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Report Date: February 1, 2024 All Other Violations Wagler, David Joel; Unity; 18; Fail/Yield Right/Way from Stop Sign; $175.30. Wiese, Patrick W.; Thorp; 61; OWI (3rd) [Alcohol Fine … more
105 Years Ago – October 11, 1919 Being unable to secure enough local women and girls to put up the beet pack at the Owen Canning Co. plant, 11 women have been hired who live in Thorp … more
Tribune-Phonograph Central Fire & EMS will hold its annual Remember the Fallen Silent Parade in honor of fallen firefighters, police officers, and other first responders on Wednesday, … more
For insiders it was a foregone conclusion that Robert F. Kennedy’s name would stay on the Wisconsin presidential ballot after the state Supreme Court rushed to take the case then slow-walked a … more
On Tuesday, September 17, the Sauk County Board voted to spend $40,500 to buy a sheriff’s department vehicle to replace one totaled in a July incident. The resolution printed on the agenda … more
As many of you are aware, I announced my retirement a couple months ago with my official final day in office of December 31, 2024. I subsequently made that notice to the Governor’s office who … more
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is partnering with the Wisconsin Department of Administration (DOA) and Wisconsin Emergency Management (WEM) to … more
Report Date: February 1, 2024 All Other Violations Ditsch, Scott M.; Owen; Refuse to Take Test for Intoxication After Arrest; Dismissed on Court's Own Motion. OWI (2nd); Probation, sentence … more
Format: Name; Classification; Charge(s); Release Reason (if given); Release Date (if given). September 19 Fitzl, Sherri Lynn; N ew Charges and Probation Hold; Possession of Methamphetamine, … more
The Owen Common Council held their regular meeting on Tuesday, September 24. The trees on city property near the Pike Office Supply building that Earl Martin wants to remove were discussed. Martin … more
The Owen Common Council held a special meeting on Thursday, September 26 to deal with an issue that came up in regard to the Owen water tower. It was planned to paint the interior this year and just … more
The Village of Withee held a special meeting on Monday, September 23, 2024. First, Clerk Ellen Niemi went over a rough draft of a 2025 budget for the village. She assumed a three percent wage … more
From about 1860 until nearly 1880, the primary transportation route to and from north Clark County, Wisconsin was by boat via Black River. Early roads were rivers, wagon trails and stagecoach routes. … more
95 Years Ago – October 3, 1929 The new bridge across Black River four miles west of the city, was opened to travel on Friday morning of last week. The change in the train … more
TRG Camp Victory of Willard is proud to announce the appointment of Matthew Doerr as its new executive director. Tribune-Phonograph A vending machine stocked with a range of … more
Expanding Medicaid coverage in Wisconsin would add fewer enrollees relative to other remaining non-expansion states, but deliver a much larger fiscal benefit to state taxpayers. In Wisconsin, … more
Dems and their allies as of mid-September had more than three times the ad reservations than their GOP counterparts in nine of 12 key Assembly races through Election Day, according to WisPolitics … more
Falls are a growing public health concern in the Upper Midwest, with Michigan identifying them as the leading cause of injury, Minnesota experiencing rising hospitalizations among older adults, and … more
The American Cancer Society estimates that in 2024, approximately 13,820 new cases of invasive cervical cancer will be diagnosed in the U.S. Despite these alarming numbers, many women remain unaware … more
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