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Arraignment next for Ford, after preliminary hearing

Arraignment next for Ford, after preliminary hearing Arraignment next for Ford, after preliminary hearing
Kenneth Ford, 62, was bound over, after witness testimony was heard during a preliminary hearing Feb. 5. Ford is scheduled to appear in court again Tuesday, April 27, for an arraignment. Photo by ...
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Board OKs additional school work

Rib Lake School board members on Dec. 17 approved additional work and purchases to be done with available referendum project money. According to district administrator Travis Grubbs, as portions of the construction project are completed, contingency funds set aside, if needed, for those areas are becoming available to spend. In addition to the $19.5 million approved by voters for the referendum...

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Putting it to rest
High school English teachers Lynn Lindau and Joanna Messmann list as Medford School Board members discuss the English curriculum at Monday’s board meeting. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
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Putting it to rest

Members of the Medford School Board on Monday put a challenge to the high school language arts curri...

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Overhaul is needed for Gilman’s website, to be ADA compliant
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Overhaul is needed for Gilman’s website, to be ADA compliant

The Gilman Village website has to be updated, as discussed Dec. 10, at their regular board meeting. ...

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Sullivan earns All-American honors; Eagles win another NCAA title
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Sullivan earns All-American honors; Eagles win another NCAA title

Richter among Omaha’s top women’s runners...

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Time keeps on slipping
I planted zinnias and bachelor button blue boys in our containers out front last year, and I’m excited to do some more research and get a little creative this year. The conundrum is that this space can be a bit of a wind tunnel, so we need to find flowers that can survive the gusts.
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Time keeps on slipping

Garden Grow? I started counting down the days until the spring thaw as a joke; it was cute and enth...

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Working together
Medford city coordinator Joe Harris talked to members of the Stetsonville Village Board on Dec. 15 about the potential of the city and village to apply for a grant that would help with sewer treatment plant operation expenses. The city and village are already working together on a planned force main to pump village waste to be processed at the Medford treatment plant. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
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Working together

Stetsonville, Medford eye shared grant opportunity for sewer costs...

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