Renaissance by Rennes-Wisconsin Rapids will play host to a brat fry fundraiser from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 20 as part of the Alzheimer’s Association’s Longest Day campaign.
The Boys & Girls Club of Marshfield has named two people to its founding leadership team: Chris West, joining as the Marshfield Center director; and Kaitlyn Konrardy, stepping into the role of director of community outreach.
Weight lifters will gather at Anchor Bay Bar & Grill on June 14 to compete in a bench press meet for Back the Badge.
The Auburndale Joint Fire and Rescue Department has received a grant of five used laptop computers from State Farm and the National Volunteer Fire Council.
The Panthers took down the Highland Cardinals 13-3 in five innings.
Marshfield’s street division is making pavement repairs along the 1700 block of North Central Avenue, which means some lanes are closed.
A motorcycle ride is planned to help raise funds for three Adams-Friendship High School students injured in a car crash.
Marshfield’s new picklball court, dubbed the Move Forward Pickleball Complex, will officially open June 7, when a ribbon cutting ceremony will be held.
The state DNR is accepting applications for the 2025 Learn to Hunt Deer program at Sandhill Wildlife Area through July 1.
The DNR invites the public to head outdoors for the 13th annual Free Fun Weekend happening June 7 and 8.
A crowd greeted organizers of this year’s Festival Foods farmers market at a meeting set to go over the what, and why, changes were made.
It was a great day for a parade -- not too hot, not too cold but just right.
Today's fun includes the parade, Fishing for Kids and an outdoor beer garden
Alliant Energy is holding a meeting tonight, May 29, about a proposed wind farm that would be built just north of Marshfield.
Wildwood Park & Zoo officials are reminding people not to feed the animals because it could harm or even kill them after a visitor threw seasoned french fries into the wolf exhibit.
Area residents looking to get rid of hazardous materials can do so this Saturday, May 31, as part of the Wood County Health Department’s Clean Sweep program.
Police say Cyril J. Granahan, 60, assaulted his 61-year-old neighbor and cut her with a knife .
Charges were filed today, May 27, against 60-year-old Cyril J. Granahan.
Milk from dairy farms in Wood County soon will be tested monthly in an effort to halt the spread of avian flu.
Neillsville school and city officials are looking for input on what barriers students may face while walking and biking to school.