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Wildcat gymnasts heading to state; girls regional hoops champs20 hours ago
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Wildcat seniors Breanna Weiss, left, Hannah Brager, Lexy Getschel and Sydney Mueller hold up the Cats’ WIAA Division 2 regional championship plaque after the girls’ basketball team beat Menomonie, 52-32, in the regional title game Saturday night in River Falls. (River Falls Journal photo by Bob Burrows)
Wildcat gymnasts heading to state; girls regional hoops champs
The River Falls gymnastics team qualified for its 14th straight WIAA state tournament and the Wildcat girls’ basketball team won its first...
sports / high school20 hours 22 min ago
From left are: Jackie Paulson (The Lutheran Home, Certified Dementia Specialist), Rev. Joel Gaertner (Vice President of Ministry, The Lutheran Home Association), Mary Radtke (Director of Nursing, The Lutheran Home), Christina Marshall (Marketing Director, The Lutheran Home Campus/RFAH Auxiliary Treasurer), Sue Meisner, Glenda Zielski (RFAH Auxiliary Co-Presidents), Kathye Beebe (RFAH Auxiliary member), Rev. Kenley Mann (Chaplain, The Lutheran Home Campus).
Dignity quilts donated
Wednesday, Feb. 18, the River Falls Area Hospital Auxiliary donated four dignity quilts to the Lutheran Home campus. A dignity quilt is used...
life / health23 hours 29 min ago
The St. Croix Valley Fusion girls’ hockey team with their sectional runner-up plaque after losing to Hayward-Spooner, 2-0, Friday night in Hudson. (River Falls Journal photo by Bob Burrows)
Fusion girls’ hockey sectional runner-up
Top-seeded Hayward-Spooner scored a shorthanded goal in the final minute of the second period to snap a scoreless tie and added an insurance...
sports / high schoolFebruary 28, 2015 - 9:38am
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‘Spock’: He lived long and prospered
Leonard Nimoy, who immortalized the Vulcan character Spock on "Star Trek" in the late 1960s, has reportedly died this morning. He was 83. For...
life / healthFebruary 27, 2015 - 5:05pm
This is the current UW-River Falls dairy production room where cheese and ice cream are made. With the upcoming renovation, the ice cream and cheese production will be in separate spaces to allow concurrent production and for the installation of new, state-of-the-art equipment.
Busting out: UWRF to expand dairy operations
“How can anyone govern a nation that has 246 different kinds of cheese?” --Charles de Gaulle Better question yet: How can anyone run a...
life / foodFebruary 27, 2015 - 4:00pm
Parents, kids: Come join Dr. Seuss party at River Falls library
UW-River Falls students have helped organize a Dr. Seuss Party at the River Falls Public Library, lower level, at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 28. Undergraduate teacher education students will be reading Dr. Seuss stories to children, playing pin the hat on the cat, participating...
life / eventsFebruary 27, 2015 - 12:00pm
Plant disease class offered
  Whether you grow flowers, vegetables, lawn grass, trees, shrubs or houseplants, chances are at some point you will have a plant with...
news / educationFebruary 27, 2015 - 12:01pm
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After the meat is cut up into small squares, it is run through the “grinder” as Bob Appleholm is doing in Malmer Brothers meat department. 1975 Journal file photos.
Days Gone By: 1975 Malmer Brothers Red & White Grocery Store
February 1975 Note to Readers: “Made in River Falls.” Malmer Brothers Red & White grocery store on Main and Walnut Streets was featured...
opinion / columnsFebruary 27, 2015 - 12:34pm
Harsdorf votes with majority for ‘Right to Work’
MADISON -- The Wisconsin Senate narrowly approved a "right-to-work" bill Wednesday, Feb. 25. It would bar private-sector employees who work under...
news / governmentFebruary 26, 2015 - 10:17am
Renaissance Academy ninth-grader Ryenn Junker, trims the bottom of a bowl, putting a “foot” on it. It will be one of many donated to UW-River Falls’s Bowls for Hope by Anne Buchholz’s art class. Gina Pedriana-Basche’s advanced ceramics class at River Falls High School and Kelyn King’s Meyer Middle School art club will also contribute bowls.
They lend creative talents for Bowls event
Students at several River Falls schools have been getting their hands dirty for charity. At the Renaissance Academy, Anne Buchholz, has been...
life / eventsFebruary 27, 2015 - 6:00am
Progress? Minnesota lawmakers ponder restoring tax reciprocity
MADISON — On Tuesday, Feb. 24, Minnesota Representative Greg Davids (R-Preston), chairman of the House Taxes Committee, held a hearing on his bill, House File 1005, to provide a clear path to restoring income-tax reciprocity with Wisconsin. “I’m grateful to Representative Davids...
news / governmentFebruary 26, 2015 - 1:29pm
Shown from left to right are: Howard Vincent, President and CEO, Pheasants Forever, Inc. Mike Davis, Kinnickinnic Pheasants Forever chapter, Scott Stipetich, NW WI Farm Bill Biologist, Pheasants Forever(partially hidden), Nate Schultz, Kinnickinnic Pheasants Forever chapter, Mike Knutson, Red Cedar Men’s Pheasants Forever chapter, Kevin Lannon, Red Cedar Men’s Pheasants Forever chapter, Mike Lauer, Red Cedar Men’s Pheasants Forever chapter, Doug Fendry, WI Regional Representative, Pheasants Forever, Inc.
Local Pheasants Forever honored: Banquet March 7
The Kinnickinnic Chapter of Pheasants Forever was recently recognized at the Wisconsin Pheasants Forever State Convention in Baraboo as one of...
life / arts and entertainmentFebruary 26, 2015 - 11:00am
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Featured syndicated column: Who will be Republican gubernatorial candidate in 2018?
Yes, it may be early for that question. On the other hand, Scott Walker is likely to be in Washington or to be pushed that way by 2018. State...
opinion / columnsFebruary 26, 2015 - 6:00am
Freshman Kamryn Jacobs scored all three goals in the St. Croix Valley Fusion’s 3-1 win over the Eau Claire-Altoona Stars in a WIAA sectional semifinal Tuesday, Feb. 24, in Eau Claire.
Fusion skate to sectional final
The St. Croix Valley Fusion girls’ hockey team advanced to the sectional final for the eighth straight season with a 3-1 victory over the Eau...
sports / high schoolFebruary 25, 2015 - 9:41am
Spiraling costs equal no River Falls Montessori addition
What began last October as a $688,000 concept design was ended Monday night, Feb. 23, by a unanimous school board vote after the estimated cost more than doubled to $1.4 million. Thus, a planned addition for the Montessori K-6 Public School program came to a sudden halt before...
news / educationFebruary 25, 2015 - 1:12pm

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