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Local healthcare company donates to Japan’s earthquake recovery
Armor Healthcare, which is owned and operated by Hudson resident Bob Simmons, did not hesitate to donate $15,000 worth of health-related supplies to the relief effort in Japan.
By Margaret Ontl , April 01, 2011
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Sandbagging begins on South Front Street in Hudson
People 18 and older who are willing to help and able to lift 35- to 40-pound sandbags should meet in the River City Center parking lot at the corner of Second and Buckeye streets at 1 p.m. Friday.
March 24, 2011
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St. Pat’s priest leaving after allegedly taking money
It was announced at Hudson's St. Patrick Church Sunday that Father Dan Dahlberg is leaving the parish after allegedly taking about $10,800 from the parish charity account for his own use.
By Doug Stohlberg , March 21, 2011
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UPDATE: Stillwater bridge project gaining bi-partisan support
A small group of local residents showed up to cheer a group of politicians who toured the Stillwater, Minn. lift bridge Friday afternoon. "Build the bridge," they chanted over and over.
By By Jeff Holmquist , March 18, 2011
Surviving cancer gives new meaning to life
Long before Twitter, the Hudson Star-Observer had the equivalent in our longtime “Neighbors” and “On Petticoat Lane” columns. It was the latter that gave Suzy Groves a boost in 2000 when she was diagnosed with cancer and told she would not likely survive.
By Margaret Ontl , March 18, 2011
For this baby, it’s been all about heart and hospitals
Crystal DuBois said after 12 draining hours of labor, it was a shock to have her nine-pound son whisked away soon after delivery, before she could hold him.
By Phil Pfuehler , March 11, 2011
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UPDATED: Children in Tuesday head-on identified; investigation continues
Debbie Griffin photo
A two-vehicle head-on accident just west of River Falls injured five people -- at least three critically -- about 3:40 p.m., Tuesday, March 8.
March 10, 2011
American Idol says good-bye to Hudson’s Hawley
Last night, as the American Idol competition moved to Las Vegas, viewers and Caleb Hawley fans were only given a glimpse of him as he performed “Please Please Me” with Carson Higgins, but the Hudson High School graduate was eliminated from further competition.
By Margaret Ontl , February 24, 2011
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Low ceiling grounds balloons, but parade is a crowd-pleaser
Fog and a low cloud ceiling kept most of the hot-air balloons in town for the 22nd annual Hot Air Affair on the ground, but a rare mild evening helped boost attendance at Friday night's torchlight parade.
February 09, 2011
Super Bowl snafu: Hudson native Jim Rouleau experienced it
Hudson native Jim Rouleau was quoted in the New York Times and the Star-Telegram of Fort Worth on Monday because he was one of the 1,250 people who found that even though they had legitimate tickets, they did not have seats for Super Bowl XLV.
By Margaret Ontl , February 09, 2011
River Falls manager charged for negligently shooting employee after missing a bird at cookie-making factory
He was on the hunt for pesky birds in the rafters. One landed on the floor. The plant manager allegedly got down, lay low, fired bird shot from a rifle but missed the bird. However, according to a River Falls police report and a criminal complaint, an employee was hit in the back of the head.
By Phil Pfuehler , February 08, 2011
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