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Cultural Center puts out call for art

The Central Wisconsin Cultural Center (CWCC) is accepting original artwork for its upcoming exhibition, “Art of the Book.”

Highground plans veterans mental health expo

The Highground Veterans Memorial Park will hold a Community and Military Outreach – or CAMO – Program on Wednesday, May 14, beginning at 4 p.m.

Registration under way for annual Highground Honor Ride

More than 200 bikers are expected for the annual Highground Honor Ride to honor veterans.

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DNR: Fire danger high in Wood County

Officials say the risk of wildfires is high in Wood County and throughout the state. That means wildfires can ignite easily, spread rapidly and be challenging to control.

Red Cross urges blood donations ahead of summer

The American Red Cross is encouraging people to schedule their May donation appointment before summer gets into full swing.

Wood County housing coalition plans fundraiser

Everyone Needs a Community Inc., or ENC, is partnering with Wisconsin Housing Preservation Corp. to build affordable rentals, and they're planning a fundraiser.

Spring Gathering brings light to Powers Bluff history, future

The history of Powers Bluff, or Skunk Hill, and the fight to preserve it will be celebrated at the first-ever Spring Gathering, organized by Friends of Powers Bluff and spearheaded by Fred and his wife, Germaine.

Highground’s new Welcome Center opens May 2

The Highground Veterans Memorial Park will have a new welcome center to greet visitors after its grand opening on Friday.

Marshfield Montessori Children’s House gets $100K grant

Childcaring Inc. awarded $100,000 to Children’s House of Montessori, which will allow the facility to expand.

American Tea Co. looks back on 55 years

It’s been 55 years since American Tea Company’s “I Want You Now” topped the local charts, but for Mark T. Nelson, Jim Schuh and Ken Rogers, the memories feel like yesterday.

One injured in town of Seneca house fire

A late-afternoon fire on Wednesday destroyed a home in the town of Seneca, sending one person to the hospital.

Gas leak closes Highway 13 in Grand Rapids, Wisconsin Rapids

A gas leak completely shut down Highway 13 from Two Mile Avenue to Griffith Avenue in both Grand Rapids and Wisconsin Rapids on Wednesday morning, causing traffic delays.

Central Wisconsin group stresses sustainable farming, even at large scales

Cutting runoff into state's waterways and improving soil quality at the heart of Eau Pleine Partnership for Integrated Conservation.

Ag supplier NextGen moving to Marshfield

Work is underway on the new headquarters of NextGen, an area agricultural supply company, marking the next step in its expansion.

Show brings bluegrass to Pittsville

Tickets on sale for Art Stevenson and the High Water Band

State seeks input on Highway 13 roadwork in Wood County

Residents and businesses will have a chance to offer input on roadwork proposed for Highway 13 in Wisconsin Rapids.

Death: It’s an unavoidable part of life we often avoid talking about. So folks who are seriously ill may not know how to navigate their final years or months.  Many have turned to …

Layoffs hit Marshfield Clinic

The Marshfield Clinic and Sanford Health are cutting almost 100 positions, saying the cuts are part of the “integration process” after the two health systems merged:

Director: No plans to close Wood County Head Start

The doors for Wood County Head Start will stay open, even after the federal government announced billions of dollars in cuts to the program.

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