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Natalie Erpenbach and Steve Roberts pose outside of the historic Walk building in downtown Neillsville. They are excited to welcome visitors looking to learn more about area history.
A repurposed space in downtown Neillsville will provide greater accessibility to historical documents and artifacts that used to be kept at the jail museum.
The Walk building at 442 Hewett St. is opening as “The History Room.” It will provide a space for people to do their own research on...
The Neillsville Common Council has established an ad hoc committee to outline and present some changes to current city code regarding dog licensing and the regulation of animals.
Fourth ward councilmember Joe Neville is heading up the committee, which includes fifth ward councilmember Julie...
Volunteers are needed for the Clark County Wisconsin Farm Technology Days, July 12, 13 and 14. The event will take place at the Roehl Acres dairy farm just south of Loyal.
If you are interested, go to wifarmtechdays.org and click on the “VOLUNTEER Information” button. You will be taken to the “...
The Neillsville Public Library has announced its summer reading program, with a theme of “Oceans of Possibilities!” The program is open for readers 4 to 12 years of age with programs, prize drawings, story hours and craft activities. Pre-readers are invited to join the program with a parent or...
Hot, muggy weather will be here before we know it, and with it the desire to cool off and beat the summer heat.
Neillsville Recreation Department director Judy Lindner has just the idea for that. At the most recent city parks and recreation board meeting May 18, she told the board about it.
“I...
In an effort to recruit and retain more workers, the county board has updated its wage schedule, which will come at a $380,000-plus price tag for the county. The board narrowly approved the move, 15-14, at its May 19 meeting.
The wage schedule is a tiered pay system with step progressions in hourly...
As many county residents continue to struggle with a lack of broadband access, one company is proposing a solution that would require Clark County to act as guarantor for an $18 million loan in return for that company significantly increasing the county’s broadband infrastructure.
The Federal...
This site plan from MSA Professional Services for the Opelt Park and O'Neill Creek Trailhead shows the proposed layout of the land to the east of Buck's Creekside Bar in Neillsville.
The Neillsville Improvement Corporation (NIC) and the Opelt family have invited the community to attend a groundbreaking ceremony for the O’Neill Creek Trailhead and Opelt Park, as they celebrate the start of construction on a community project.
The ceremony will be May 9 at 5:30 p.m. at the green...
The Luchterhands are always on the move, helping out with community events and sports. Adam and Kat are shown here with their three boys: Marcus, Lucas and Aiden.
Clark County is full to the brim with amazing people, people who enrich the lives of our youth and make a positive impact on our community.
We all know someone or multiple people who are the watermark for local involvement and impact. One example would be local couple Adam and Kat Luchterhand....
The Neillsville American Legion Post 73 will honor three deceased veterans at its monthly event: James Hauge, Richard Van Gordon and Lloyd M. Zimmerman.
The May 3 event will include a social hour at 5 p.m. followed by a 6 p.m. potluck. Family, friends and community members are invited to attend and...