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Abbott to acquire Exact Sciences/Prevention Genetics

Abbott, Abbott Park, Ill., announced March 20 that it expects to close the acquisition of Exact Sciences — which includes Marshfield’s Prevention Genetics — on March 23.

Aftermath: Record snowfall buries Marshfield

A two-day winter storm still has Marshfieldians dealing with the aftermath of record-breaking snow totals.

Introducing the Granite Belt

Spanning a five-county area with Wausau serving as its “base camp,” the roughly 890-mile system requires virtually no new construction.

Wood County proposes budget adjustments to cover unanticipated costs

Wood County officials are considering a series of budget amendments, staffing changes and policy updates aimed at addressing unanticipated costs, continuing major infrastructure work and maintaining county operations without increasing the local tax levy.

Raising the roof — and the standards: Hotel Blodgett’s rise to statewide fame

MARSHFIELD – As Charles E. Blodgett stood in the first floor of the hotel he had just purchased, he saw chaos. A flurry of activity was taking place before his eyes that March day. New …

Council discusses Weinbrenner demolition, redevelopment

City leaders in Marshfield have begun to drill down on their list of options for the Weinbrenner building.

Rozar, Bremer in race for Wood County District 2

Two candidates — Donna Rozar and Nat Bremer — are running for the Wood County Board District 2 seat in 2026.

Local couples inducted into Wisconsin Marriage Hall of Fame

Twenty other couples join the Bartels in WFC’s Marriage Hall of Fame this year, including four local couples.

Brehm, Goldberg face off for Wood County District 9

Two candidates are running for the Wood County Board District 9 seat in the spring 2026 election.

Marshfield grad’s art reaches global stage

For Austin Jasurda, a 2014 graduate of Marshfield Senior High School, the path to becoming an internationally recognized realist painter began with a “light bulb” moment in a local classroom.

Council asks for updated Weinbrenner costs, housing plan

Marshfield aldermen are hitting the pause button regarding action on the soon-to-be-vacant Weinbrenner building while they await more detailed cost estimates for its immediate preservation, and possibly another pitch for its redevelopment.

Eight companies, including one in Marshfield, were named as Wisconsin Manufacturers of the Year at the 37th Annual MOTY Awards program, the state’s premier recognition of manufacturing excellence.

Samson eliminated from school board race

Mathew L. Samson has been eliminated from the 2026 Marshfield School Board Spring Election.

Wood County Board approves series of budget amendments, policy resolutions

The Wood County Board of Supervisors approved a series of resolutions at its Feb. 17, 2026 meeting, including multiple budget amendments and several policy items.

Stratford youth football is Packers grant recipient

The Green Bay Packers have awarded 20 Wisconsin youth football programs with a Youth Football Financial Assistance Grant, including one local program.

Stumps, settlers and a plan

MARSHFIELD – By 1909, early timber barons cleared the vast woodlands surrounding Marshfield. What was once a bustling gold mine of precious wood now lay still and unwanted. All that …

TeStrake, Poeschel in spring race for mayor’s seat

As Marshfield voters look toward the future of city leadership, the candidates for mayor offer distinct backgrounds, motivations and leadership philosophies, all grounded in long-standing ties to the community.

Hiller’s announces wholesaler affiliation change

Chicago-based True Value announced in October 2024 that the company had initiated Chapter 11 proceedings.

Marshfield School District Candidate Profiles (Part II)

Three seats are open for the 2026 Marshfield School Board Spring Election.

Konieczny, Tompkins in race for District 3 seat

Two candidates with deep community ties and service-driven backgrounds are competing in the Marshfield District 3 city council race this spring, each bringing personal experience, professional leadership and a desire to serve Marshfield residents.

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