Hayward News

Category: GLBTA Politics Posted on: June 28, 2009 8:31 AM, by Greg Laden The Minneapolis Gay Pride Fest is the third largest GLBTQFA festival in the country.

A plane makes a crash landing at the Hayward Airport. It happened Monday evening.

Federal investigators will try to figure out why a small plane crashed at the Hayward Airport.

You'll find all kinds of people and booths at the Twin Cities Pride Festival. But what you didn't find this year was the Johnson family of Hayward, Wisconsin handing out free bibles in Loring Park.

The Musky Fest in Hayward wrapped up today with its annual Grand parade. Thousands lined up along historic Main Street to check out the bands and floats in the 60th annual event.

Jun 27, 2009 10:23 pm US/Central 1 of 1 For 11 years, the Brian and Doris Johnson passed out free Bibles at the Pride Festival.

LA CROSSE - Some of the highest hopes for Door County success going into Friday's first day of the WIAA State Track & Field Meet rested on Sevastopol's Division 3 3,200-meter boys relay and Southern Door discus thrower Ryan Massart.

Jill Downs wasn't exactly thrilled when she heard the latest forecast for gas prices: $3 per gallon is on the way again.

LA CROSSE - Seymour junior Jessica Maroszek became the first state track champion of the year from the Fox Valley region when she won the WIAA Division 2 shot put title Friday morning.

For as long as men and women have left home for distant wars, they've ached for loved ones and yearned for familiar pleasures they'll never again consider routine.

A Radisson man accused of murder used two knives to repeatedly stab a 93-year-old woman and hit her with a chair while she begged for her life in her bedroom, according to Sawyer County Court records.

In their early years together, living just off Brady St. and with a small studio in Shorewood, Bob and Mary Krauski found a lot of business repairing stained-glass windows for countless Milwaukee bungalows.

Governor Doyle kicked off Wisconsin's fishing season opener on Saturday. But while the sun was shining, the governor's spokesman says the fish just weren't biting for Doyle who fished at the Chippewa Flowage near Hayward in northern Wisconsin.

Governor Jim Doyle will participate in the 44th Annual Governor's Fishing Opener Saturday, May 2. The Governor will board a boat early in the morning and will fish on the Chippewa Flowage.

A Chippewa burial site on a steep river bank in Superior has no one charged with maintaining it, and years of erosion is causing bones to poke through the clay surfaces and tumble into the Nemadji River.

Sawyer County sheriffs officials say the man who is missing and presumed drowned is 44-year old Paul Dust of rural Hayward.

A man will spend time in prison after his 10th OWI offense. 47-year-old Leonard T. Quagon of Hayward was sentenced to five years in prison concurrent with two other OWI sentences, along with four years extended supervision.

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At approximately 1:30 Saturday afternoon the Sawyer County Sheriffa TMs Office dive Team found Randy Danczyk deceased.

Authorities in Washburn County have found the body of a man who disappeared after apparently going kayaking.