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Anna Zarins (center) shared her new wheelchair-accessible van with her second grade class at Mondovi Elementary late last month. The “Anna-Mobile” fundraising effort that began last June is now complete, raising over half of the funds the family needed to cover the nearly $60,000 cost of purchasing the van and installing a conversion and other components to make transporting Anna much easier and safer.
  by Beth Kraft   Efforts over the past several months by two Mondovi families and the greater community to raise money for a wheelchair-accessible van for Anna Zarins can now officially be labeled a...
Julie Bowe, a native of the Luck, Wis., area, got her start as a published author with the five-book “Friends for Keeps” series, which wrapped up in 2012. Prior to earning publication with her first book, My Last Best Friend, in 2007, Bowe penned Sunday school curriculum as a freelance writer.
  by Beth Kraft   The fourth through sixth grade level is a good one for local author Julie Bowe, who just released her 14th book aimed at that age group. Two of the eight books in another series,...

Wabasha County Herald

by Ruby White A Plainview man was presented with a Life Saving Award by Wabasha County Sheriff Rodney Bartsh during the March 21 meeting of the Wabasha County Board of Commissioners. Greg Schneider...
Pictured is Plainview resident Greg Schneider and Sheriff Rodney Bartsh as Bartsh presents Schneider with a Life Saving Award.  From left to right behind them are Commissioners Brian Goihl, Cheryl Key, Mike Wobbe, Rich Hall and Don Springer.
A Plainview man was recently honored for saving the life of a man trapped inside his car near Whippoorwill Campground nearly two years ago. On June 17th, 2015, at about 1:30 a.m., Greg Schneider of...
It is often said, “No news is good news.” That’s the case this year regarding the Mississippi River level here this spring. As one can see in this photo, the river is at a near-normal pool level, which is rare for late March, when it is often rising to, or above, flood stage during the annual spring flood season. But so far, that has not been the case, which is a relief to Slippery’s (pictured at left) owner Curt Duehlman and others.—Photo by Michael Smith
by Michael Smith Since it’s almost April and you being a typical Wabasha resident—be it a longtime “lifer,” or maybe even just a relative newbie (20 years or less, shall we say…?)—you are probably...
In case you’re thinking of going to the Osman Shrine Circus this week: DON’T! Go NEXT week! Herald Editor Mike Smith got his weeks mixed up and told readers the Shrine Circus at the State...
Ashley Haxton (2016 Riverboat Days Photo)
Celebrating its 21st year of recognizing high school juniors, the Minnesota State High School League honored the 2017 ExCEL Award recipients during ceremonies at the Girls’ State Basketball...
WASHINGTON - Amid reports of increased Amazon package volumes overwhelming post offices and delaying mail delivery in Bemidji and across the country, U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) called on U.S....
The Wabasha County ADA (American Dairy Association) invites you to join them for the annual Dairy Princess Banquet and Coronation on Saturday, April 1, at the Zumbro Falls VFW Post 1802, 390 Highway...

The Courier-Wedge

Dave Constantine, of Durand, recently won the National Wild Turkey Federation’s (NWTF) National Custom Call Championship for the tenth time. Submitted photo
By Laura Berndt Dave Constantine, a life-long resident of Durand, recently won the National Wild Turkey Federation’s (NWTF) National Custom Call Championship – for the tenth time. If that wasn’t...

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