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Academic Excellence ($9,000): Jack Wendler Technical Education Scholarship (up to $6,750): Carmen Frese Abby Bank ($500): Sam Wells Alfa A. Holm ($1,000): Macy Devine, Carmen Frese, Addie Hatlestad, … more
On Wednesday, May 6, students and staff from Owen-Withee Schools once again traveled throughout Owen and Withee as they lent a hand to various organizations and elderly community members. Students in … more
On Friday, May 8 Prevail Bank held a Shred Day event while the City of Owen did a Brat Fry to raise funds for the new playground equipment to be installed at Mill Pond Park, soon to be Prevail Park. … more
During the month of April – National Financial Literacy Month - eight Prevail Bank professionals volunteered and taught, in collaboration with the classroom teachers, approximately 286 kids the … more
Clark County Economic Development Corporation held its sixth Business to Business Expo and Career Fair on May 6, 2025. Area businesses, organizations, colleges and tech schools had booths to visit. … more
On Wednesday, April 22, The Highground welcomed a full house for its first CAMO (Community and Military Outreach) workshop of 2026. Participants traveled from as far as Wausau to take part in the … more
The Chippewa Valley Technical College District Board will host a public hearing and final budget approval at its meeting at 1 p.m. on Thursday, May 28, in room 170 of the Business Education Center, … more
For many student-athletes, packed schedules have become the norm. Practices, games, school responsibilities, and other commitments can fill nearly every part of the day, with little time for rest. … more
Early support can help when emotions do not improve after delivery About 1 in 5 women experience a maternal mental health condition after childbirth, according to the American Hospital Association … more
The Salvation Army of Marshfield received $4,000 from Prevail Bank to purchase $25 grocery gift cards that will be distributed with food baskets. The cards allow families to purchase perishable items … more
105 Years Ago – May 12, 1921 N. Laine, who came here last week from Ironwood, MI, is getting his building ready for the opening of a pool hall. The Home restaurant building was sold today to Mrs. … more
Tribune-Phonograph Abbotsford’s elected officials have agreed to downsize the water meter at the city’s fire hall – cutting the service charge by over $200 per month – after Central Fire and … more
The cast of Appropriate Audience Behavior and (Mis)Adventures in Live Theatre. The plays were performed by the O-W Theatre Department on April 18 and 19, the Friday performance having been cancelled … more
EAU CLAIRE –  The Chippewa Valley Technical College District Board will host a public hearing and final budget approval at its meeting at 1 p.m. on Thursday, May 28, in room 170 of the … more
The Owen Common Council held their regular meeting on Tuesday, April 28. The main focus of the meeting was to go over items from a draft copy of the new ordinances provided by MuniCode. Changes … more
O-W Police Department Officer Jake Haugstad was in the parking lot at Martin’s Fresh Market on Drug Take Back Day so people could get rid of unneeded or expired prescription and over the counter … more
The Owen-Withee School Board held their regular meeting on Tuesday, April 21 due to the agenda not being posted in time to meet on Monday night. The presentation of State Student Athlete was … more
With a population of about 35,000 as of 2026, Clark County, Wisconsin is known for its strong Mennonite and Amish communities, whose values and skills have shaped the area’s agricultural character … more
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