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Meet our newest blogger

Sonja Mishek has joined the River Falls Journal Web site blogging ranks, along with Mike Longaecker (movie reviews) and Sam Cook (outdoors).

April 10, 2009

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Woodworking: Finding the hook that keeps them reading all about it

With long-established newspapers folding (Capitol Times in Madison) or going into chapter 13 (Star Tribune in Minneapolis), there’s lots of talk about how to save the institution that has been so important to the fostering of democracy in these United States.

By Dave Wood, columnist , March 06, 2009

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Journal earns state awards

Journal earns state awards GREEN BAY — The River Falls Journal was among several dozen state newspapers honored last month for editorial and advertising content at the Wisconsin Newspaper Association’s annual Better Newspaper Contest.

February 13, 2009

Days Gone By

Days Gone By The River Falls guardsmen of Co. A., 1st Battalion 128 Infantry (Mechanized) won trophies for marksmanship in 1969. Left to right, Richard Enloe accepted the M1 marksmanship trophy for the winner., Spc.-4 John Goulette (not pictured), battalion executive officer Major Edmond Branigan presented Spc.-4 Jon Olson with the pistol trophy, and looking on at the far right is Unit Commander 2nd Lt. Jules Jensen.

By Pat Hunter, Archivist , January 23, 2009

Days Gone By: Main Street history sought

Days Gone By: Main Street history sought For the past two years Echo Viner, Ursula Peterson and Dan Geister have been working on a history of Beldenville, resulting in “Pierce County’s Heritage: Volume Nine.” Viner touched up photographs, Peterson edited and Geister wrote during what was a team effort.

By Pat Hunter, Archivist , October 24, 2008

Days Gone By

By Pat Hunter, Archivist , October 03, 2008

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New tattoo shop opens Friday

Friday, August 29, is the first day of business for The Vault Tattoo and Body Piercing Company, 103 E. Elm St.

By Katrina Styx , August 27, 2008

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This year, a new face will patrol our schools

Liaison: “Communication for establishing and maintaining mutual understanding and cooperation.” That’s how Webster’s Dictionary defines the word, and that’s exactly what Police Officer Chris Gottfredsen feels he will be responsible for in his new position.

By Katrina Styx , August 21, 2008

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Exposure suspect escapes

A man was reported exposing himself Tuesday afternoon, at about 12:40 p.m. in Treasures From The Heart thrift store, 200 S. Main St.

By Katrina Styx , August 20, 2008

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USAF band to give free concert in River Falls, Sept. 16th

The 33-member U.S. Air Force Concert Band of Mid-America will perform a free concert at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 16th, at the River Falls High School auditorium. Tickets will be available at the RFJ office and Quiznos Sub in RF after Sept. 2nd.

August 19, 2008

A day at the fair (Video)

There was a little bit of something for everyone August 7-10 at The Pierce County Fair this year, from games and food to baby animals and exhibitions.

By Katrina Styx , August 12, 2008

Fish set to invade Rib Lake

There are 250 amateur baseball teams in the Wisconsin Baseball Association. Thirty-two played well enough this season to earn a spot in the playoffs. The River Falls Fighting Fish are one of them.

By Bob Burrows , August 07, 2008

Out-of-state fans say RF is better than Missouri

When the Kansas City Chiefs move into River Falls each summer, they attract visitors from across the country.

By Katrina Styx , August 07, 2008

Trails and tales: BWCAW still recovering from wild fires

The news report read: “A major windstorm, with wind speeds up to 100 miles/hour, swept across northern Minnesota on July 4, 1999, impacting approximately 477,000 acres in the Superior National Forest boundary, including approximately 370,000 acres inside the one million acre Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW).

By Jim Bennett, Outdoor Columnist , August 07, 2008

Notes from the Garden: Presenting: Drama players for the late summer garden

This spring, when I punched a hole in the horse pasture and relocated the vegetable garden, it opened up a new space to expand the perennial gardens.

By Ted Beverly, Columnist , August 07, 2008

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