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On Wednesday, December 3, Linda Susa, who has managed the Owen branch of Prevail Bank for the past 12 years, was honored by community members and co-workers. As of December 3, Linda is officially …
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By Cindy Cardinal
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12/13/25
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The Clark County Press The Loyal Common Council met November 18. Loyal chief of police Matt Kubista brought up a concern a citizen had expressed: electric scooters on Main Street. This resulted in a …
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12/13/25
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105 Years Ago – December 9, 1920
The body of Albert Van Huizen is expected to arrive in New York December 14. He was the first Owen man killed in the World War.
The O&N …
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12/13/25
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The heart and heartbeat of any organization are core elements that keep an organization alive. While there exist many important interrelated elements to sustain organizations, there are always a few …
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By Allen Hodnett
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12/13/25
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The Owen Ordinance Committee met on Thursday, December 4 to discuss updates to two ordinances. The first was the Wellhead Protection Ordinance. DPW Chad Smith said he redid the plan. He said the city …
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By Cindy Cardinal
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12/12/25
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The O-W Police Committee met on Tuesday, December 2. The Equipment Fund was discussed. Owen Clerk Tracy Rau had gotten interest rates from the Local Government Investment Pool (LGIP), two …
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By Cindy Cardinal
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12/12/25
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On December 6, members of the Clark County Law Enforcement Association gathered at Wolf’s True Value in Greenwood and Russell’s in Neillsville to shop with kids and give them a positive …
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By Cindy Cardinal
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12/12/25
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On Tuesday, December 2, Cheryl Cunningham and her aunt Gloria Mohr visited the Withee Library to collect a painting that was painted by Cunningham’s father when he was in high school. Cheryl …
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By Cindy Cardinal
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12/12/25
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Preliminary gun deer hunting results are in for 2025. The total deer hunt was 85,892 antlered and 95,778 antlerless for a total of 181,670. In Clark County, the numbers were 2,438 antlered and 3,641 …
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12/12/25
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As temperatures drop and winter sports ramp up, Aspirus Health is urging athletes and outdoor enthusiasts to take extra precautions before hitting the slopes, ice, or trails. Cold weather sports …
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12/12/25
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“Government is at its best when it is transparent, when it does its work in the public eye. This is a valuable service.” So reads a 2010 Milwaukee Journal Sentinel editorial supporting …
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By Jonathan Henkes
President/CEO,
WisconsinEye Public Affairs Network
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12/12/25
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Prevail Bank recently distributed 20 charitable contribution checks totaling $47,000 to support community programs across central Wisconsin. Altrusa International of Marshfield was one; it received …
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12/12/25
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Prevail Bank recently distributed 20 charitable contribution checks totaling $47,000 to support community programs across central Wisconsin. The City of Owen was one; it received $5,000 in support of …
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12/4/25
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The Owen-Withee-Curtiss Fire District met on Tuesday, November 18 for further discussion on a possible new fire station in Owen. All district members were present. Bill Neville from Forward Financial …
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By Cindy Cardinal
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12/4/25
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The Owen Common Council held their budget hearing before their regular meeting on Tuesday, November 28. With no members of the public present, the budget was approved as presented. In their regular …
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By Cindy Cardinal
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12/4/25
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Save Santa from the Grinch Escape Room The Grinch is being extra mean this year and has kidnapped Santa Claus and hidden him somewhere in the library. He has left behind a series of clever clues and …
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By Library Director Brandon Hardin
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12/4/25
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As the holiday season brings loved ones back home to the Owen-Withee area, it's time to gather around the family dinner table and share stories that shape us. The Owen-Withee Area Historical Society, …
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By Allan Hodnett
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12/4/25
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95 Years Ago – December 4, 1930 L.J. Doucette, recently of Tomahawk, has been appointed resident manager of the local telephone exchange and began his duties some days ago. An overheated …
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12/4/25
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