By Kris Leonhardt Continued from Part I Eventually, the business outgrew the family’s small apartment and the little red wagon. In 1944, Figi’s moved to the ...

By Kris Leonhardt In recognition of the groundbreaking for the new Marshfield athletic facilities, we are including our final segment of our series on the Marshfield ...

By Thom Gerretsen Guest Columnist Remember when we almost escaped winter? In early January, I wrote about gorgeous walks in Marshfield’s Wildwood Park. Yes, we had ...

By Thom Gerretsen Guest Columnist Continued from previous week: Later in the week, I met recently-enshrined Hall of Famer Jerry Kramer and some of his 1960s ...

By Kris Leonhardt In the early days of Marshfield education, there was little in the way of high school sports. What began as a small school ...

By Thom Gerretsen Guest Columnist I have no doubt that Marshfield remains better than most in helping its people and getting things done. It’s virtually demanded ...

For the City Times SPENCER – Do you have a hat the means something special to you – maybe an old baseball cap you’ve had for ...

For Hub City Times NEILLSVILLE – Beginning Oct. 16, the 1897 Clark County Jail Museum will host a weekly discussion group from 10 a.m. – noon. ...

By Kris Leonhardt Continued from previous edition Along with an expansion in retail space, came an expansion in product offers as Mitten’s added furniture to their ...

By Thom Gerretsen Guest Columnist In my 24 years of covering news in Marshfield, election nights were my favorites. But on Sept. 9, 1992, broadcasting the results of that day’s primaries for ...