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The Withee Village Board held their regular monthly meeting on Monday, March 9. Under Committee Reports, Trustee Bill Kroeplin reported that the library had 621 circulations in February. There were … more
The American Red Cross Blood Drive was held on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, at the Clark County Rehabilitation & Living Center in Owen. The drive collected a total of 60 units, surpassing the goal of … more
Duncan Memorial Park was once a popular Clark County park. Located about two miles east of Owen on the south side of Willow Road at the Popple River (Section 33, Town of Hoard). Duncan Park was an … more
95 Years Ago – March 12, 1931 Work will start next Monday on re-decorating the interior of the Idle Hour Theatre. New lights will be installed as well as a new curtain. 85 Years Ago – March 13, … more
The Clark County Press Ten rural communities—including Neillsville—have been selected for the 2026 Thrive Rural Wisconsin program, which provides up to $50,000 in grants, plus two years of … more
Freedom of information should be freedom of information for all. It is not. As we approach the 60th anniversary of the U.S. Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), and celebrate national Sunshine Week … more
Many serious health conditions develop quietly. High blood pressure, diabetes, and certain cancers often show no early warning signs, making routine screenings an essential part of staying healthy. … more
As electric bicycles (e-bikes) and electric scooters (e-scooters) grow in popularity, it is important to understand the rules that apply to riding them. The Wisconsin State Patrol’s March Law of … more
Classes are forming for the Strong Bodies programs in Greenwood. Classes will be held at the Greenwood High School in the old gym located at 306 W Central Ave., Greenwood. These classes will be on … more
Losing an extra hour of sleep may not be the worst thing that could happen when you “spring forward” at the start of daylight saving time. According to the American Heart Association, the … more
Clark County Home and Community Education recently donated 80 books to the Colby Library. The Library and the Altrusa International of Marshfield club members are joining forces to bring a free book … more
As we "spring forward" and adjust our clocks, many people will feel the effects of the shift, particularly when it comes to sleep. While the transition may seem like a simple adjustment, it can have … more
If you’ve ever been frustrated by changes in your sleep patterns, you’re not alone. “Sleep changes are extremely common,” said Dr. Dakota Lundstrom, a primary care provider at Aspirus Health. … more
On Monday March 2, 2026 at 6:16 p.m. the Owen-Withee-Curtiss Fire and EMS District was dispatched to the Township of Green Grove for a reported structure fire. On arrival it was found that a detached … more
95 Years Ago – March 5, 1931 Veterans of the World War residing in Owen and vicinity will be enabled to borrow about $75,000 through the passage by Congress of the last Veterans Act. … more
The Owen-Withee Elementary School held a Read-In event on Friday, March 6 with parents and grandparents joining with students to spend 45 minutes reading books. Readers could be found in the … more
Tribune-Phonograph Abbotsford and Colby this week became the first two members of a new commission that hopes to take control of the railroad line between Medford and Spencer and provide rail … more
The United States now finds itself at war with Iran. Alongside Israel, we have been engaged in military operations against Iran for more than a week. The war is very popular among Israelis, a poll … more
Several years ago, I had the honor and privilege of being appointed, along with various education experts, to serve on the 16-member Blue Ribbon Commission on School Funding created by Assembly … more
The Woodgrove Workers 4-H performed “Dragon Story Theater” at the Clark County 4-H Performing Arts Festival on Saturday, March 7. Cast members included Evelyn Goessl, Alainna Goessl, Emersyn … more
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