5th Grade Straight A’s: Weston Baltzey, Clare Kopacz, Brycen Madlon and Eli Schleis. A Honor Roll: Aiden Henke, Brantley Westaby, Brinley Rosemeyer, Carter Danielewicz, Cayden Romig, Danielle Syryczuk, Jane Syryczuk, Jaylin Mallo, Royal Tanner, Sawyer Nichols, Sofya Szemraj, Wesson Daley and Zoey McCormick. B Honor Roll: Cheyanne O’Malley. 6th Grade Straight A’s: Cullen Noonan,

There were114 RVA students who made the Honor Roll and 227 who made the High Honor Roll, for a total of 341 students. This comes out to be about 52% of the RVA high school students. High Honor Roll (Students achieving between a 3.5 - 4.0+ GPA) Aisha Abdl-Haleem, Aidan Abrahamson, Gunnar Adams, Jessica Anderson, Aliyah Andres, Kiana Arpke, Siobhan Artz, Eva Augenstein, Savannah Aulenbacher,

Academic Distinction 3.8 GPA and Higher Seniors: Ava Bersie, Shakira Brockhaus, Theresa Broeske, Leah Cipar, Joshua Clark, Xavier Clark, Braxton Crabb, Saskatoon Damm, Mara Jade Denzine, Allison Dew, Jacob Eckert, Maddie Ellis, Bryn Fronk, Gavin Fuchs, Mason Gripentrog, Madison Gruny, Chantel Heier, Charles Kleist, Skylier Krueger, Lucas Liske, Katelyn Malchow, Martha Miller, MaKayla Motte, Ryan

Resources available to help people quit smoking The American Cancer Society’s Great American Smokeout was held Thursday, November 17. The event, held annually on the third Thursday in November, provides an opportunity for individuals, community groups, businesses, health care providers, and others to encourage people to use the date to make a plan to quit, or plan in advance to initiate a smoking

The menu for the month of November has been announced for the Senior Dining Centers of the Taylor County Commission on Aging. Persons 60 years and older and spouse, regardless of age, are welcome to participate in the noon meals. In Jump River, meals are served at noon on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Jump River Community Center. In Medford, meals are served at noon on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays

At the October 13th Rib Lake Board of Education Meeting, the Board approved an addition to the softball field parking lot. This is after safety concerns were raised about the amount of people parking on the side of the highway and the amount of children running around in the area. The project, without any complications, should be complete by the end of this fall. The project is estimated to cost