Administrator makes referendum pitch to village board
Rib Lake School District is asking voters to approve a $19.5 million maintenance/upgrade referendum
Rib Lake school administrator Travis Grubbs gave a presentation on the proposed school referendum project. It was one of a series of outreach efforts the school is doing to inform people about the need for the project. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS Rib Lake school administrator Travis Grubbs gave a presentation on the proposed school referendum project. It was one of a series of outreach efforts the school is doing to inform people about the need for the project. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
Members of the Rib Lake village board heard from Rib Lake School District Administrator Travis Grubbs at the March 13 village board meeting.
Above, Therese (left) and Colton Luchterhand had some action on the ice while sister Sophia and dad Tim tended to holes on either side. The Neillsville family was out and about in Owen-Withee when they decided spurof- the-moment to make their way to Rib Lake to get in on the contest and spend a day together in the sunshine. Right, the Wojnowiak family were all smiles having pulled several nice bluegills out of the water during the competition. Grace (left) and Nora (right) were excitedly waiting for the arrival of their aunt and cousins for more fishing fun on Rib Lake, while their dad, Ryan, kept the crew reined in. MANDEE ELLIS/THE STAR NEWS
Hip Pocket drew a crowd of about 400 people to Ice Age Park when they performed in 2025, the band will return in 2026 to close the Friends of Rib Lake Music in the Park series with a concert scheduled for August 29. ALEX WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
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