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28/11/2025
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Two more Hudson School Board members write of their decision to close two elementary schools, Houlton and Willow River, in the district. Others write about national politics — a new bill, SNAP funding and Donald Trump and his administration's recent conduct.
28/11/2025
Welcoming back Dawn Jeffers Ramstad.
Perhaps we are old friends. Perhaps we are just getting acquainted as you read my first contribution as a Hudson Star Observer columnist.
27/11/2025
Gobble, gobble: Enjoy holiday festivities in River Falls and Hudson with parades, Santa visits and local shopping, all while supporting your community.
Celebrate the holidays with River Dazzle and Light Up Hudson! Enjoy parades, Santa, twinkling lights, and festive activities for the whole family.
26/11/2025
WWH has donated a parcel of land near the original Baldwin hospital site to SCV Habitat, supporting the construction of future Habitat homes for local families in need.
26/11/2025
Navigating the holiday season can be challenging for those in recovery or struggling with mental health issues. Hazelden Betty Ford shares tips for safeguarding progress during this time, emphasizing the importance of planning, self-care and recognizing triggers.
26/11/2025
A three-pointer from the corner by senior Avery Hoff with 13 seconds left in the game proved to be the difference as the Somerset girls basketball team won a frantically played game at New Richmond Monday night, 58-57.
Somerset girls basketball team wins a thrilling game against New Richmond with a last-second three-pointer. Turnovers and rebounding played a key role.
26/11/2025
The first round of the RFHS Senior Exit Interviews will take place from 8 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. on Dec. 5 in the River Falls High School Library Media Center.
It's the most wonderful time of the year and it comes with an opportunity for you, your colleagues and others you may know.
26/11/2025
Homeowners and businesses joined together to host the 39th annual Christmas Tour of Homes in Hudson.
The Hudson Chamber of Commerce organized the 39th annual Christmas Tour of Homes over the weekend, showing November isn’t too early to celebrate the holidays. The event sold 1,647 tickets
25/11/2025
When the UW-River Falls football team hosts Chapman University (Calif.) Saturday in its first NCAA playoff game in history at David Smith Stadium, they’ll have the WIAC Offensive Player of the Year, WIAC Defensive Player of the Year, and WIAC Newcom…
UW-River Falls football team makes history with WIAC award winners and first NCAA playoff appearance. Exciting times for the Falcons!
25/11/2025
During Roberts' sesquicentennial celebration last month, graphic designer Heather Albrecht revitalized Roberts Main Street with a mural celebrating the area's agricultural heritage.
25/11/2025
Breaking: Majority of the Hudson Rod, Gun & Archery Club members at a meeting Oct. 21 voted in favor of a potential future contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Majority of the Hudson Rod, Gun & Archery Club members who attended a meeting Oct. 21 voted in favor of a potential contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which would
24/11/2025
Tattersall Distilling offers a few events around the holidays, hosting a Thanksgiving and the multi-day Winter Market over the course of the next two months.
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