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Make it a clean sweep and get rid of hazardous waste

Chippewa County is providing residents with a special clean-up, to dispose of hazardous waste, chemicals, batteries and fluorescents bulbs, in an environmentally safe manner. Improper disposal of t...

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Can the design be changed to allow for more parking?
The electronic sign at the Holcombe Area Veterans Memorial site is up and running, paid for jointly by the organization and the Town of Lake Holcombe. With minimal training, notices and even graphics can be uploaded to the flashing sign, drawing the attention of passersby. Photo by Ginna Young
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Can the design be changed to allow for more parking?

Although the design has long been set for the Holcombe Area Veterans Memorial, not everyone is happy...

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Replacement of the old storm siren would be a good thing
It’s still fully functional – for now – but the day will come, when the old storm siren at the old fire hall property on Thomas Street in Cornell, is obsolete. As it stands, parts can no longer be obtained for the siren, so a new one is to be purchased and potentially located at the new fire station on Osborne Street. Photo by Ginna Young
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Replacement of the old storm siren would be a good thing

Cornell has two storm warning sirens, one at either end of town, to alert residents when severe weat...

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Local newspapers keep communities strong

Strong communities don’t just happen. They rely on connection – residents knowing what’s going on, businesses reaching the customers, who keep them open and citizens having the facts, to make good decisions. Local newspapers provide that connection, in ways no other source can.In today’s fractured media environment, trust is the rarest commodity. Confidence in “the media” is low. Only ...

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Celebrate Wisconsin Farmers

By Randy Romanski, Secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) Fall is a great time in Wisconsin, for many reasons – one being fall agricultural tourism or “agritourism.” Wisconsinites flock to farms across the state, for wagon rides, apple cider donuts and elaborate corn mazes.The experience of fall agritourism is an important part of Wisconsi...

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Courier-Sentinel Lookback –

Between 30-40 pounds of unused prescriptions and over-the-counter medications are collected by the Cadott Police Department, as part of a drug takeback day. By holding the initiative, the department provides a responsible way to dispose of the unwanted drugs.20 Years Ago – 2005The volume is missing for this year.30 Years Ago – 1995 Norman Spooner takes over ownership of Cloverleaf Farm Supply ...

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Going beyond the basics to protect your cyber security
The Cadott High School Class of 1970 held their 55-year reunion, at The Liner, Sept. 19, with 59 people in attendance. The 37 class members present, in front, are Melody Falkenberg Peloquin, Mary Sedlacek Ryan, Diane Brenner Lewis, Donna Oemig Wellner, Lois Naiberg Skow and Joan Pozarski Ogren. In the second row, are Lynn Burish Wundrow, Julie Michal Frederick, Linda Goettl Jackson, Priscilla Goettl Suvada, Roberta Goodman Metzler, Donna Klay Albarado, Joyce Mousel, Mary Bourget Seibel and Caroline Vanek Yeager. In the third row, are Jeff Hartman, Ken Poppe, Duane Price, Duane Greene, Larry Bruhn, Joe Jackson, Jim Blanchette, Jim Mickelson, Sharon Kane Nawrocki, Lorraine Sonnentag Seichter and Marilyn Jodie Ramseier. In back, are John Stanek, Dave Roshell, Pete Emerson, Dave Bruhn, Bill Harvey, Wayne Sonnentag, Cedric Boettcher, Drew Tannler, Jerry Zein and Lenny Ramseier. Missing, is Duane Boettcher. Submitted Photo
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Going beyond the basics to protect your cyber security

Cybersecurity Awareness Month takes place in October, in Wisconsin. Accordingly, the Wisconsin Depar...

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