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7 young women to compete to become River Falls Royal Ambassadors

7 young women to compete to become River Falls Royal Ambassadors
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Graffiti, prank night and more in the River Falls Police reports

Graffiti, prank night and more in the River Falls Police reports

Graffiti, prank night and more in the River Falls Police reports
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Pierce County offers free, walk-In COVID-19 vaccination clinics in Ellsworth, Plum City, Spring Valley, Prescott, River Falls

Pierce County Public Health is changing things up to make getting the COVID-19 vaccine as easy as possible. Starting next week, Public Health will provide a series of mobile vaccine clinics in many Pierce County communities.   No appointments are needed. Anyone aged 18 or over can walk into one of these mobile clinics and get a vaccine. Vaccinations are completely free. No proof of residency or employment is needed. The Moderna vaccine will be available at these clinics. “The goal with these hometown clinics is providing busy families with an opportunity for a free, efficient, no wait vaccination opportunity. These clinics are designed to get you in and out in about 20 minutes,” said AZ Snyder, health officer/Public Health director.

River Falls sophomore lands a honey(crisp) of an FFA/USDA grant

Gabe Olson-Jensen’s fascination with pomology the growing of fruit took root early and soon will result in an orchard at River Falls High School. The Wisconsin FFA and the USDA recently awarded the sophomore $10,000 for his project “Implementing Organic Practices in Modern Apple Growing.”  In seventh grade, he became interested in fruit trees and contacted University of California-Riverside requesting information about citrus seedlings. He ended up being mentored by the citrus program director and learned the process of grafting. At 14, he began working at Maple Leaf Orchard, a Pierce County farm near Spring Valley, where he credits the owners in teaching him much about apple farming practices. He then began research on his parents’ acreage, planting 75 apple tree rootstocks, grafting all to produce Honeycrisp apples.

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