01 May 2024

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New PFAS standards set to protect drinking water

New PFAS standards set to protect drinking water

  The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced new enforceable federal standards for perand polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in...
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Fire department meter issue still undecided

Cadott Village Board - Fire department meter issue still undecided

Outgoing Cadott Village Board members Les Liptak (left) and Bart Chapek, were emotional April 15, when presented plaques for their many years of dedic...
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Navigating the skincare maze

Navigating the skincare maze

  Vitamin C has long been lauded in the skincare community for its potential to transform the skin, offering benefits such as enhanced brightnes...
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Help to stamp out hunger through local postal drive

Help to stamp out hunger through local postal drive

The 32nd annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive is set for Saturday, May 11, throughout the Chippewa Valley. This drive, created by the National Associati...
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Never stop learning or improving yourself

Never stop learning or improving yourself

Celebrated for their success in not only school, but life, select Lake Holcombe and Cornell students were recognized at the 28th annual Excellence in ...
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Leave fawns alone, the mother is likely nearby

Leave fawns alone, the mother is likely nearby

  Spring is baby animal season in Wisconsin, and the public is reminded to leave fawns alone, while they’re out exploring the state, during th...
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24 April 2024

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Mill Yard now home to surveillance cameras

Cornell City Council - Mill Yard now home to surveillance cameras

Appearing for Cedar Corp., at a meeting April 16, Renee Swenson let the Cornell City Council know what financial responsibility the municipality is un...
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Abandoning 296th Avenue makes sense

Lake Holcombe Town Board/Annual Meeting - Abandoning 296th Avenue makes sense

Jake Hepfler explained April 16, at the annual Town of Lake Holcombe annual meeting, why he wants a portion of 296th Avenue abandoned by the municipal...
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