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The Mondovi fifth grade Girl Scout troop is working to bring attention in the local community to a new wheelchair lift at Central Lutheran Church for members to reach areas of the church that were previously inaccessible to wheelchairs. The Scouts, pictured, left to right, Tatianna Rutkowski, Savanna Noetzelmann, Keely Wensel, Reynah Larson, Hope Conrad, and Caroline Currier, are focusing on community outreach and awareness of those with physical and/or developmental disabilities to earn their Bronze Award.
  by Beth Kraft   Most of us don’t think twice about climbing a flight of stairs or opening a heavy door. But a local Girl Scout troop now understands that commonplace tasks we take for granted every...
Martin (Marty) Lyle Sandberg, 72, of Eleva, Wis., went to his eternal home on April 25, 2018. Martin was a resident at The HomePlace in Mondovi at the time of his death. Martin was born July 4,...
Melvin E. Becker, 82, of Edgerton, died Friday, April 20, 2018, at St. Mary’s Hospital, Madison. He was born in Mondovi, Wis. on Feb. 10, 1936, the son of Otto Louis and Junice Ortha (Thompson)...
Donald L. Parkhurst, 83, died on April 20, 2018, at Dove Healthcare West-Reflections Unit, following a struggle with many health issues. Don was born Oct. 2, 1934, at home, to Loren and Myrtle (...
Neil R. Crawford, 76, of Mondovi Wis., passed away peacefully at Mayo Clinic, in Eau Claire, on April 16, 2018, with his daughters by his side. He was born May 18, 1941, in Burlington, Iowa, to...
Phyllis A. Wolfrum, 101, of Mondovi, passed away on Saturday, April 21, 2018, at the American Lutheran Home. She was born on Sept. 21, 1916, in Mondovi, the daughter of Herman and Minnie (Steinke)...
Group home and CBRF owners and operators from all across northwest Wisconsin banded together at the Marten Center in Mondovi last week to swap stories and brainstorm ideas to combat the chronic funding cuts they all face. The meeting, organized by Mary Jo LaBair (standing at right) of Garlick’s CBRF and her family, netted attendance by upwards of 50 people on Tuesday afternoon, April 17.
  by Beth Kraft   To operate successfully, profits must outweigh expenses; it’s business 101. But for those running group homes and community based residential facilities (CBRFs) for people with...
Pastor Paul Woebbeking served Zion Lutheran Church in Mondovi for nearly 16 years prior to his recent retirement. Pictured, Woebbeking preached during his final service on Sunday, April 8, which also included a retirement celebration organized by family and church members.
  by Beth Kraft   After leading Mondovi’s Zion Lutheran Church for nearly 16 years, Pastor Paul Woebbeking stepped in front of the congregation for one last Sunday service on April 8. A retirement...
Edward M. Adams was laid to rest Monday following his passing on April 7 after a long battle with cancer. A businessman and City Council member in Mondovi for nearly 30 years, Adams’ love for the Green Bay Packers lives on through the Packer photos and memorabilia that cover a large wall at his firm, Adams Accounting, in downtown Mondovi.
  by Beth Kraft   Longtime Mondovi businessman Edward M. Adams will be remembered as a community-minded man, a compassionate employer, and for his obvious love of the Green Bay Packers football team...
A trio of co-owners in (left to right) Tracy Olson, Tracey Schwartz and Tina Bursaw recently founded Triple T Tanning, Active Wear & More. The new shop offers a wide selection of active/workout wear, regular tanning and red light therapy beds, and more.
  by Beth Kraft   Winter’s chilly, snowy grip may be hanging on in west central Wisconsin, but those who take a step inside Triple T Tanning Active Wear & More likely can’t help but be optimistic...

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