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Five students accepted into the 2026 PDP Cornerstone Dairy Academy earned a scholarship to the program from the Wisconsin Rural Opportunities Foundation (WROF). Recipients include Kaylee Ferfecki, … more
The Owen Downtown Revitalization Committee met on Thursday, March 5 to begin planning for summer. The Farmers Market will be held at Mill Pond Park again this year and will run on Saturdays from June … more
The Owen-Withee Police Committee held their regular quarterly meeting on Tuesday, March 3. Police Chief Patrick Fehlman went over some items in the Call Report. They are working on comparisons to the … more
The Owen-Withee Elementary School held their Child Development Day on Thursday, March 5. The event provides an opportunity for 3-and 4-year-olds to get screened for Early Childhood and 4K. … more
One of the rewarding aspects of my role as historian and educator is when I’m contacted by people asking, “would you be interested in …??” One such referral came recently from Dan Olszewski … more
The 24th Annual Owen-Withee Lions Ice Fishing Contest took place Sunday, March 1 in downtown Owen. With fishing on the mill pond and food and raffles inside the nearby Old School gymnasium, the … 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
The Clark County Highway Department has announced that pursuant to State Statute 349.16 Clark County Highways were posted for seasonal weight limits as of March 9, 2026. The weight restrictions are … more
A series of free community suicide prevention trainings will be offered across Wisconsin with special focus on supporting farmers, first responders, military personnel and veterans. The events are … more
Clark County Home and Community Education will host a spring fling on Saturday, April 18 at the Posy Patch Greenhouse. The event is open to public. The event will begin at 10:00 a.m. Check-in starts … more
Eating disorders are serious mental health conditions that can affect the entire family. Many people associate them with food or weight changes, but the impact often reaches beyond eating habits and … more
World Teen Mental Wellness Day, observed March 2, highlights the continued challenges facing adolescents and their families. Behavioral health professionals at Aspirus Health say many of those … more
Advances in cancer research are moving quickly and understanding how to apply that research to real patients is critical to improving outcomes. At Aspirus Cancer Care, specialists are not only … more
Owen Parks & Rec held a meeting on Monday, February 23 to accept a check from representatives of Prevail Bank for the purchase of new playground equipment for Mill Pond Park. Owen Clerk Tracy Rau … more
The Owen Common Council held their regular meeting on Tuesday, February 11. Under Public Comment, Dan Hooks spoke about cats. He said abuse of animals is a felony. Hooks said he feeds and takes care … more
Chris Lulloff was the lucky winner in Sunday’s 50/50 Cash Raffle held by FOS during the Lion’s Ice Fishing Contest. His share of the 50/50 Raffle was $661.50.  more
The modern history of Owen, Wisconsin dates to the early 1890s. Michigan native John S. Owen, decided to construct a dam on Brick Creek, create a mill pond, and establish a sprawling sawmill on the … more
On Saturday February 21, the Owen-Withee Music Department attended the annual District Solo & Ensemble Festival at Greenwood High School. Students performed music to the best of their ability to … more
The Clark County Press At the Clark County Finance Committee held February 18, Rebecca Greisen of the Clark County Health Department presented a request to pay/supply Narcan boxes to the Neillsville … more
Sunshine Week is March 15-21, and this year, there’s an even greater need for you to get involved. Sunshine Week annually celebrates freedom of information laws in every state. It also salutes … more
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