Bolton Refuge House moved its Buffalo County office to Mondovi in 2016. Located in the rear portion of the Buffalo Tax Service office on E. Main St., BRH offers free resources for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse and teen dating violence. A Day of Unity event to bring awareness to these issues is set for Oct. 27.
Mondovi’s Bolton Refuge House office teaming up with Zion Lutheran for Day of Unity event
  by Beth Kraft   Throughout the month of October, 73 small purple pinwheels will dot the lawn area in front of Mondovi’s Bolton Refuge House office on East Main Street, representing the number of...
Bolton Refuge House moved its Buffalo County office to Mondovi in 2016. Located in the rear portion of the Buffalo Tax Service office on E. Main St., BRH offers free resources for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse and teen dating violence. A Day of Unity event to bring awareness to these issues is set for Oct. 27.
Ribbon-cutting celebrates a successful community collaboration
By Jill Veerkamp, St. Charles Press Editor Four years ago, an idea began for the City of St. Charles to partner with the St. Charles School District with the aim of improving local streets for...
Oktoberfest will bring a new fall festival to Mondovi with fun for all ages, food, music and participation by many downtown businesses for a community-centered event.
Mondovi Oktoberfest promises fun-filled day of activities
  by Beth Kraft   Break out your lederhosen and dust off your dirndl. There’s a new Oktoberfest ready to bring family fun, music, and traditional German influences to Mondovi this Saturday, Oct. 13....
Oktoberfest will bring a new fall festival to Mondovi with fun for all ages, food, music and participation by many downtown businesses for a community-centered event.
Judge Gary Schlosstein is presented a citation from the Wisconsin Supreme Court by Rep. Treig Pronschinske on behalf of Chief Justice Patience Roggensack in the Buffalo County courtroom on Tuesday, Oct. 2. Schlosstein has served as Buffalo County’s Judge for 32 years and another 28 as Court Commissioner.
Schlosstein celebrates 60 years on the bench
  by Nash Weiss   It might be easy to assume that someone who has dedicated 60 years of their life to a career knew from day one what they wanted to be when they grew up, but for Gary Schlosstein, 90...
Judge Gary Schlosstein is presented a citation from the Wisconsin Supreme Court by Rep. Treig Pronschinske on behalf of Chief Justice Patience Roggensack in the Buffalo County courtroom on Tuesday, Oct. 2. Schlosstein has served as Buffalo County’s Judge for 32 years and another 28 as Court Commissioner.
A failing stormwater junction box in the 600th block of West Main Street has been blocked off by barricades for weeks to prevent vehicles from driving over the crumbling structure. City leaders say it’s another example of failing infrastructure they’re having a difficult time keeping pace with through routine maintenance alone, forcing emergency projects.
Mondovi voters must weigh slight tax cut against slashed services, projects
  by Beth Kraft   It’s true: voting against Mondovi’s referendum asking to maintain the property tax rate for 2019 and future years would come with a property tax cut for city residents. City leaders...
A failing stormwater junction box in the 600th block of West Main Street has been blocked off by barricades for weeks to prevent vehicles from driving over the crumbling structure. City leaders say it’s another example of failing infrastructure they’re having a difficult time keeping pace with through routine maintenance alone, forcing emergency projects.
Bolton Refuge House moved its Buffalo County office to Mondovi in 2016. Located in the rear portion of the Buffalo Tax Service office on E. Main St., BRH offers free resources for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, elder abuse and teen dating violence. A Day of Unity event to bring awareness to these issues is set for Oct. 27.
Oktoberfest will bring a new fall festival to Mondovi with fun for all ages, food, music and participation by many downtown businesses for a community-centered event.
Judge Gary Schlosstein is presented a citation from the Wisconsin Supreme Court by Rep. Treig Pronschinske on behalf of Chief Justice Patience Roggensack in the Buffalo County courtroom on Tuesday, Oct. 2. Schlosstein has served as Buffalo County’s Judge for 32 years and another 28 as Court Commissioner.
A failing stormwater junction box in the 600th block of West Main Street has been blocked off by barricades for weeks to prevent vehicles from driving over the crumbling structure. City leaders say it’s another example of failing infrastructure they’re having a difficult time keeping pace with through routine maintenance alone, forcing emergency projects.

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Ribbon-cutting celebrates a successful community collaboration
By Jill Veerkamp, St. Charles Press Editor Four years ago, an idea began for the City of St. Charles to partner with the St. Charles School District with the aim of improving local streets for bicyclists and pedestrians.  Over time, more and more local residents, businesses, and community...
“Semper fidelis for all veterans”
By Jill Veerkamp, St. Charles Press Editor Over the summer, Gary Miller of Eyota stepped up into the role of Commander of District One of the Minnesota American Legion.  As he leads the district, he will do so with a specific motto in mind. Miller said, “My motto for this year is: semper fidelis...
Food and Fun in the Sun
By Kim Ihrke, St. Charles Press Eyota’s Holy Redeemer Catholic Church ordered beautiful weather for their fall festival.  Mother Nature didn’t disappoint.  With sunshine and warm temperatures, young and old alike enjoyed yard games, a bake sale, auctions, and a delicious chicken dinner after the...

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