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The history of Powers Bluff, or Skunk Hill, and the fight to preserve it will be celebrated at the first-ever Spring Gathering, organized by Friends of Powers Bluff and spearheaded by Fred and his wife, Germaine.

Highground’s new Welcome Center opens May 2

The Highground Veterans Memorial Park will have a new welcome center to greet visitors after its grand opening on Friday.

American Tea Co. looks back on 55 years

It’s been 55 years since American Tea Company’s “I Want You Now” topped the local charts, but for Mark T. Nelson, Jim Schuh and Ken Rogers, the memories feel like yesterday.

The Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield has reached 85% of its $1 million fundraising goal, bringing a local Club closer to reality.

One injured in town of Seneca house fire

A late-afternoon fire on Wednesday destroyed a home in the town of Seneca, sending one person to the hospital.

Cutting runoff into state's waterways and improving soil quality at the heart of Eau Pleine Partnership for Integrated Conservation.

Ag supplier NextGen moving to Marshfield

Work is underway on the new headquarters of NextGen, an area agricultural supply company, marking the next step in its expansion.

Annual Marshfield High senior lock-in seeks donations

MARSHFIELD -- As the Marshfield High School senior class of 2025 prepares to walk the stage, Project Graduation organizers are preparing for their annual adult-supervised, alcohol-free party.

Layoffs hit Marshfield Clinic

The Marshfield Clinic and Sanford Health are cutting almost 100 positions, saying the cuts are part of the “integration process” after the two health systems merged:

Director: No plans to close Wood County Head Start

The doors for Wood County Head Start will stay open, even after the federal government announced billions of dollars in cuts to the program.

Rescue group finds those lost from the skies

WISCONSIN RAPIDS -- Falling temperatures. A storm rolling in. And time slipping away. In mid-March, first responders were searching for a 59-year-old Wisconsin Rapids woman who had gone missing. …

Hub City Times welcomes new editor

MARSHFIELD – The Hub City Times has named veteran journalist Sirena Mankins as its new editor. The Wisconsin native grew up in rural Manitowoc County, in the small town of Newton (she …

Election results in for Wood County school boards

MARSHFIELD – Voters in three Wood County school districts had their say in who will direct those districts in the coming year, with one incumbent losing his seat. Dana Duncan was defeated …

Mixed results for school referendums

MARSHFIELD – Wood County voters were split on area school referendums in Tuesday’s election. In Auburndale, it was a split decision, with voters overwhelmingly supporting one …

Delis, Reigel elected to Marshfield Common Council

The Marshfield Common Council will see one new member after District 6 Alder Russ Stauber decided not to seek reelection.

Marshfield voters OK fire referendum

Marshfield Fire & Rescue will gain at least two more firefighters after voters on Tuesday OK’d a referendum taking the fire department back to 2021 staffing levels.

Marshfield Fire & Rescue responds to Forte

On March 28 at 5:35 p.m., the Marshfield Fire & Rescue Department was called to Forte Opening Solutions for smoke and smoldering material.

Faber selected for Art64 competition

Marshfield’s Angela Faber has been selected as one of the 64 artists to compete in this year’s Art64 event in Wauwatosa.

NCWWDB closes Marshfield Job Center

The North Central Wisconsin Workforce Development Board closed the Marshfield Job Center on March 25.

Names released in Wood County accident

The names of the individuals involved in a Wood County accident have been released.

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