A pat on the back for Billy
A handful of greeting cards were taped on the wall of the Lowrey Cafe. Each envelope was addressed simply with the name “Billy.”
RELATED CONTENTFine Arts Festival in Somerset a success
Art lovers, music afficionados and people who just enjoy an evening of local culture attended the Fine Arts Festival at Somerset Middle School on Thursday, March 4.
RELATED CONTENTLocal business owners seek to improve the community
Driving down Davis Street in Hammond, you might conclude that Hammond has very few businesses with little to offer residents or visitors.
RELATED CONTENT‘Bowl for Kids’ Sake’ event planning begins
The Big Brothers Big Sisters organization is planning a “Bowl for Kids’ Sake” kickoff event to support the children of the St. Croix Valley.
RELATED CONTENTLocal mother named MSN’s top parent
Who said parenting was a thankless job? Not Ashley Cochran, a New Richmond mother of two. She was named MSN’s Parent of the Month for February.
RELATED CONTENTClass helps train your pet, feed another
The benefits of an upcoming class for dogs are two-fold.
RELATED CONTENTSomerset Village board discusses concert permit, proposed utility
The Village of Somerset board meeting on Feb. 23 started off with a public comment.
RELATED CONTENTFusion head to state tournament
The St. Croix Valley Fusion girls hockey team, which includes to St. Croix Central students, will be playing in the WIAA state tournament this weekend.
RELATED CONTENTJK registration date set for March 12
The Somerset School District will hold junior kindergarten registration on Friday, March 12.
RELATED CONTENTLearn a career
More than 40 presenters gave Somerset High School students a view of what their career possibilities could be in the annual high school career fair.
RELATED CONTENTStimulus funds extend reach of broadband service
The New Richmond School District and local public libraries will be getting up to speed when it comes to Internet access, thanks to federal stimulus funding.
RELATED CONTENTRoberts library rising rapidly
Hazel Mackin would be proud of her community – the one that’s been working toward a new library building for the past seven years.
RELATED CONTENTCommunity Thread celebrates accomplishments
The community at large is invited to attend the 2010 Community Thread annual meeting.
RELATED CONTENTInterim pastor hired to lead Roberts congregation
A well-known figure in the River Falls community will now be a familiar face in the Roberts community.
RELATED CONTENTTraining for MTNA nationals akin to Olympics for local teen
Like an athlete for the Olympics, Dana Carlson is preparing herself for the most important competition in her life so far.
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