Bruce News

"I am very patriotic and proud of the work I do. That's just me." Carrie Hoppe of Ripon, an axle-component assembler at Oshkosh Corp.

Stanley A. 'Stan the Man' Rahlf, 89, of Greenfield, formerly of Merrill, passed away Sunday, June 21, 2009.

Marlee Jones has gardened in all the places she's lived, which include the West Indies, South Carolina, Arizona and her native Wisconsin.

Rusk County District Attorney Kathleen Pakes, who gained convictions last year in two cold murder cases, was honored last week by colleagues as state prosecutor of the year.

A music teacher is under investigation for possible inappropriate communication with a high school aged student.

Investigators believe four teenagers are responsible for more than a dozen burglaries.

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Bruce Ambulance 250 staged a mock accident last Wednesday in back of Bruce School as a pre-prom event to encourage safe driving by students.

Set Apart Ministries is hosting "Lifting our Hearts to Yeshua," from 2:10 to 5:10 p.m. May 17 at the De Pere Community Center, 600 W. Grant St.

Even though the snow just melted, the Lincoln County 4-H is already planning their annual summer camp.

Margaret Cobb of Rice Lake, Bruce Rainey of Eau Claire, and Bruce, Amanda, and Jean Sonnenberg, all of Cumberland, pleaded guilty this week.

MANITOWOC - The Clipper City Chordsmen, under the direction of Dave Buss, will present the barbershop singing group's 64th annual spring show, "Notes from Camp," on April 4 at Wilson Junior High School, 1201 N. 11th St.

Dinner will include spaghetti, rigatoni, breadsticks, milk and coffee. Tickets are $7 for adults and $5 for youths age 12 and younger.

The new airport terminal at the Menomonie Municipal Airport is getting closer to landing.

Portage County Finance Committee, 7 a.m., Conference Room 1, Portage County Annex, 1462 Strongs Ave.

Stevens Point City Plan Commission, 6 p.m., Lincoln Center, 1519 Water St. Agenda includes consideration and possible action on accepting land and agreeing to sell 509 West Cornell Ave., consideration and ...

Monday night the Chetek school board decided its interested in taking the next step and looking into a possible merger with Weyerhaeuser.

Five students are enrolled this year in fourth grade at Weyerhaeuser Elementary School and another five are in fifth grade.

Two towns are looking into sharing schools. The superintendent of the Weyerhaeuser School District says the board voted tonight to consider consolidating with Chetek.

Bruce Firefighters and EMTs respond Monday afternoon following a single-vehicle rollover on Thornapple Road just north of U.S. 8. The road was extremely icy where the accident occurred.