New Richmond Library becomes a land of Legos 
Capitalizing on the love kids have for Legos building blocks, Friday Memorial Library in New Richmond is offering a new opportunity for young patrons.
RELATED CONTENTHoliday happenings planned in Somerset
If anyone feels the need for a boost to get into the holiday spirit, there are plenty of places in Somerset you can go.
RELATED CONTENTVITALITY: Take a walk on mild side
You don’t need to be a hard-core runner or spend hours each day at the gym to improve your health and lose weight.
RELATED CONTENTApple River Riders gaining ground as ATV club
Although it has only been organized for less than a year, the Apple River Riders ATV Club has already gotten several accomplishments under its collective belt.
RELATED CONTENTCity beautiful gets upgrade
As Thursday’s wind whistled through the native grasses and birds flitted among the trees, a small group of local folks gathered at Doar Prairie Preservation park to conduct a brief ceremony.
RELATED CONTENTHalloween happenings in Somerset
Looking for a spooky good time in Somerset for Halloween? There are plenty of options to choose from.
RELATED CONTENTHaunted Maze of Mania to benefit Grace Place
This year’s Maze of Mania at 653 Laurie Lane, Hudson, is the result of two women’s passion for Halloween haunted houses and desire to help those in need. One hundred percent of the proceeds will go to Grace Place.
RELATED CONTENTHappy trails to you: Walking opportunities abound in area
Over the last few years, thanks to the foresight of a number of far sighted individuals, New Richmond has become a city of trails.
RELATED CONTENT15 years: Willow River Players continue to put on a show
George Gfall is appearing in the Willow River Players’ current production of “The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940.” He’s lost track of how many shows he has been in, but as one of the founding members of the group, he has been involved in 15 years of productions.
RELATED CONTENTTake a walk on the wild side
Natural prairie areas are at their peak in late July and early August.
RELATED CONTENTMillpond public dock provided for river users
Boaters and canoeists along the Willow River now have a way to make a pit stop near downtown New Richmond.
RELATED CONTENTNew Richmond farmer’s market staying fresh even after 30 years
It has been a staple of New Richmond summers for decades. The farmer’s market has been combining fresh grocery shopping with community socialization since it started in 1978.
RELATED CONTENTStay and Play: More options for farmers' markets
A sure sign of summer is fresh garden produce.
RELATED CONTENTLearn to row with the St. Croix Rowing Club
The St. Croix Rowing Club will offer in June and July Learn-to-Row classes that introduce adults (18 years and older) to the sport of sculling (rowing in a boat with two oars). No previous rowing experience is required. Classes meet at SCRC's Boathouse, on the west-end of St. Croix Street, in Hudson.
RELATED CONTENTArt & Culinary Show a success
A large crowd was on hand for Sunday’s sixth annual Art & Culinary Show event at R&D Conference Center in rural New Richmond.
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