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Gail Adeline Mittermeyer – Death Notice

Gail Adeline Mittermeyer, 74, Cornell, passed away Sunday, July 26, 2020, at Sacred Heart Hospital in Eau Claire. Arrangements are pending with Borton-Leiser Funeral Home and Cremation Service in Cornell.
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Mill Yard now home to surveillance cameras
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Mill Yard now home to surveillance cameras

By Ginna Young For a few years now, Mill Yard Park has seen multiple cases of vandalism, causing co...

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Abandoning 296th Avenue makes sense
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Abandoning 296th Avenue makes sense

By Ginna Young A few decisions that needed to be taken care of were made April 11, at the Lake Holc...

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Give road crews a break

By Editorial Board Slow down. Put your coffee down. Hang up your phone. Turn down the radio, audio book or latest true crime podcast you have become obsessed with. It is road construction season in Wisconsin. Your one job as a driver, is to navigate safely to your destination. Safely, not just for you and your passengers, but other drivers on the roads and especially for those working...

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Soy Recipes Can Make Mother’s Day Sweeter

By The Soyfoods Council Moms and all who celebrate them, can simplify a sweeter Mother’s Day, by offering no-bake dessert, featuring soyfoods. Whether your guests prefer fruit flavors, chocolate or the crunch of cookies, The Soyfoods Council has easy recipes to share. Sustainable soy ingredients – such as soymilk, silken tofu and soynut butter – include soy isoflavones that have the ...

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Krouse and Schueneman face charges of homicide

By Ginna Young Two area adults are charged with reckless homicide, after they are accused of a part in an incident March 11. Casey Schueneman, 43, Holcombe, is charged with a Count of Reckless Homicide/Deliver Drugs, as Party to a Crime, and two Counts of Bail Jumping-Felony. Schueneman waived his right for counsel when appearing in court April 4, preferring to defend himself at that time, ...

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Drop off your unwanted or unused medications for Drug Take Back Day

National Drug Take Back Day occurs this year, Saturday, April 27, with more than 248 participating law enforcement agencies, where Wisconsinites are encouraged to dispose of unwanted and unused medications. “Cleaning out your medicine cabinet to get rid of unused and unwanted medications can help with the fight against the opioid epidemic,” said Attorney General Josh Kaul. Drug Take ...

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