CVTC seeks board applicants
The Chippewa Valley Technical College Board Appointment Committee is accepting applications for three positions on the CVTC Board of Trustees. The open positions are for one employer member, one employee member, and one school district administrator and will serve a three-year term beginning July 1, 2012.
RELATED CONTENTBaldwin-Woodville school district accused of open meeting law violations
Citizens for Responsible Government Network and the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty announced Monday that WILL has filed a formal complaint with the St. Croix County District Attorney and the Wisconsin Attorney General against the members of the Baldwin-Woodville Area School District Board of Education.
RELATED CONTENTHudson City Council asked to rezone dog track land
An application from the Hudson School District to rezone the former St. Croix Meadows dog track property was referred to the Hudson Plan Commission by the City Council Monday night.
RELATED CONTENTList of mascot names narrowed to four; voting under way
MENOMONIE -- The list has been narrowed and voting is under way to determine the name of the UW-Stout mascot. The finalists were chosen by the university from more than 100 names submitted during the past two weeks.
RELATED CONTENTGroups claim Baldwin-Woodville board violated law by giving bonuses
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty has filed a complaint with the St. Croix County district attorney and the Wisconsin attorney general against members of the Baldwin-Woodville Area school board.
RELATED CONTENTAlumni offer matching grant of $400,000 for UWRF donations
A Red Wing, Minn., couple, both alumni of UW-River Falls, have pledged $400,000 for a scholarship program if others will match that amount.
RELATED CONTENTStout announces name-that-mascot contest 
MENOMONIE -- The new mascot at UW-Stout is more than three months old and still doesn’t have a name, but that’s about to change.
RELATED CONTENTGov. Walker stresses reading during visit to Elmwood
Minutes before Gov. Scott Walker walked through the library doors Friday, an Elmwood third grader uttered, "I'm freaking out."
RELATED CONTENTGov. Walker expected in Elmwood Friday afternoon
Gov. Scott Walker will be coming to Elmwood this afternoon (Friday) to read to third graders as part of the new "Read to Lead" statewide initiative which was announced this week.
RELATED CONTENTArt major’s career looking bright after sunglasses hit market
MENOMONIE -- It’s a paradox that Luis Santiago hopes will take care of itself in the near future: He can hardly afford to buy the very product he designed.
RELATED CONTENTTech grads ready for next phase
Endurance. Accomplishment. Fun. Success. Just a few words heard at the Chippewa Valley Technical College commencement ceremony held at the Meyer Middle School Monday, Dec. 19.
RELATED CONTENTHudson Golf club withdraws land offer
On Monday, Chris Hanson, owner of the Hudson Golf Course, sent a letter to the Hudson School District withdrawing his offer to donate 65 acres of the golf course for a new school.
RELATED CONTENTNearly 700 to receive diplomas at commencement
MENOMONIE -- UW-Stout will hold its winter commencement Saturday, Dec. 17, at Johnson Fieldhouse. A total of 669 students will receive degrees, including 119 graduate degrees.
RELATED CONTENTYale’s top investor to speak at UW-River Falls Dec. 12
David Swensen, Chief Investment Officer (CIO) for Yale University and a member of the President’s Council on Jobs and Competitiveness, will deliver a lecture, "Pioneering Portfolio Management," at the UW-River Falls on Monday, Dec. 12.
RELATED CONTENTUW-River Falls interested in building on former tourism center site
An investment group led by Hudson businessman David Robson has submitted the highest bid of $1,251,043 for the 16-acre property on Interstate 94.
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