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Getting to know the candidates: Gordy Earll
Over the next several weeks, leading up to the April 7 elections for Marshfield City Council and School Board, Hub City Times will interview ... -
Project Lead the Way’s mission: Prepare students for the global economy
MARSHFIELD — Marshfield High School currently participates in a four-year Project Lead the Way (PLTW) program in Biomedical Science. The four-year program consists of three ... -
The city speaks
Let’s put some lipstick on this pig: What the wastewater utility does and why it is so important By Sam Warp Jr. Marshfield Wastewater Plant ... -
Vox Concert Series continues growth, looks to give back in 10th year
By Adam Hocking Editor MARSHFIELD — Ten years ago Brian Sauer started the Vox Concert Series as a way to bring accomplished musicians to ... -
Same day appointing debuts at Marshfield Clinic
MARSHFIELD — Patients who want to see a provider for a quick visit for a nonemergency medical condition now have a new option at ... -
UW-Marshfield/Wood County to offer financial aid informational session
MARSHFIELD – Financial aid is an essential element for students, families, and working adults when preparing for college. To help prospective students through this ... -
Empty nest again
Dealing with the exodus of children from the family home By Theresa Blume Featured Columnist When my first son graduated high school, he barely ... -
Marshfield, January 1903: From humble beginnings
How a collection of 500 books grew into the Marshfield Public Library By Kris Leonhardt Featured Columnist “Whatever the cost of our libraries, the ... -
New beginnings: The first step is often the hardest to take
By Patricia Baer Featured Columnist On New Year’s Day, I sat at the kitchen table with my nephew, and after explaining the concept of ... -
Chestnut Center to host local artist joe g.
MARSHFIELD – Singer/songwriter joe g. (a.k.a. Marshfield native Joe Gustafson) brings his original acoustic guitar music to Chestnut Avenue Center for the Arts on ...
