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The Greenwood Common Council met Dec. 13 to discuss possibly taking action on an exterior electrical box at city hall and reappointing Library Board members for 2024–26. All council members were present. “So,” Kayla Schar said, clerk-treasurer, “I have a quote from Next Generation—Justin Opelt—for...
The Neillsville Common Council met Nov. 28, with Clarissa Rochester, councilmember, absent. The council discussed the Scott H. Davis delinquent special charges from 2019 and 2020 from the Illegal Tax Committee, action on the Public Works item concerning the perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl...
Luke Friemoth, director of Neillsville Public Works, reported to the Neillsville Common Council Nov. 28, recommending the council opt out of the perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) settlement with 3M Company and DuPont de Nemours, Inc. and reported a water main break. “We did have...
For anyone in need
The School District of Neillsville’s annual “Give and Take Tree” up once again, set by the Elementary/Middle School office. Every year at Christmas time, the school district tries to help its students and community members with basic needs they may have. Unwrapped items are placed on or underneath...
Learning from afar
The week of Nov. 16 was International Education Week, and Greenwood High School hosted four foreign exchange students this year: (above) Aleksandrs Freibergs, from Latvia, hosted by George and Jenny Riethmiller; Jana Brandt, from Germany, hosted by Joe and Michele Green; Laura Justin, from France,...
But was it a turkey?
Nov. 17, Kay Heiting, library media specialist for the Granton Area School District, read “I’m no Turkey” to the school’s daycare. After the story, the children made Thanksgiving turkeys by tracing their hands on a piece of paper and gluing on things like feathers.
Celebrating 40 years of service
Nov. 15, the School District of Neillsville recognized staff for their years of service. Bus drivers recognized were (l-r) Linda Winegarden (15 years as a bus driver and food service assistant), Floyd Schoen (40 years as a bus driver, in maintenance and a teaching assistant), Heidi Magnuson (10...
Loyal Common Council met Nov. 21 to approve the town’s 2024 budgets, discuss horse dropping left in the town’s street again and consider the sale of land to the local Sportsman’s Club. Curtiss Lindner was the only member not present. It was reported the Utility Department will begin meeting at the...
The Granton School Board met Nov. 13 to discuss the upcoming board elections and other matters. Theresa Hasz, board president, called the meeting to order on time with all members present. Amanda Kraus, principal, reported on the Spotlight on Education starting off with the equestrian team. Kraus...
After Terri Domaszek, Finance Department comptroller’s presentation and the public hearing, the Clark County Board of Supervisors moved onto the resolutions for the Nov. 9 meeting’s agenda. The two that took the most discussion were 32-11-23, authorizing borrowing and issuance of promissory note...

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