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Western Wisconsin Weekend: Hudson gathers for Booyah; Village of Roberts turns 150

Discover the annual Fall Festival, Booyah Time, and other exciting events in River Falls and Hudson. Enjoy food, music, games, and community gatherings.Hudson, Wisconsin · Hudson Read Article

Hudson School Board hosts community meeting as closure decisions on Houlton, Willow River near

Residents from Hudson, the town of St. Joseph and other areas of St. Croix County spoke at the Hudson School Board’s community meeting Monday night at the middle school, while children walked around holding signs against school closures.Hudson, Wisconsin · Hudson Read Article

Russell Nicolet on Championing the Injured in Personal Injuries

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Russell Nicolet, who is known as The Midwest’s Lawyer, has received national recognition as a top trial lawyer in Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, and Iowa. However, his greatest accomplishments have come from securing justice and results for the people who employ him as a personal injury lawyer. Nicolet’s passion for justice, as well as helping people through difficult situations, is integral to his personal philosophy. His goal in every cas…Hudson, Wisconsin · Hudson Read Article

Hudson City Council agrees to let Town of Troy continue with fire department expansion

The Hudson City Council agreed to let the Town of Troy continue expanding its fire services and build necessary infrastructure — like the town's first fire station — helping with the area's overall fire response.Infrastructure · Hudson Read Article

United Way St. Croix, Red Cedar Valleys announce eight grants to area nonprofits

United Way St. Croix and Red Cedar Valleys (UW Valleys) is pleased to announce grant awards totaling $292,410 to eight area nonprofits through the Otto Bremer Trust’s Community Responsive Grants program. UW Valleys is a grant funding intermediary partner with Otto Bremer Trust.Hudson, Wisconsin · Hudson Read Article

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Western Wisconsin Weekend: Hudson gathers for Booyah; Village of Roberts turns 150

Houlton Elementary parents in Hudson speak out to save school from closure

Why the Hudson First Responders no longer serve the area

The Booyah: an event that brings the Hudson community together

Hudson volleyball team stays perfect in BRC with win over Eau Claire Memorial

Hudson event features Capuchin friar’s story - Superior Catholic Herald

Hudson School Board hosts community meeting as closure decisions on Houlton, Willow River near

Russell Nicolet on Championing the Injured in Personal Injuries

Hudson City Council agrees to let Town of Troy continue with fire department expansion

United Way St. Croix, Red Cedar Valleys announce eight grants to area nonprofits

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Breaking News Topics Related to Hudson, Wisconsin

Western Wisconsin Weekend: Hudson gathers for Booyah; Village of Roberts turns 150

Houlton Elementary parents in Hudson speak out to save school from closure

Why the Hudson First Responders no longer serve the area

The Booyah: an event that brings the Hudson community together

Hudson volleyball team stays perfect in BRC with win over Eau Claire Memorial

Hudson event features Capuchin friar’s story - Superior Catholic Herald

Hudson School Board hosts community meeting as closure decisions on Houlton, Willow River near

Russell Nicolet on Championing the Injured in Personal Injuries

Hudson City Council agrees to let Town of Troy continue with fire department expansion

United Way St. Croix, Red Cedar Valleys announce eight grants to area nonprofits