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Two pickup trucks driven by rural Mondovi residents were involved in an accident early last week on snow-covered roads at the intersection of State and Water streets. The impact sent one of the vehicles down a steep embankment where it struck a tree, resulting in minor injuries for the 70-year-old driver.
  by Beth Kraft   Two Mondovi-area men were involved in an accident on Mondovi’s south side on Monday afternoon, Nov. 24, resulting in a traffic citation for one driver and medical assistance for the...

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Eleva-Strum tech ed teacher and Cardinal Manufacturing advisor Craig Cegielski was recently named the Wisconsin Rural Teacher of the Year as presented by Jerry Fiene, executive director of the Wisconsin Rural Schools Alliance, on Nov. 13.
  by Beth Kraft   Since joining the Eleva-Strum School District in 2005, teacher Craig Cegielski has virtually revolutionized Central High School’s technology education program by introducing a...

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According to a press release from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, about 450 mathematics teachers across the state are gaining knowledge and skills to increase student achievement...

St. Charles Press

On Friday, November 21st and Saturday, November 22nd, St. Charles High School students performed Aaron Rocklyn’s “A Musical Romeo and Juliet,” as directed by Aaron Rocklyn and Stephanie Nolting. Above, the cast poses for a photo following Friday’s showing at St. Charles Elementary School.
By St. Charles Press Editor Laura Berndt On Friday, November 21st and Saturday, November 22nd, St. Charles High School offered showings of “A Musical Romeo and Juliet,” featuring a talented cast and...
Sherril Pierce makes lefse on Saturday morning at Faith Lutheran Church in St. Charles during their annual Holiday Bazaar and Bake Sale.
By St. Charles Press Editor Laura Berndt On Saturday, November 22nd, Faith Lutheran Church in St. Charles hosted their annual Holiday Bazaar and Bake Sale. This event offers a unique combination of...
The children and staff of St. Charles Child Care sit beside their Ten Days of Giving barrel, which they hope to fill with food for area families in need.
Merchants Bank in St. Charles will be celebrating the “10 Days of Giving” for the 26th consecutive year from December 1st Through 10th. Proceeds will benefit the Southeastern Minnesota Rural...
Last year, the window of St. Charles Auto Value was full of toys for local kids during the 2013 Toys for Tots Drive.
By St. Charles Press Editor Laura Berndt The holiday season is a time for sharing the holiday spirit with family and loved ones, who gather together to celebrate their appreciation for one another....
Cabin Coffee in St. Charles was packed last Thursday, November 20th, as Cabin Coffee celebrated their seventh year of business, and offered many specials for their customers for their annual Customer Appreciation Day.
By St. Charles Press Editor Laura Berndt Cabin Coffee in St. Charles has been serving customers coffee and a smile for the past seven years, and, to celebrate, they hosted their annual Customer...
Last Monday, November 19th, Dover-Eyota sixth grade students listen as Valerie (DeCora) Guimaraes speaks about the Dakota conflict at Dover-Eyota High School.
By St. Charles Press Editor Laura Berndt 2012, marked the 150th anniversary of an event that forever changed the region we now call Minnesota: the Dakota Conflict. Last week at Dover-Eyota High...
A student takes aim during the game of Donkey Basketball at St. Charles High School on Sunday night.
By St. Charles Press Editor Laura Berndt The St. Charles High School Alumni sponsored a game of Donkey Basketball on Sunday, November 23rd, at St. Charles High School. There, teams of high school...

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