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“It’s the only thing I’ve ever wanted to do, my clients are like family”

Lin Heddlesten has had a home business as a hairdresser for 25 years.

By Cheryl Nymann, Editor She’s seen many hair styles come and go the past twenty-five years in Plainview. Simply loving what she does has kept Lin Heddlesten in her home hair business for a quarter...

Lewiston Journal

TRC Dance Competition hosted by Lewiston Altura

The LA Lazers performed their high kick to the song “Light Em Up” and they performed to the song “Dear Future Husband” for their Jazz Funk performance under the direction of Coach Ashley Langerud.

By Carol Boynton Lewiston Journal Editor Lewiston Altura Lazers hosted the Three Rivers Conference Dance competition on Saturday, January 17,2015. Coach Ashley Langerud shared, “The girls varsity...

Last Early Childhood Screening of the Year

By Carol Boynton Lewiston Journal Editor The early childhood years from birth to the start of kindergarten are an important time of rapid learning and growth. Early Childhood Screening is a quick and...

One lone student skis on the RHSST team for LA

By Carol Boynton Lewiston Journal Editor Danner Brummer, the 14 year old eighth grade son of Toby and Jenny Brummer has been skiing since the age of 5 andnow in high school wanted to be a part of a...

One Act Play, In Memoriam will be performed Jan.23

Diane Arnette played by Gwendolyn Peterson and Dr. Marvin Whitby played by Garret Kinstler performing In Memoriam. A free public performance will be held on Friday, January 23rd.

By Carol Boynton Lewiston Journal Editor Students have been working diligently in the One-Act Play under the direction of Matthew Wilmes. This year’s One-Act Play is In Memoriam by Marlene Remington...

Lewiston Chief of Police Scott Yeiter begins duty

By Carol Boynton Lewiston Journal Editor 45 year old Scott Yeiter has been hired and has begun his new duties as the new Chief of Police in Lewiston. “I’m looking forward to meeting a lot of the...

A.L.I.C.E. Training provided for district teacher workshop

Principals Dave Riebel and Mitch Schlitz offered a training session workshop to staff of the Lewiston Altura School District on Monday, January 19th. The program ALICE is in session.

A.L.I.C.E. is a crisis training program that stands for Alert, Lockdown, Information, Counter and Evacuation. As another form of safety preparedness, the Lewiston Altura School District introduced...

Wabasha County Herald

Fountain City's L&D 5A gets timely facelift

by Michael Smith The break in the extreme cold this past week was a welcome relief for the three dozen or so Corps of Engineers workers currently renovating Fountain City’s Lock and Dam 5A. For...

Mondovi Herald-News

Proceeds from annual Lions Club supper to help Mondovi couple recover from house fire

Jim and Kathie Loewenhagen of Mondovi have been named the beneficiaries of the upcoming Lions Club chili and grilled cheese supper, set for Thursday, Jan. 29, at the Mondovi Schools. The Loewenhagens lost their home in a fire Nov. 5.

by Beth Kraft The fire that caused heavy damage at Jim and Kathie Loewenhagen’s home two-and-a-half months ago lasted less than an hour, but the Mondovi couple is still dealing with the aftermath...

Local youths claim K of C free throw championship titles

Age group winners of the 2015 Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship, held in Mondovi on Wednesday, Jan. 14, are, front row, left to right, Ryleigh Miller, 10, Hunter Guenther, 9, Paige Everson, 9, Jarod Falkner, 10; back, Annabel Price, 12, Morgan Mohler, 14, Ryan Fath, 13, Evan Gray, 11, Sarah Fath, 11. Not pictured—Lance Larson, 12.

Boys and girls from the Mondovi and Gilmanton areas tested their free throw shooting skills at the 2015 Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship, held Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 14, at the...

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