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95 Years Ago – February 12, 1931 The Lone Oak Cheese Factory and store, four miles west of Withee, on Highway 29, was sold Thursday of last week by Otto Hiller to Fremont Wonn of Stanley. 85 Years …
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2/20/26
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The Clark County Press At its January 12 meeting, the Granton Area School District School Board approved a five-year non-recurring operational referendum question that will appear on the ballot April …
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2/20/26
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Today, millions of Americans serve as caregivers, supporting both young children and aging loved ones — often at the same time. Yet many lack critical lifesaving training, including how to respond …
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2/20/26
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Chippewa Valley Technical College is one of only 268 institutions in the world, including hospitals, colleges, and universities, to receive accreditation of the CVTC Clinical Simulation Center from …
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2/20/26
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The Gilman Village Board met Wednesday, February 11 at 6 p.m. in the village hall. On the night’s agenda were several items, including an agreement with Country Wireless and a copier agreement.
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By Joseph Back
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2/20/26
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Friday, February 6 and Saturday, February 7, the Owen-Withee Area Chamber of Commerce and Owen Downtown Revitalization Committee presented a new Murder on the Yellowstone Trail mystery entitled …
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By Cindy Cardinal
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2/14/26
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105 Years Ago – February 10, 1921 Train service on the old F.&N.E. railway was resumed Wednesday, the Central Wisconsin Railway company running its first train into the city, they being the …
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2/14/26
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Before European settlers and the United States government arrived in the 1850s in what is now northern Clark County, Wisconsin, the forests along the Black River were home to Native American tribes, …
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By Allan Hodnett
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2/14/26
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Growing evidence shows benefits beyond diabetes and weight loss Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, yet many heart attacks and strokes can be prevented. During Heart …
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2/14/26
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The American Red Cross will be holding a blood drive on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, at the Clark County Rehabilitation and Living Center, from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with the last appointments …
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By Linda Barna
Owen-Withee American Red Cross Coordinator
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2/14/26
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The Clark County Press The Law Enforcement/Emergency Management Committee met January 22 to review a grant funding update. The discussion centered around the committee’s pursuit of grant funding …
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2/14/26
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On February 2, six youth from around Clark County completed the five-week air rifle class sponsored by the Clark County 4-H Shooting Sports Program. The class teaches safe gun handling and the …
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2/14/26
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Long ago north of Gilman, a mountain building event with volcanic activity left behind sulfide deposits containing precious metals. Later eroded and then plowed over with glacial sediment, these same …
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By Joseph Back
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2/12/26
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It was warm and lively in the tarped-in pavilion on Saturday, February 7, as the Loyal Sportsman's Club held its annual Ice Fishing Contest on Mead Lake south of Thorp. Taking place from 10 a.m. to 3 …
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By Joseph Back
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2/11/26
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By Joseph Back
Warmer and less windy than previous years, the 24th Annual Miller Dam Lake Ice Fishing Contest Saturday, Jan. 31 saw strong turnout, shacks dotting the lake as on the south shore …
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By Joseph Back
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2/6/26
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After almost three years of meetings to plan for Owen’s Centennial and carry out events, the Owen Centennial Committee held their final meeting on Wednesday, January 28.
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By Cindy Cardinal
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2/6/26
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The Owen Common Council held their regular meeting on Tuesday, January 27. A resident talked during Public Comment about their concerns with the home Ray Kilty is planning to build at 309 East 3rd …
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By Cindy Cardinal
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2/6/26
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The 22nd Annual Gathering of Owen-Withee Area Businesspeople was held at IGYS on Monday, January 27 in conjunction with the Owen-Withee Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting. There were 33 people …
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By Cindy Cardinal
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2/6/26
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Here are some myths and facts about taxes rising this year and any blame going to school districts. Myth: School districts raised property taxes because they chose to spend more than inflation. Fact: …
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By Owen-Withee School District Administrator Randy Bergman
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2/6/26
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Part 1 of this story introduced Becky Weitzel. A native of the Withee area, until she moved away to southern Wisconsin in 1970. Becky was an adopted daughter of William E. “Bill” Krause. Had …
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By Allan Hodnett
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2/6/26
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