The National Farm Medicine Center will award a free rollover protective structure retrofit in a drawing July 11 during the 12th annual Pull at Central Wisconsin State Fairgrounds.
The Aqua Skiers team trains in synchronized harmony, but within the precision and polish of the show team lies a dynamic contrast: a veteran with nearly five decades on the water and a novice just learning to stand.
25 YEARS AGO: Eleanor Ormond and Marjorie Wolfe were familiar faces at St. Joseph’s Hospital, where they volunteered weekly despite visual impairments.
Aspirus Health has appointed Ryan Lown as the new chief administrative officer (CAO) for Aspirus Wisconsin Rapids Hospital.
Wisconsin Central Ltd. Railroad is making plans to reconstruct the railroad crossing and sidewalk at Highway 97/Central Avenue in Marshfield.
The Wood County Sheriff’s Department is helping investigate two deaths and an officer-involved shooting that officials say happened July 6 in the town of New Hope.
The Brush and Palette Club is celebrating its diamond anniversary this month with a special exhibition at The Alexander House, where members have showcased their work since 1985.
Yesterday In and Around Marshfield: June 22-28 25 YEARS AGO: Marshfield Clinic honored Frederick J. “Fritz” Wenzel with the unveiling of a bronze bust to be displayed in …
Problem gambling can damage more than families: about 20% of gambling addicts attempt suicide.
Wood County emergency services calls, June 24
Wood County emergency services calls, June 20-23
Mother Nature is turning up the heat this weekend, with heat indexes potentially exceeding 100 degrees.
Police, fire and ambulance calls for June 19
An area foundation has awarded almost a quarter-million dollars in scholarships to central Wisconsin students.
John E. Nelson, former president and chairman of Nelson-Jameson Inc., helped transform the food processing supply company into a nationwide operation.
Six children ages 6 and younger have died after being left in hot cars so far this year.
Annual Pride celebration has grown from an impromptu two-hour gathering to a full-day event featuring drag performances, live music and a message of love over hate.
A new exhibit at the South Wood County Historical Museum will showcase the often-overlooked support roles that keep military operations running.
Wildwood Park & Zoo is once again holding its free Wild Wednesdays educational series, featuring eight weeks of wildlife presentations at Wildwood Station.
Joe Sevenich, 74, a lifelong racing fan diagnosed with multiple lung diseases and nearing the end of his life, has just one last wish: to go to the races one more time.