Friends of Powers Bluff will host a Summer Solstice Gathering & Homecoming on Saturday, June 20, with scheduled events from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. at Powers Bluff County Park — Skunk Hill — Tah-Qua-Kik.
Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry (MACCI) Events & Engagement Director Dawn Krueger said there will be a few new features during this year’s Dairyfest weekend, held May 29-30 in downtown Marshfield and at the Marshfield fairgrounds.
Wisconsin Farm Technology Days officially kicked off its 2026 event with a media day held at Redetzke's No Joke Dairy outside of Stratford.
The Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MACCI) recently announced that the Jerry and Diane Meissner family will be honored as the 2026 Dairyfest parade marshals.
For Lloyd and Marlene Hilt, a dance at the Riverview Ballroom in Stratford in the summer of 1954 marked the beginning of a life together that has now spanned 70 years of marriage.
Project SEARCH recognized the 15th graduating class during its commencement ceremony May 8 at Marshfield Medical Center in Marshfield.
Royal Tokyo is marking its 25th anniversary since opening its doors to the public.
Following hours of fighting the fire and creating firebreaks with dynamite, Stevens Point’s “Fire King No. 1” arrived via a Wisconsin Central flatbed.
It’s never too late to follow your dreams, and Barbara Dickson is living proof.
During its April meeting, the Wood County Board of Supervisors approved new leadership appointments, committee assignments and multiple budget amendments.
Associated Banc-Corp (Associated Bank) recently announced the completion of a merger with American National Corporation, including its subsidiary, American National Bank.
A new option for orthopaedic care is arriving in Marshfield, with the opening of Wisconsin River Orthopaedics’ newest clinic aimed at increasing access and offering a more personalized patient experience.
Non-profit organizations that store their belongings at the old Armory will not be charged for doing so.
This potential space consists of 30,000 square feet of standalone Club site, designed to serve up to 300 youth daily; a huge jump from the now 60 to 70 youth per day at Lincoln Elementary.
Nicole and Brandon Culpepper say they were met with both compassion and scrutiny in the days surrounding the death of their 10-month-old son, Percy, prompting them to advocate for changes in how families are treated during death investigations.
The proposed Hub City Wind project, a 150-megawatt development project in Marathon County in the towns of Day, McMillan, Eau Pleine, Cleveland, Green Valley and Brighton, represents what company officials describe as a long-term investment in Wisconsin’s energy future.
When a person dedicates much of their life to helping both people and animals, it often leaves a lasting impact on their community.
Wisconsin recently launched a suite of tax incentives aimed at drawing film productions, but attracting productions is only half the battle; hosting them requires a highly skilled local workforce and appropriate amenities.
The program, called Reliable Residence, launched in July. It provides a website where users can view available rentals for medical professionals. Housing options include rooms in private homes, apartments and full houses.
The future restoration of the historic band shell in the city’s Columbia Park has taken another step forward.