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The following article is from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
State Treasurer Sarah Godlewski and the Board of Commissioners of Public Lands (BCPL) announced today an annual distribution of $900,000 for scholarships and grants for the University of Wisconsin System this year - nearly doubling the amount from last year. This distribution comes from the …
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today, together with the state Public Service Commission (PSC) and the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC), announced six communities were selected for the new Broadband Connectors Pilot program cohort.
Gov. Tony Evers got a legal victory Monday.
Sports
Valley Christian School has had a great volleyball season. The Jaguars play other private schools in Minnesota, which are mostly a part of the Christian Athletic League(CAL).
When and Where: Oct. 8 at St. Croix Falls
“It’s the oldest Duck Camp in the state.” Paul Smith Outdoor Editor of the Milwaukee Journal/Sentinel gave us that title a couple years ago. This year’s 46th Annual Duck Camp gathered a group of waterfowlers aging from the age of 10 to 69 who pitched tents in northern Wisconsin to enjoy tim…
Obituaries
John Peter Plante of Osceola died peacefully at home Oct. 10, …
David L. Smith of Osceola, died Oct. 1, 2020. from natural cau…
Connie Mae Buelow of Taylors Falls, Minn., died Aug. 13, 2020,…
Martin E. Eibs died unexpectedly Sept. 24, 2020, at Osceola Me…
Kathleen Emilie Cross-Minnick age 76, of Amery, died surrounde…
Opinion
Developer Glyn Thorman recently wrote to take a swipe at Polk County Supervisor Amy Middleton.
Thirty years ago, I was scared out of my mind. I was young and navigating my way through an unplanned pregnancy.
The coming election is about lots of different issues for different people.
“It’s the oldest Duck Camp in the state.” Paul Smith Outdoor Editor of the Milwaukee Journal/Sentinel gave us that title a couple years ago. This year’s 46th Annual Duck Camp gathered a group of waterfowlers aging from the age of 10 to 69 who pitched tents in northern Wisconsin to enjoy tim…
On Oct. 6, the Osceola Town Council once again failed to uphold their duty to protect the “public health, safety, and welfare” of their constituents, which Councilman Wallis has publicly stated is the primary role of the council. By rezoning a property to allow for an event center to be open…
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