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The Owen Common Council held their regular meeting on Tuesday, May13, 2025. Jim Bohl is requesting to trade two of the lots he purchased for single family housing for two lots where he can build … more
The Indianhead Community Action Agency (ICAA) was the recipient of a $2,500 check from Prevail Bank recently. The funds were donated in support of the eight food pantries the agency supports in … more
On May 8, 2025, five members of the Chequamegon Bird Club honored Earth Month (April) by conducting a garbage cleanup throughout a local treasure, the Sportsman Lake area. Picking up at the Pine Road … more
This past week, family and friends had two opportunities to join Art Petersen as he was recognized for his service to his country in honor of his 100th birthday. On Wednesday, May 14, Art … more
TRG After local residents endured four years and eight months of not having a bridge the Kington Road/Spring Lane bridge over Nelson Creek was finally completed on May 6. The bridge is located in the … more
95 Years Ago – May 22, 1930 The Acker Construction Co. of Owen was awarded the general building contract for the new theatre to be erected at Medford. The bids were opened last week. … more
On Thursday, May 15, the Clark County Board met in Neillsville at the County Courthouse for their May meeting. After the Call to order, the Pledge of Allegiance was said and then Roll Call was taken. … more
The Highground will host its 15th Annual Honor Ride on Memorial Day, May 26. This notable ride continues to bring veteran and civilian motorcyclists together on this day when we pause to remember … more
One in five adults in the United States experience mental illness each year according to the National Alliance on Mental Health, yet many hesitate to seek help because of stigma, fear, or … more
The American Red Cross Blood Drive was held on Tuesday, March 11, at the Clark County Rehabilitation & Living Center in Owen. The drive collected a total of 62 units, just three units short of … more
Tired of springing forward or falling back? Recently proposed legislation would end the practice of daylight saving time in Wisconsin. Rep. Nate Gustafson (R-Fox Crossing) introduced the … more
On Wednesday, May 7, students and staff from Owen-Withee Schools once again traveled throughout Owen and Withee as they lent a hand to various organizations and elderly community members. Students in … more
It is a bittersweet day as I announce the sale of Traditions Assisted Living to Marshall Horner of Sunlight Assisted Living. As we embark on a new chapter, I want to express my deepest gratitude to … more
Preserving history in the modern world, especially in the age of broadband internet, Facebook, text messaging, TikTok, and Instagram, poses unique challenges. Rural areas, like those in northern … more
95 Years Ago – May 15, 1930 The Commencement exercises of the Owen High School will be held on Friday evening, May 23 at the gymnasium. There are 19 members of the graduating class this year. … more
The Owen-Withee Area Chamber of Commerce is already planning for 2026. With the first weekend in April also being Easter weekend, they have decided to move the Business Expo to April 11. Expo hours … more
The Owen-Withee boys team took home the title and the Blackhawk girls took third at the Gilman Invitational Track Meet Tuesday, May 6. Seven teams competed at the meet. The Owen-Withee boys … more
TRG Jessica Zarnke, Loyal financial literacy teacher received the Governor’s Financial Literacy Award for excellence in financial literacy education. The Loyal and Greenwood school boards have … more
Stroke is a leading cause of disability and death in the United States, and for rural communities, timely treatment can be a significant challenge. During Stroke Awareness Month, Aspirus Health is … more
The 2026 elections seem far away. Unless you are a potential candidate. The year BEFORE election year is when you get your campaign going. So it makes sense that one of the least known potential … more
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