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This week's featured photo was taken by Lee Owen of the mural on the building that now holds Riverwalk Art and Antiques, 127 N. Main St, across from Subway.

Markson: Stroke by stroke, he keeps leaving his mark on River Falls

The dark squares on the back of Riverwalk Art and Antiques are part of the framework for what will become David Markson’s latest addition to the mural on the Riverwalk Art and Antiques building. Markson said when he paints murals, he starts with a dark background, and adds lighter colors to it. (River Falls Journal photos by Gretta Stark)

UPDATE: Radio Road/Hwy. 35 opens while other roads close

River Falls City Council President Jim Nordgren speaks to a crowd July 21 during the dedication of the new overpass at Hwy. 35.

Golden girl's activity a hit at River Falls Public Library

Brandi Bennett

PCHA asks records of military be shared

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RFPD seeks help to find stabbing suspect
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Markson: Stroke by stroke, he keeps leaving his mark on River Falls
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This image is believed to be of the suspect male individual and two female companions as they fled the scene on foot. The Police Department is requesting assistance in identifying these individuals.
RFPD seeks help to find stabbing suspect
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Top, the Alton family poses for a picture in 1964, from left: Tom Alton III, Roy Alton, Barb Alton Stein, Joyce Alton Pell, Brian Alton, Tom Pell, Roger Pell, Jeff Pell, Hadley Pell, Clara Alton, Joan Alton, Steve Fuqua, Betty Fuqua, Laura Fuqua Haendle and Jack Fuqua. Bottom, the family posed for an updated picture, from left: Tom Alton III, Barbara Alton Stein, Allison Pell, Brian Alton, Tom Pell, Jeff Pell, Alexandra Pell, Steve Fuqua, Betty Alton Fuqua and Laura Fuqua Haendle.
Noted local family reunites for a special anniversary
Dreams were made and memories relived as grandchildren of Roy and Clara Alton reunited in River Falls last weekend, July 19-20, with one family...
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Crowning Achievements visited Fawn-Doe-Rosa in St. Croix Falls Sunday, July 20. Shown, from left: Ali Sutter, Steven Dokkestul, Karen Langfeldt, Brianna Johnson, Jake Peterson and Patrick Bonngard. (Submitted photo)
Fawn-Doe-Rosa trip
Crowning Achievements visited Fawn-Doe-Rosa in St. Croix Falls Sunday, July 20. Crowning Achievements provides fun activities each month and...
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RFAH recognized nationally
Becker's Hospital Review has included River Falls Area Hospital in its 2014 list of "100 Great Community Hospitals." The same review also included Hudson Hospital and Woodwinds in Woodbury, Minn., on its top-100 list. The elite list, published in the healthcare magazine’s July...
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Gathering beckons to those in need of shelter
The second River Falls Community Connect (RFCC) event will be from 2-8 p.m. Wednesday, July 30, at First Congregational Church, 110 N. Third St. The RFCC is set up to be a one-stop shop for those needing community resources and services. The July 30 RFCC event will provide free...
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It's official: Tri-Angels playground site named
Tuesday night, July 22, the River Falls City Council finalized the Hoffman Park location for the Tri-Angels playground. The city has worked with the Tri-Angels fundraising committee for two years. Now that the group is nearing its fundraising goal, construction is one step closer. Committee...
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U.S. Rep. Ron Kind joined another dignitaries to share a few words at the Monday morning ribbon-cutting event at Hwy. 35 and Radio Road in River Falls.
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UW-River Falls Animal Health Professor Peter Rayne is shown with Tonka at the university’s Campus Laboratory Farm. (River Falls Journal photo by Chuck Nowlen)
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An outbreak of the potentially deadly Equine Herpes Virus threw a scare into the local horse community early this year but was contained by quick...
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Some biting gnats next to a dime. (River Falls Journal photo by Dan Wilcox)
Wild Side: What's Bugging You!
It’s hard to ignore the swarm of small insects buzzing around your head when outside these days. Not only do they distract and aggravate but...
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Kids scramble to scoop up candy during Friday night’s parade on Second Street.
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River Falls Days kicked off its celebrations Thursday, July 10.  Clear skies Thursday drew crowds to the annual truck pull at North End...
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In 1987 sheep provided by the late Fred Kurtz, were still used to keep the grass under control at Kinnickinnic Cemetery. The goat was used to protect the sheep from predators. Photo provided by Kent Larrabee, who owns the land besides the cemetery. (Submitted photos to River Falls Journal)
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The lovely Kinnickinnic Cemetery is located about seven miles northeast of River Falls off County Road J. The following is a short history gleaned...
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