Helen Moe, 100, of Clear Lake, passed away on May 1. Helen Moe is survived by her children, Judy Lammers, Joanie Sandberg, James, Jesse, Steven, Carey, Robert and Jon. The funeral service for Helen Moe will be held at Barron Foursquare Church, on Tuesday at 1 p.m. Visitation is Tuesday, from 12 until 1 p.m.…
Loraine Reetz, 93, of Bloomer, passed away on April 22 The graveside service for Loraine Reetz will be held at Bloomer Cemetery, on Wednesday, at 1 p.m.
Today’s funeral announcements.
Today’s sportscast from the Northwest Wisconsin Sports Desk.
(Chicago, IL) — The Brewers were blanked Sunday in the series finale at Chicago 5-0. Freddy Peralta was unusually wild, walking a career-high six batters in five innings of work while absorbing his first loss of the season. Peralta is still appealing the five-game suspension he was handed last week. Milwaukee went oh-for-7 with runners…
New benches, chairs and planters have been placed downtown along Rice Lake’s Main Street, signaling the final stages of the city’s main street project. Tomorrow or Wednesday, crews will be removing and replacing defective concrete. No road closures are planned, but concrete trucks and other equipment will be using parking spaces. In the next week…
BARRON, Wis. (WJMC) — Barron’s Main Street project is closing the Seventh Street intersection near KJ’s Market. Barron’s La Salle Avenue is closed from Seventh to Second streets. Main Street businesses can be accessed along Monroe and South Fifth Street. The Seventh Street intersection will reopen tomorrow to local traffic. Construction crews are removing pavement…
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The state Supreme Court has decided it will hear a case dealing with the legality of mobile voting sites without first letting it wind through any lower appellate courts. A conservative law firm sued in December 2022, alleging Racine city officials illegally used a voting van to collect absentee ballots that…
ASHLAND, Wis. (WRN) — A private college in northern Wisconsin, at risk of closing, will remain open. After announcing in March they’d have to close if they couldn’t raise $12 million by early April, the board of trustees at Northland College announced Thursday that the Ashland school would operate on a refocused model. The changes…
This morning’s top stories from the Northwest Wisconsin News Center: — We’re seeing the final stages of Rice Lake’s Main Street project; — Barron’s Main Street project continues; — Wisconsin’s Supreme Court is taking the case on mobile voting sites; — and Ashland’s Northland College will remain open. These stories on today’s local newscast.