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Saint Elizabeth’s Medical Center shares the Carolyn Boone Lewis Living the Vision Award with its community health partners and program recipients. Pictured, from left: Rick Vaplon, First State Bank; Julie Jacobs, Saint Elizabeth’s Medical Center; Jim Freihammer, Wabasha-Kellogg Schools; Paula Thompson, Saint Elizabeth’s; Carla Theusch, Saint Elizabeth’s; Betty Sessions, Buffalo County; Terese Hemmingsen, Saint Elizabeth’s and Winona State University; Rhonda Whalen, Saint Elizabeth’s; Tom Crowley, CEO, Saint

The American Hospital Association (AHA) awarded the Carolyn Boone Lewis Living the Vision Award last Thursday to Saint Elizabeth’s Medical Center in Wabasha for its work in improving the health of...

Wabasha Library announces plans for Children's expansion

Just how crowded the current Children’s Room at the Public Library often gets is clearly visible in this photo taken at a recent program. Library Director Bev Hall says such crowding is very common, and children often overflow into the entry area.

by Michael Smith This is for the children. The proposed 1,185 square-foot expansion of the Wabasha Public Library Children’s Room is just that: a project for the children. And for the primary...

Eagle Center welcomes Native American Exhibit

Some of the Native American culture and heritage artwork on display at the National Eagle Center by Native American artists Dick Mindykowski and Gordon Coons, along with woodcarver Michael Maher, are pictured here in the Watershed Gallery.

Motorcyclist dies in crash near Plainview

A 34-year-old Eyota man died as a result of injuries he sustained in a three-vehicle accident just north of Plainview Sunday afternoon, and three others were injured, according to a report by the...

Great River Homes celebrates 40 years here

Everyone enjoyed a meal, music, and socialization at the celebration of Great River Homes, Inc.

Great River Homes, Inc. held a celebration with people receiving services and their families, employees and their families, and board members and their families on September 25, 2016. On September...

Back where she belongs?

The American Queen made a beautiful sight for motorists crossing the Clickner Memorial Bridge over the Mississippi River last week. It is shown here docked just upstream from the bridge Thursday morning. The AQ was here from Wednesday afternoon to around midnight Thursday.

by Michael Smith When travelers by land look for a place to bed down and stay overnight, they usually look for a hotel or motel. When river travelers want to stay on the river overnight, they often...

St. Elizabeth's gets national recognition

Thursday, October 6 is a big day for Saint Elizabeth’s Medical Center and all of its community partners. A Well-A-Bration takes place at Slippery’s banquet room beginning at 3:30pm, followed by a...

Mondovi Herald-News

Mondovi’s new Equine Team readies for competition

The Mondovi Equine Team—consisting of (left to right) Alissa Hopp, Brooke Vinck, Autumn Morrow, Emma Sandberg and Kira Lee—is the School District of Mondovi’s first-ever school-sponsored club for horsemanship competitors. The five girls hold a variety of past equine experience, from Western to English, and hope to make a splash in their first year of WIHA competition. The team had a successful introductory show at Glenwood City on Oct. 8 and will compete in Eau Claire this weekend, Oct. 15-16.

by Beth Kraft Move over traditional team sports, there’s a new gig in town. A group of local girls is representing the Mondovi Schools in a brand-new way, debuting as the Mondovi Equine Team this...

Gunderson Foods plays host to effort to help Mondovi Schools pay for share of city sidewalk project

Jon Seipel and his daughters, Justine and Jade, chatted with Wisconsin Assembly Rep. Chris Danou and his son, Rowan, outside Gunderson Foods on Saturday, Oct. 8. Seipel and other community members hosted a brat and burger fundraiser on behalf of the Mondovi Schools to help the district pay for a new sidewalk that runs along a portion of school property.

by Beth Kraft A Mondovi business hosted the first of what organizers intend to be several events to raise money on behalf of the School District of Mondovi. Gunderson Foods owner Jon Seipel said...

Covered in quilts—Central Lutheran group compiles major donation for Lutheran World Relief

Quilts in a rainbow of colors covered all of the pews in the Central Lutheran Church sanctuary. A church group sewed 91 quilts on behalf of Lutheran World Relief, topping last year’s total by 26 quilts.

by Beth Kraft The back of every single pew in the sanctuary at Mondovi’s Central Lutheran Church was draped with brightly-colored handmade quilts last week. Near the altar, piles of baby care...

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