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Marshfield Football Falls to Menomonie in Week 2
Menomonie jumped out to a 35-10 halftime lead and cruised to a Week 2 win over Marshfield with the same score. ****************************************************************. Know some top athletic performances? Seeing some great teams in action?. We can use your help, and it’s simple. Witness some great performances? Hear about top athletes and...
FDA issues recalls on these 6 food items sold in Wisconsin in August, see which ones
Though it's easy to reach for your favorite snacks in the grocery store without thinking twice, food items in the U.S. are recalled several times a week for everything from undeclared allergens to listeria contamination. In August, the Food and Drug Administration recalled dozens of products over public safety concerns — including some that were sold in Wisconsin stores. ...
2024 Week 2 High School Football Scoreboard
Menomonie 35, Marshfield 10 - The game was delayed due to a thunderstorm with 5:16 left in the third quarter and did not resume. Menomonie quarterback Brady Johnson threw five touchdown passes. Stevens Point 43, Superior 0. Rice Lake 44, Wisconsin Rapids 0. Saint Croix Central 24, Elk Mound 0...
Pony Tales Refuge hosts annual trail ride
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) - This weekend Pony Tales Refuge and Rehab is hosting their annual trail ride, in honor of their 10th anniversary. Since the shelter opened in 2014 they have managed to help over 1,200 horses. The organization is able to shelter these horses each year through donations.
2024 Regis Ramblers Girls Tennis Schedule
Invitational 08-17-24 9:00AM Eau Claire North Altoona/Regis vs. Eau Claire North, Chippewa Falls High School, Stevens Point Areas Senior High School, Hudson, Tomah HS, Superior Eau Claire North High School. Sectional 08-19-24 9:00AM Bay Port Altoona/Regis vs. Bay Port, Roseville (do not use), Rhinelander High School, New Richmond, Luther, Wausau...
Queen’s Corner – Rutabaga Fest
WOODVILLE, WI – Hey Woodville! On Sunday, August 25, the Syttende Mai Royalty went to visit Cumberland, WI for Rutabaga Fest!. We attended the Queen’s Tea where we met the new Cumberland Court, and a few different courts we haven’t met before. After the Queen’s Tea, all of the courts walked over to the nursing home. We were able to visit and talk to some of their residents!
Twin Cities musician seriously injured when tree falls during storm clean up
HUDSON — A Twin Cities musician is recovering, after he was crushed by a tree while cleaning up from this week's storm damage. Zach Beinlich said he was helping his parents clean up storm debris Tuesday in Hudson, Wis., when a tree gave way. "One branch got moved and the whole big section of the branch fell right on top of me," said Beinlich. "In that moment I was like 'oh this could be it."Beinlich's parents, Kurt and Lynette Beinlich, were somehow able to free their son."They saw it happen and then immediately jumped in to try to get this thing off...
Transformational brain art is topic at next Lunch Bunch
The topic of the Aging and Disability Resource Center's Lunch Bunch on Wednesday, Sept. 11, is transformational brain art. The goal of Lunch Bunch is to provide people living with memory concerns and their care partners a safe space to connect with others. It is offered 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Turtleback Restaurant, 1985 18½ St., Rice Lake. At the upcoming special session of Lunch Bunch, artist Sherry Wesolowski of Cameron, founder of Up and Away Art, will aim to inspire participants through a...
New owners of Kitchen & Floor Decor plan monthlong celebration
Brian and Shari Sheehan, new owners of Kitchen & Floor Decor at 25 N. Main St. in downtown Rice Lake, invite the public to celebrate with them throughout the month of September with specials, refreshments and the chance to win a free carpet installation. September marks a year since they officially took over the long-established business from business partners Carrie Glaser and Dave Wellsandt. Because it was the tail end of the Main Street renovation project and they wanted to get familiar with the store's...
Cross Country: Things get wet and wild at RF Extreme Meet (31 photos)
The River Falls boys and girls cross country teams made a slash at their first meet of the season Thursday afternoon– literally. The River Falls Extreme Meet is the traditional season-opener for the Wildcats, and consists of a 4,000 meter course that runs through and across the South Fork of the Kinnickinnic River and up and down the increasingly muddy UW-River Falls campus trails, starting and ending on the campus intramural fields.
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