Hope Hospice launches capital campaign for new building
40 Years of Hope Building the Next Chapter campaign is underway
The architectural rendering from northeast looking at the planned new home for Hope Hospice and Palliative Care which will be located on Pep’s Drive in Medford. The agency assists patients and families with end-of-life medical care and bereavement services. Their caseload has continued to grow in recent years and they lack space to expand at their current office location on Hwy 64 in Medford. SUBMITTED The architectural rendering from northeast looking at the planned new home for Hope Hospice and Palliative Care which will be located on Pep’s Drive in Medford. The agency assists patients and families with end-of-life medical care and bereavement services. Their caseload has continued to grow in recent years and they lack space to expand at their current office location on Hwy 64 in Medford. SUBMITTED
For more than 40 years Hope Hospice and Palliative Care has helped area patients and their families with terminal illness and end of life.
From a small core of volunteers to an agency that ha...
County board member Karen Cummings speaks in support of making changes to the county’s committee structure during discussion at the Feb. 24 county board session. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
Jane DeStaercke, president of Gilman Village Board, spoke Feb. 11, about a Thrive Rural Wisconsin Grant that has been received, from the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation. Gilman will receive $25,000, each year of the grant. GINNA YOUNG/THE STAR NEWS
Medford School Board member John Zuleger (left) received a certificate from school board president Dave Fleegel (right) for earning level one recognition from the Wisconsin Association of School Boards. Board members who attend WASB training and events accumulate points which go toward recognition levels. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
Creature Fear is a horror film about two people who get together to make music, but find themselves interrupted, starring Natalie Gerene, Jarrod Langwinski and Billy Chengary. Director Manny Gumina filmed the movie in Price County, where he learned to hunt starting at five years old. SUBMITTED
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