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Senator Rob Stafsholt with WWH staff after he visited the hospital May 7. From left to right: Erin Benson, Human Resources Officer, Shonda Helgeson, Nursing Director, Dr. Jess Brehmer, Ellen Thompson, COO, Eilidh Pederson, CEO, Sen. Stafsholt, Sarah Weiske, Development Manager, Nick Berger, Director of Rural Health Clinic Operations, Lea Kaiser, CFO, and Miranda Wayne, Licensed Clinical Social Worker.

Michiah George will be moving from Baldwin to Washington, D.C., in the fall as the 2026 Baldwin-Woodville Valedictorian and will attend Georgetown University.

Back: Sheila Voster - HVAC parts & warranties, Cammi De Young - office manager, Mike Little - plumbing scheduler, Cindy Croes - HVAC scheduler and marketing, and Cortney Simon - accountant. Front: Heather Kirkpatrick and Hannah Hamann - receptionists/customer service.

Dairy farmers share their stories upon being named Grand Marshals for Windmill Days

Crush Lady Macks, winning Sectional once again

A Woodville man searching for more money has found himself facing felony charges in Chippewa County.

Two big steps for the St. Croix Valley Habitat for Humanity to put up housing in Baldwin were accomplished during this month’s Village Board meeting.

The Baldwin-Woodville Class of 2027 Graduation will now be May 21, 2027, as announced during the June School Board monthly meeting.

For those who thought the data center proposal was dead after the Hammond Village Board denied it last month, the project saw a major revival during last week’s Board of Appeals meeting.

The Madison Scouts Drum and Bugle Corps will hold a free community performance 8 p.m., June 23 at the St. Croix Central High School football field.