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Altrusa of Marshfield met Feb. 2 at the Holiday Inn & Conference Center, with Vice President Kacey Dewitt presiding.
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A 21-year-old Marshfield man was arrested at 7:57 p.m. Friday in the 300 block of North Maple Avenue for a Clark County warrant.
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Girl, 11, starts project to send cards to children with cancer
Peyton Kowalski always has been charitable. She volunteers at multiple organizations and last summer raised $70 for the Imagine No Malaria project by selling lemonade.
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Catholic hospitals, clergy still skeptical after Obama's insurance compromise
President Barack Obama's announcement Friday of a compromise on his birth-control mandate sparked reactions in central Wisconsin from both religious and pro-abortion rights organizations.
K-9 sweep finds Columbus clean
Drug-sniffing dogs swept the Columbus Catholic Schools campus for the first time Wednesday and found no traces of illicit substances, the principal said.
Sign up for cooking classes at Traditions on Chestnut
Registration is open for classes at Traditions on Chestnut, 115 W. Sixth St., Marshfield.
Man accused of taking explicit pictures of teen sentenced
A 43-year-old Marshfield man authorities say took sexually explicit photos of a teenager was sentenced Thursday in Wood County to 15 months in prison.
Pick 'n Save offers DMV service
Pick 'n Save stores are a registered agent of the Wisconsin Department of Motor Vehicles.
Column: CSA garden a win-win for ODC, community
We all hear about the benefits of eating more fresh fruits and vegetables, and buying local.
'Century County' gains support, raises questions
The seeds of secession were planted Wednesday night in a discussion about forming a new central Wisconsin county, but some local residents want more information before making up their minds about the idea.
Marshfield-area groups work together to provide clothes for needy students
As the number of families in poverty has grown in the Marshfield School District, so has the number of children lacking sufficient clothes for winter.
Marathon County could face big deficit in next 5 years
Marathon County will have to find more ways to share services with other local governments or eliminate some programs if a five-year budget forecast comes true, officials said.
Marshfield discusses middle school options
MARSHFIELD, Wis The Marshfield School District is considering major changes for middle school students.
Ministry Health Care takes over Affinity Health System
Ministry Health Care serves about 1.3 million people in central and northern Wisconsin.
Laird Endowment Fund for the Arts calls for proposals
Helen Connor Laird had two passions -- education and the arts. Both of those areas continue to be served today by the Laird Endowment Fund for the Arts, which has distributed more than $1 million in support of the fine arts at the University of Wisconsin-Marshfield/Wood County.
A 25-year-old Spencer man was arrested at about 4 a.m. Sunday in the 1800 block of South Cedar Avenue for disorderly conduct and threatening to hurt a 24-year-old woman.
Roofing firm receives national recognition
Maurer Roofing Inc., a locally owned third generation roofing company located in Marshfield, recently was recognized by Carlisle Syntec for continued outstanding performance in single-ply roofing membrane installation and service.
Marshfield woman injured when car accelerator pedal malfunctions
A 61-year-old Marshfield woman lost control of her vehicle at 11:11 a.m. Tuesday when the car's accelerator stuck open, according to the Marshfield Police Department accident report.
Neenah's Zoch inducted to state baseball hall of fame
NEENAH - It's not easy mixing the medical profession with baseball, but Dr. Tom Zoch wouldn't have had it any other way.
City hires 2010 UWSP grad for new economic development specialist position
Kyle Kearns sits Tuesday in his office as Stevens Point's new economic development specialist.