Building a Grid To Power Future Demand

At the start of the Rib Lake Village Board meeting last week, village president Bill Schreiner took a moment to praise the Rib Lake girls volleyball team, on their recent Division 5 State championship victory. It was not one of those staged events, like when the Super Bowl winners visit the White House, but rather, a genuine moment of civic pride, in the achievement of the local high school spo...

In recent years, the U.S. has shifted to using a wider mix of energy sources, located across the country. These resources help make our electric grid stronger, keep power flowing during disruptions, and create new jobs and business opportunities. However, a sharp increase in energy demand is on the horizon. According to the Brattle Group, it is estimated that by 2035, the amount of electricity ...

This fall’s sports season marked 25 years, of continued failure by the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA), to fairly balance the needs of small districts, against the clout of small-enrollment urban private schools. In June 2000, the Wisconsin Independent Schools Athletic Association (WISAA) disbanded, after the WIAA welcomed private schools to compete with public schools, ...