Tom Lindfors is a part-time reporter for the NEW RICHMOND FINE ARTS COUNCIL INC and the River Falls Journal, focusing on local news in New Richmond. With a keen interest in community events and developments, Tom covers a wide range of topics including education, crime, local government, and cultural events.
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Tom Lindfors focuses on local community events, education, crime, business, and government activities in New Richmond. His coverage includes announcements from the local government and event highlights within the community.
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By: Tom Lindfors
Following the open forum period, by a vote of 5-1 board members voted to table any action on the Title IX policy update.
By: Tom Lindfors
Acknowledging the polarized political environment and general unrest ahead of the November presidential election, the New Richmond City Council passed ordinance No. 163 at its meeting Monday, Aug. 14.
By: Tom Lindfors
First Lutheran Church in New Richmond will be providing an opportunity for congregants and other members of the community to remember loved ones when it constructs a new columbarium on
St. Croix County Sheriff’s Deputy Kaitie Leising, dispatched for a report of a potential drunk driver in a ditch, died after sustaining wounds in an exchange of gunfire in May.
In order to better glean insights from the county’s housing market, St. Croix Economic Development Corporation seeks to conduct a study that it claims will help with strategic planning, attracting developers and long-term economic growth.
By: Tom Lindfors
Bend maintains a studio space at the Color Crossing artist collective in Roberts, Wis. available by appointment only. To see Bend’s work, also visit the Price Krishnan Gallery in the Northrup King Building in Minneapolis or online at: Price Krishnan Gallery
Rodeo fans donning cowboy boots and hats packed into bleachers and hung on fences over the weekend to see festivities like bull riding, lassoing and barrel racing at the 60th annual Falcon Frontier Days Rodeo (FFDR) at the University of Wisconsin River Falls rodeo grounds.
By: Tom Lindfors
With the presidential election happening on Wednesday, Nov. 5, it seemed prudent to check in with New Richmond City clerk Michelle Scanlan to ask what voters should know about registering
Beneath an American flag, members of the VFW honor guard saluted. With hands over their hearts, firefighters and police officers, standing shoulder-to-shoulder, recited the Pledge of Allegiance.
By: Tom Lindfors
New Richmond Superintendent Dr. Troy Miller walked members of the Board of Education through a plan to ensure the sustainability of the district’s school farm at a meeting Monday, Sept.
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