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Summer of hard work takes center stage at UWSP Marshfield

Five weeks of rehearsals culminate in weekend performances of ‘Fiddler on the Roof Jr.’

Back-to-School: Key dates and information for students and parents

Summer break is coming to an end as local school districts prepare for the 2025-26 academic year. Here’s what parents and students need to know about upcoming start dates, enrollment …

Summer of hard work takes center stage

MARSHFIELD — After five weeks of evening rehearsals, over 50 young performers will see their summer’s work come to fruition this weekend when UW-Stevens Point at Marshfield presents …

Marshfield Insurance launches community podcast

MARSHFIELD, Wis. — Marshfield Insurance has launched a podcast called “Don’t Quote Me” featuring conversations with local leaders, business owners and event organizers in …

Road work update: gas line work, other projects

WISCONSIN RAPIDS – Street closures are scheduled in Wisconsin Rapids over the coming weeks due to utility work and city reconstruction projects. The city has extended a street closure on 14th …

Chili-Fremont Fire Department receives $5,000 Nutella grant

CHILI – The Chili-Fremont Fire and Rescue Department received a $5,000 grant from Nutella through the company’s partnership with the National Volunteer Fire Council to purchase new rescue …

Nepco Lake celebrates centennial with community bash

WISCONSIN RAPIDS – The Nepco Lake District and Central Wisconsin Cultural Center will host the Nepco Lake Centennial Bash from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 16, at Nepco Lake County Park, 1410 …

Circus Coming to Nekoosa Aug. 16 with big cats, aerial acts

NEKOOSA – The Culpepper & Merriweather Circus will perform two shows Saturday, Aug. 16, at Riverside Park as part of a day-long family entertainment event. The traditional one-ring, big top …

Kellner Corn Fest parade Saturday

KELLNER – The annual Kellner Corn Fest parade will take place Saturday, Aug. 16, at 11 a.m. in downtown Kellner, featuring a Wisconsin Outdoors theme. The parade will begin at the intersection …

Arts Council unveils season lineup

WISCONSIN RAPIDS – From Willie Nelson’s country classics to Big Band Era swing, the Arts Council of South Wood County is serving up a musical feast that spans generations for its landmark …

ARPIN – The haze from Canadian wildfires couldn’t dim the intensity Aug. 3 as 50 cyclists from four countries lined up at the base of Powers Bluff County Park near Arpin for the sixth …

MADISON – Hunters with disabilities have until Sept. 15 to contact landowners and secure spots for Wisconsin’s Gun Deer Hunt for Hunters with Disabilities. The hunt runs Oct. 4-12 on …

Business Briefs - August 12, 2025

Grants boost food markets Wisconsin farmers and food businesses have until Sept. 15 to apply for Buy Local, Buy Wisconsin grants totaling up to $200,000 statewide. The competitive grant program …

Showstopper: Competition and cooperation

Continued from previous week On the Allied Independent Theater Owners Board of Directors was Wisconsin’s J.P. Adler. As Adler continued to advocate for the independents, he continued to build …

Lincoln High students shine at national FCCLA Conference

WISCONSIN RAPIDS – Two Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln High School students brought home top honors from a national leadership conference that drew more than 10,000 participants to Orlando, Fla., this …

Rapids DECA students attend leadership workshop in Madison

WISCONSIN RAPIDS – Wisconsin Rapids DECA students participated in a two-day leadership development conference in Madison last month. The Chapter Opportunity Workshop took place July 27-28, …

Here are some of the upcoming government meetings in Wood County; please check your municipality’s website for a full schedule:

Wood County Sheriff’s blotter, July 31-Aug. 8

The following reports were taken from the Wood County Sheriff’s Department’s daily logs from July 31-Aug. 8.

One killed in Clark County buggy crash

One person was killed Saturday afternoon when a van rear-ended a horse-drawn buggy on a Clark County highway, according to the sheriff's office.

The $1 million program awards grants up to $40,000 to producer-led groups supporting conservation solutions and farmer participation in local watershed efforts.

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