As he begins his second year, Craig Hansen talks about several issues of interest.
First flood forecasts foresee good chance of high water this spring
National Weather Service says wet winter could mean major flooding when snow starts to melt.
Osceola pauses zoning changes as opposition mounts to proposed apartment building
Planning Commission considers revisions to development rules but briefly tables decision.
Potatoes & Pines: Immigrant along Namekagon changed Wisconsin farming
Today, the Uhrenholdt Memorial Forest is a living monument to conservation.
Osceola looks to loosen zoning for big bluff-top building
Proposal for new mixed-use development raises concerns about impact on the town and river.
Companies seeking to bottle St. Croix Valley spring water
Businesses have been contacting residents along the lower river about possibly selling groundwater.
Snowshoe to the source of the St. Croix
Guided hike on Feb. 18 will visit remote headwaters in northern Wisconsin.
Minnesota legislation seeks to improve management of misunderstood fish
DNR supports effort to study and recommend changes to regulations that currently leave several species vulnerable.
Historic headwaters house connected Indigenous and European people
Ojibwe-French-English couple Antoine and Sarah Gordon lived at intersection of old travel routes and changing cultures.
Proposed hog operation near Trade River resubmits full application for state permit
Cumberland LLC seeks to open facility that would house 26,000 swine in northwest Wisconsin.
Barrens Bandits, Part 2: Flight from justice and a fight for freedom
The bandits flee the posse after their bold bank robbery, and two other men are charged with crimes they didn’t commit.
Barrens Bandits, Part 1: Brazen 1921 bank robbery set off massive manhunt
St. Paul gangsters on an interstate crime spree were chased up, down, and across the river.
Flour power: Milling magnate’s stately St. Croix River lodge celebrates centennial
Historic hunting and fishing retreat was built by Minneapolis grain baron Benjamin Sheffield.
River Falls to move ahead with federal agency partnership to study dam removals
City approves working with Army Corps of Engineers to analyze possibilities and potential federal financial support.
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