Thursday May 24 | Ladysmith News
Ceremonies throughout county to honor America's war veterans
A handful of Ladysmith firefighters dodged the raindrops Sunday afternoon to install a new memorial in the City of Ladysmith to help honor fallen firefighters.
Coggins elected Ladysmith School Board president
The School District of Ladysmith board elected a new board president during a special meeting Tuesday to reorganize officer positions following the spring election.
All problems can't be put on Walker
Wow, according to Barrie Johnson , Ladysmith has become a virtual ghost town since Walker became governor.
Ladysmith mother spreads safety message after toddler's 2nd-story fall
LADYSMITH, Wisc. - A one-year-old's 15-foot fall from a second-story window has a Ladysmith family shaken, but grateful.
Early morning fire destroys Schweigert barn south of Bruce
The farm is located on Sawdust Road just west of County E, about 10 miles south of Bruce.
Committee OKs zoning for Clinton sand project
Gene Prigge Chronotype staff A new frac sand drying plant and loading facility moved forward Wednesday when the Barron County Zoning Committee voted to recommend a zoning change from Agricultural to Mineral Reservation.
Oneida County, Tribal Council open lines of communication
After months of preparation, discussions, and planning the Oneida County Forestry, Land, and Recreation Committee finally had its sit-down with the Lac du Flambeau Tribal Council.
April 30: A son, Carter Lee Fierro, to Iva Rogers of Cumberland. A daughter, Khloe Ann, to Marcia and Eddie Breedlove of Turtle Lake.
The unemployment rate is still higher in Rusk County then other parts of Wisconsin.
City may drop property owner assessments so street work can start
A proposal to pave city streets using revenues from nearby Tax Incremental Districts hit a rough patch Monday as aldermen at the city's All-Committee meeting debated the merits of curbs and gutter and indirectly if property owners should face special assessments for curb and gutter during a down economy.