to School Day. With some groove-busting tunes accompanying them along the route that began at the district office, there were lots of smiles and happy chatter made as they made their way to Forrest Street and Red Creek elementary schools.
The Black River Falls (BRF) Common Council swore in two new alderpersons and two returning alderpersons at their April 19 meeting.
Returning alderpersons Travis Brown, Ward 2, and Joel Busse, Ward 4, took their oath of office alongside two new alderpersons, Cynthia Mathews, Ward 1, and...
Black River Falls (BRF) Common Council members approved a resolution at their April 19 meeting that provides premium pay to all eligible employees retroactive to 2020 and 2021. The $190,000 would come from Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery funds, a part of the American Rescue Plan...
As citizens, most don’t know the employment history of local law enforcement officers. Yet, they are to be trusted to help those living in the communities they serve. Those officers who have moved from one law enforcement agency to another a number of times are referred to as “wandering...
Members of the Jackson County Executive and Finance Committee (EFC) at the April 11 meeting approved the addition of one fulltime social worker for the JC Health and Human Services Children and Families (DHHSCF) division.
Per the resolution discussion, there is the need to expand its case...