
For sale sign doesn’t mean SOS is leaving
The for sale sign in front of the home of the SOS Players doesn’t mean the teen theater company is leaving Hudson, according to the troupe’s executive director.

Hudson’s Goodwill Store opens its doors
Saturday, August 28, the Hudson Goodwill store opened its door to the public. The response was more than anyone expected. “We beat all sales expectations and goals,” said Emily Bollensen about the store’s first day.

Raider soccer blanks Indians
Two nights after playing well in a 2-0 loss to defending conference and sectional champion Eau Claire Memorial last Tuesday, the Raider boys’ soccer team blanked Menomonie, 4-0, to even its Big Rivers Conference mark at 1-1 on the season.

HPD Chief Jensen goes back to school, FBI-style
Hudson Police Chief Marty Jensen is spending his summer at school — the FBI Academy in Quantico, Va.
Stillwater bridge will close for 3 nights
The Stillwater Lift Bridge will be temporarily closed overnight between 8 p.m. and 5 a.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 7-9 to replace malfunctioning electrical cables that power the gate arm system controlling traffic across the two-lane bridge.
Hudson School District has seen many accomplishments
The new school year began in Hudson Wednesday morning, with somewhere in the neighborhood of 5,400 to 5,500 students expected in the district’s six elementary schools, middle school and high school.
RELATED CONTENTSchool district annual meeting is Tuesday
The Hudson School District’s annual meeting will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 7, at Hudson High School’s auditorium beginning at 7 p.m.
City deer hunt set to begin
A special archery hunt to reduce the city of Hudson’s deer population will coincide with Wisconsin’s regular bow season that begins Sept. 18.
RELATED CONTENTHHS gets first dean of students
Kevin Moore, formerly with Adams-Friendship High School, is the new dean of students at HHS. He replaces former associate principal Denny Toll who resigned last month.
RELATED CONTENTIf you're missing branches on your family tree, UW Archives can help
Kathryn Otto, new archivist at UW-River Falls, is inviting the community to free classes for those interested in learning about the archives, doing historical research, or seeking ancestors.
RELATED CONTENTBuyer being sought for UFE, Inc.
UFE, Inc. in Osceola is facing an uncertain future. The injection molding company entered receivership under an Aug. 6 federal judge's order.
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NewsMakers is a joint effort with The River Channel in which we interview community leaders about local issues and activities - or people with an interesting story to tell.
Trampoline turmoil tumbles in Troy Burne
A more than year-long dispute between a homeowner’s trampoline location and a homeowner’s association in the town of Troy has been settled without a trial.
RELATED CONTENTObama to visit Wisconsin on Labor Day
Wisconsin News
For the third time in just over two months, President Obama is planning a visit to southeast Wisconsin.
Similar accidents claim victims’ lives
Wisconsin News
Two accidents, similar in nature, claim two lives in two days.
Our View: School opens; time to review safety procedures
The School District of Hudson resumed classes Wednesday, Sept. 1 and this means a time of adjustment for not only students and parents but all citizens. It is time to take a look at routines and procedures so everyone can enjoy a safe year of school.
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Rapids hands Raiders football team season-opening loss
Hudson head football coach Adam Kowles saw plenty of things to work on this week in practice at the team’s season opener Friday night in Wisconsin Rapids.
RELATED CONTENTRaider spikers grind out win
The Raider volleyball team recovered from a rough first set to win the next three and post a 3-1 victory over Ellsworth in the 2010 season opener last Thursday at the high school gym.
RELATED CONTENTPackers close out exhibition season at Kansas City
Wisconsin Sports
It’s a night for those on the bubble to make one last case for themselves, before each team has to cut 22 players by Saturday to get to the regular season roster limit of 53.
Big Ten football divisions created with addition of Nebraska
Wisconsin Sports
Wisconsin was put into a division with Penn State, Ohio State, Illinois, Indiana and Purdue.


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