28 May 2025

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Recycling is costing more than it’s worth

Lake Holcombe Town Board - Recycling is costing more than it’s worth

By Ginna Young Each year, the Town of Lake Holcombe holds a recycle round-up, but the cost to do so is more than the town brings in, without much par...
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Air quality is getting better, but hurdles are continuing

Air quality is getting better, but hurdles are continuing

  Clean Air Month is recognized every May, emphasizing the importance of clean air, and the impact it has on health and environment. This Clean ...
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Monthly milk testing will look for H5N1 in samples

Monthly milk testing will look for H5N1 in samples

  Implementation is planned for the mandatory National Milk Testing Strategy (NMTS), required by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Anima...
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Don’t worry about succeeding, you have what it takes

Don’t worry about succeeding, you have what it takes

The Class of 2025 went out as they always did, in a flashy way, as they celebrated stepping out into the world. Photo by Ginna Young By Ginna Young ...
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Growing up in a rural area is, in fact, a blessing

Growing up in a rural area is, in fact, a blessing

Kent Dorney, ag teacher at Lake Holcombe, spoke May 17, during commencement, to the Class of 2025, so chosen by the students. Dorney’s anecdotes bro...
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21 May 2025

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Saddle up, there’s a new club in town

Cadott School Board - Saddle up, there’s a new club in town

Josh Spaeth, Cadott School District administrator, listened May 16, as the board of education decided what to do to fill the two seats recently vacate...
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Vacant seat is keeping it in the family

Cornell City Council - Vacant seat is keeping it in the family

Tim Smith (right) took the Oath of Office, May 15, after he was appointed to fill the Cornell City Council seat vacated by the passing of his brother,...
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