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Spooner Kwik Trip Crash Leads to Meth Trafficking Conviction
WASHBURN COUNTY — An early morning vehicle crash on March 2, 2026, near a Kwik Trip gas station in Spooner, Wisconsin, has resulted in a felony drug conviction for an Eau Claire, WI, man. Law enforcement who responded to a report of a crashed vehicle at the Kwik Trip...
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Fortnightly Club recognizes Winfield as Senior Girl Honoree
Safia Winfield, daughter of Sara Branham and Russel Winfield, was named a Senior Girl Honoree by the Rice Lake Fortnightly Club at its Oct. 28 meeting. This honor recognizes outstanding academic record, leadership, athletics and commitment to community. Winfield has maintained a 4.0 grade-point throughout her high school career. She was inducted into the National Honor Society in her junior year. Her class load included many Advanced Placement classes. Her four- year involvement with the Warrior Leadership Team includes serving as president her senior year. She has served as a class officer each year of her high school career. Being a freshmen homeroom monitor allowed her to give freshmen an introduction to high school. She is also involved with the multicultural association, the Academic Decathlon team and serves as the vice-chair of the Young Democrats of Barron County. She also participated in Forensics for the last three years as well as the Future Business Leaders of America. Through these many organizations, Winfield has participated in many school and community projects such as blood drives, helping at Benjamin’s House and helping at the Community Cat Rescue and Adoption Center of Barron County. She has also helped with a mentorship program that
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Kipsters level 5 team takes 1st at Wisconsin Dells
The Kipsters level five gymnastics team from Deutsch’s Gymnastics Training Center in Rice Lake took first place competing Nov. 7-8 at the Bear-A-Boo meet in Wisconsin Dells. Taking first all-around for level five juniors was Briella Knutson of Chetek, who scored a 34.5. Rice Lake’s Lily Pulvino was runner-up all-around at 32.775. Pulvino was first for the floor exercise (9.0), balance beam (8.825) and vault (8.95). Knutson was runner-up in vault (8.9), uneven bars (8.05), beam (8.6) and floor (8.95). Shell Lake’s Arianna Furchtenicht took third all-around for level five seniors with a score of 33.45. She finished third for the vault (8.85), beam (8.25) and floor (8.25). The level five team for the Kipsters combined for a score of 100.25. Jaxon Nichols of Radisson was in first place four times as he won the boys gold level division for bars (9.15), beam (8.8), floor (9.1) and all-around (35.25). The level four Kipsters scored a 104.95. For level four seniors, Rice Lake’s Julia Shingledecker was fifth all-around with a score of 35.4. She was fourth for vault (8.85) and tied for fourth for bars (9.0). Haylee Hollander of Rice Lake finished fifth on floor for level four juniors with an
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Football: Cumberland’s Odden earns 1st team all-conference honors on both sides of the ball
Cumberland senior Max Odden was named to both the first team offense and first team defense as the Heart O’ North release its all-conference honors. Cumberland also had senior Brody Gilbertson receive second team accolades as a defensive lineman. Barron senior Brennen Hanson was a first team offensive lineman and second team defensive lineman. Junior running back Ethan Ericksen received second team honors on offense for the Golden Bears. Northwestern senior running back Tysen Teal received the Offensive Player of the Year award and St. Croix Falls senior linebacker Chase Steffen was named the Defensive Player of the Year. Teal led the Heart O’ North with 1,505 yards rushing and 24 touchdowns, according to Bound Wisconsin. Steffen had 101 tackles, including 19 for loss, which ranked second and first, respectively, in the Heart O’ North. Odden led the Beavers and was fourth in the conference with 356 receiving yards. He caught 13 passes with five for touchdowns. Odden’s 79 tackles were third in the league and he had seven tackles for loss and two sacks. Gilbertson’s three sacks tied for the conference lead and he also had 33 tackles, including seven for loss. Heart O’ North All-Conference First team offense: