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When the Owen-Withee Police Committee met on Tuesday, September 16, Chief of Police Patrick Fehlman had good things to say about both of his officers. He said that Officer Jake Haugstad has been here … more
AbbyBank is pleased to announce two recent promotions that will strengthen leadership in the Medford and Withee branches. Sue Ackerman, VP/Branch Manager/Business Banker, has expanded her role to … more
95 Years Ago – September 25, 1930 Kenneth Gilbertson was the victim of severe burns which he received early Sunday morning, when his father attempted to start a fire in a range with gasoline, … more
Owen-Withee traveled to Stanley on Thursday, September 11, taking home medals in the high school boys, high school girls, and middle school girls races. As for high school boys, Colton Paczkowski … more
July 28 through August 1 Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Longwood hosted Vacation Bible School for area youth with the theme of "Road Trip - On the Go with God." Approximately 30 youth attended the … more
Libraries in the Wisconsin Valley Library Service area will undergo a system upgrade that will limit access to several key online services on September 23. Access is expected to resume by the end of … more
Be it for the good or the bad, we are from whom we descend. While our ancestors don’t define us, we wouldn’t be here without them. My descendants and their lives were on my mind recently … more
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and connect people to life-saving resources. Heidi Pritzl, LCSW, Suicide Prevention Coordinator at Aspirus … more
By Joseph Back The Gilman Village Board met on Wednesday, September 10 at 6:00 p.m. in the municipal building. On the night’s meeting agenda were many items, including an assessor’s … more
On Monday August 25 three division winners and a wild card team participated in a semi-final playoff to determine which two teams would face off in the finals. In the semi-finals Bud Light defeated … more
Every year, sepsis silently strikes down at least 1.7 million adults in the United States, a staggering number that continues to rise. As the population ages, antibiotic resistance grows, and more … more
During Thursday’s floor session, the State Assembly approved Assembly Bill (AB) 388, which would require the Department of Health Services to award a one-time $10 million grant to Rogers … more
I'm excited to be starting my fourth year teaching Special Education, and this year I’ll be working with students in Kindergarten through 3rd grade. For the past three years, I taught at … more
The Owen City Council meeting on September 9, 2025 was relatively short. Under Public Comment, Cindy Cardinal informed the council that the All Class Reunion was being discontinued and had voted to … more
t was an ideal autumn day for Breakfast at the Orchard on Saturday, September 6. The temperature was a little on the cool side for the event hosted by the FFA Alumni at Finkelson’s Black River … more
Aspirus Thorp Clinic clinicians and staff began caring for patients in a newly remodeled clinic space on Thursday, September 11. Aspirus Health completed renovations to the lower-level clinic at 704 … more
Page Forward Literacy Volunteers of Clark County (Page Forward) held their quarterly meeting Friday, September 5, 2025 at the Withee Library. In addition to agenda items, guest speakers were Ana … more
Nestled amid the rolling farmlands and quiet forests of northwestern Wisconsin, three villages—Lublin, Owen, and Withee — stand as living repositories of the heritage and resilience that … more
95 Years Ago – September 18, 1930 Frank Carey, driver of a Cities Service gas truck narrowly escaped being held up last night at about 10 o’clock, three miles west of Withee, when two men … more
Tribune-Phonograph A resolution pledging Clark County’s support for federal immigration enforcement was effectively buried by the county’s Law Enforcement Committee on Monday, but it … more
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