
Corn served up at annual Chamber event
More than 1,500 free cobs of corn and gallons of free rootbeer were served as part of the New Richmond Area Chamber of Commerce’s Corn on the Corner event Saturday, Aug. 28, in Glover Park.

More butterflies take flight this summer
They seem to be everywhere this summer — small yellow butterflies flitting around farm fields and colliding with car windshields on a regular basis.
Somerset alum finding career in mixed martial arts
“I’ve been wrestling since I could walk.”
RELATED CONTENTFloat-Rite concert site sold
Despite hosting Country Splash 2010 in June, Terry Montpetit, owner of the Float-Rite Concert Site in Somerset, declared bankruptcy in late May just before the property was put up for auction.
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One of the nation’s best community colleges is right here in western Wisconsin.
RELATED CONTENTShort-term closures scheduled for Stillwater Lift Bridge
The Stillwater Lift Bridge will be temporarily closed overnight between 8 p.m. and 5 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 7, Wednesday, Sept. 8, and Thursday, Sept. 9.
RELATED CONTENTMayor concerned with city’s debt
Mayor Fred Horne doesn’t like where New Richmond’s debt is headed.
RELATED CONTENTNRMS stuck with $100,000 electrical problem
The bill to fix electrical issues in about 30 classrooms at the future New Richmond Middle School could cost $100,000.
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Bonnie Klopp told herself she’d only work at Noah’s Ark preschool until her son was in kindergarten.
RELATED CONTENTTarget moves Roberts Library
A Target army invaded the Hazel Mackin Community Library buildings on Thursday, Aug. 19.
RELATED CONTENTAnimal shelter plans move forward
After five years of work, the nonprofit St. Croix Animal Friends group passed a major hurdle in establishing an animal adoption facility in St. Croix County.
RELATED CONTENTCounty equalized values take it on the chin
Equalized values in St. Croix and Pierce counties have declined for a second straight year.
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Trucking firm set to move to Baldwin
J&C Trucking will relocate to Baldwin from Forest Lake, Minnesota later this year.
RELATED CONTENTDuro is closing Hudson plant; 63 jobs will be lost
The 63 workers who will lose their jobs when Duro Bag Manufacturing Company closes its Hudson plant may apply for positions at other Duro plants in the U.S.
RELATED CONTENTMarathon mania set to arrive in NR
When the winter winds are at their chilliest, New Richmond will be inviting marathon runners to a new race event.
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