Withee News

Wausau Newman Catholic defeated Owen-Withee 44-20 tonight at Steihm Stadium in Weston, while Wausau West and Wausau East both lost to nonconference opponents.

* Adam M. Williams, town of Hendren, and Emily K. Kluewer, Marathon County, Sept. 6. * Ervin M. Brubaker, town of Withee, and Louella H. Horst, town of Thorp, Sept. 11. * Jeremy M. Knoop and Lacy A. Beyer, both of the town of Grant, Sept. 13. * Alvin H. Horst, town of Thorp, and Anna Mae Weaver Zimmerman, town of Reseburg Sept. 25. * Jeffrey W. Schmelzer and Kristing L. Wilcox, both of Abbotsford, Sept. 20. * Jacob Zschernitz, and Candy Bauer, both of Spencer, Sept. 6. * Shawn Wolk and Billie Jo Meacham, both of Spencer, Sept. 6. * Randy Cook Jr., Dorchester, and Christina Suckow, Unity, Sept. 13. * Ryan Iesman, town of Cleveland, and Tera Swensen, town of McMillan, Sept. 13. * Benjamin J. Fredrick and Ashley E. Misner, both of Marshfield, Sept. 6. * Andrew E. Roehrborn and Amanda S. Follen, both of the town of Lincoln, Sept. 20. * Daniel D. Peper and Heidi M. Linzmeier, both of Milladore, Sept. 27.

Since its beginning in May, The Women's Giving Circle has raised more than $7,000 and will be awarding grants to projects that improve life for women and children in the Marshfield area.

They were arrested after a report of a stolen airgun, air pellets, CO2 cartridges and one meatball hotpocket.

Wausaukee School District voters streaming to the polls Tuesday, Aug. 19 voted nearly two to one in favor of a referendum they know will raise their taxes, and hope will save their school.

Jason D. Drake of Owen recently completed Army basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.

WITHEE -- The annual Snowmobile Grass Drags will be held Aug. 9 at a site 6 miles north of Withee on Highway T. Registration is from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Racing starts at noon.

Student pays for school with rural-based artwork R IVER FALLS - Twenty-year-old Jessica Miller, a UW-River Falls junior, has found a unique way to pay for her tuition.

After serving the people of the Owen-Withee area for the past 45 years, Dr. Ed Sluzewski has taken down his shingle, so to speak, essentially retiring in June.

After serving the people of the Owen-Withee area for the past 45 years, Dr. Ed Sluzewski has taken down his shingle, so to speak, essentially retiring in June.

After serving the people of the Owen-Withee area for the past 45 years, Dr. Ed Sluzewski has taken down his shingle, so to speak, essentially retiring in June.

After serving the people of the Owen-Withee area for the past 45 years, Dr. Ed Sluzewski has taken down his shingle, so to speak, essentially retiring in June.

After serving the people of the Owen-Withee area for the past 45 years, Dr. Ed Sluzewski has taken down his shingle, so to speak, essentially retiring in June.

After serving the people of the Owen-Withee area for the past 45 years, Dr. Ed Sluzewski has taken down his shingle, so to speak, essentially retiring in June.

ASKEATON - Ron Abing and other farmers at Wisconsin Farm Technology Days last week were looking at new equipment through reality-colored glasses.

Sentence was stayed and he was placed on probation for 18 months; $398 fine and $88 costs.

Severe weather rolled through western Wisconsin Wednesday afternoon taking down trees and power lines along the way.

A new cattlemen's organization has been formed in north central Wisconsin. The North Central Wisconsin Cattlemen's Association is composed of beef producers from Price, Taylor and surrounding counties.

While browsing through pieces of machinery at the 2008 Farm Technology Days, Ron Abing had one thing lurking in the back of his mind: fuel efficiency.

John Oncken: Clark County is heart of Wisconsin dairy land John F. Oncken - Chances are most folks living in southern Wisconsin view Clark County as being "way up north," somewhere near Hayward or maybe Cable ...