Home
Search
Sections

Weather Forecast

Close

social

December 18, 2013
Gladsome Tidings fill the air
What has become a tradition in Hudson continues its popularity. The Home for the Holidays concert, Gladsome Tidings, was presented by the Hudson High School Choral Department. It featured the River City Symphony Orchestra and Hudson High School choirs. Four performances were...
life / celebrationsDecember 18, 2013 - 3:26pm
Advertisement
Wisconsin Sports Briefs: Rodgers hasn’t been cleared to play Sunday…
Aaron Rodgers has not been medically-cleared to play in Sunday's Green Bay Packers home game against Pittsburgh. Rodgers was limited Wednesday when the Packers started practicing the game plan for the 6-8 Steelers. Coach Mike McCarthy did say that Rodgers looked sharp, threw the...
sportsDecember 18, 2013 - 2:48pm
Judge refuses to dismiss charges against Left of Center managers for selling alleged drug paraphernalia
In a decision and order signed Dec. 5, Judge Eric Lundell refused to dismiss charges filed in city court against the managers of Left of Center, an adult entertainment and tobacco shop in downtown Hudson. In May 2012 Hudson police officers confiscated 25 products from the store’s...
news / crime and courtsDecember 18, 2013 - 2:04pm
Advertisement
Democrat brings congressional campaign to Hudson
The Democrat hoping to unseat incumbent Sean Duffy in the mid-term congressional election next November brought her announcement tour to Hudson...
news / politicsDecember 18, 2013 - 1:57pm
Raider girls' hockey team splits games up north
The Raider girls’ hockey team came home from a trip north last weekend with a win and a loss, beating Superior, 6-4, Friday night before losing to defending state champion Hayward, 7-2 on Saturday. Ali Takkunen had a hat trick and Sydney Squires scored a pair of shorthanded goals...
sports / high schoolDecember 18, 2013 - 1:41pm
Margaret's Musings: Giving thanks and more insurance challenges
It is the time of year when most of us stop and pause to count our blessings and I am no different. While I have cut way back on the secular part of Christmas, I still put up my traditional tree. It really is a reflection of my life with ornaments from friends and family members,...
opinion / columnsDecember 18, 2013 - 1:27pm
Bike coalition hopes to develop new trails; connect to river crossing loop
Members of the St. Croix Bike Coalition told members of the Hudson Rotary Club last week that the organization hopes to develop a bike trail...
news / governmentDecember 18, 2013 - 12:19pm
Advertisement
School board considers selling UU property; report says site isn't suitable for large school
The Hudson School Board voted 5-0 to get appraisals of the two pieces of property the district owns on County UU near the Hudson Soccer Complex in order to consider whether the property should be sold and a new site sought for a secondary school or to hold onto the property. The...
news / educationDecember 18, 2013 - 12:10pm
Dancing Christmas lights bring visitors to Aldro Road
A drive past Dave and Robyn Borchart’s house in the town of Hudson has become a Christmas tradition for many of their friends and neighbors. For that matter, a lot of people who have heard about the Christmas lights that dance to the music on their car radio make the trip to...
life / celebrationsDecember 18, 2013 - 12:06pm
December 12, 2013
Hudson educators awarded Star Grants totaling $16,570
The Education Foundation of Hudson last week awarded Star Grants for innovative classroom projects and curriculum training. The foundation awarded grants totaling $16,570 for six projects involving several educators touching many schools in the Hudson district. Foundation President...
news / educationDecember 12, 2013 - 11:56am
UPDATE: River Falls man jailed after allegedly slashing friend’s throat
Hours of drinking together ended violently for two friends on Tuesday, Dec. 10. One was accused of taking a kitchen knife and cutting the...
news / crime and courtsDecember 12, 2013 - 9:39am
December 11, 2013
North Hudson Pepper Festival gives back more than $26,000
Sunday night members of the Pepper Fest committee held their annual meeting and allocations banquet at the Valley House. President Dan Barber and Vice President Gina Gross distributed $26,324 to the community. According to Barber, the gross income this year for the North Hudson...
life / celebrationsDecember 11, 2013 - 4:07pm
Wrestlers open the season strong
After opening the season with a 55-9 victory over Neillsville/Greenwood/Loyal last Thursday at the high school gym, the Raider wrestling team...
sports / high schoolDecember 11, 2013 - 3:36pm
Korea experience sparks Lisa LaBeau's desire to keep traveling
Lisa LaBeau had hoped to spend a year teaching in Spain following her graduation from UW-Eau Claire with a Spanish major but when a position wasn’t available she thought she’d try another country. That’s how the Hudson High School Class of 2009 graduate ended up in South Korea...
life / familyDecember 11, 2013 - 3:20pm
Rain, snow and ice make travel treacherous
A series of weather events going back to the rain, sleet and snow that fell on Wednesday of last week combined to make driving hazardous in the...
news / accidentsDecember 11, 2013 - 2:45pm
Page 1Older »
Advertisement