The Clark County Press
Wayne Gross donated $10,000 for Cliff’s Park. Neillsville Director of Public Works Luke Friemoth stated that would help put up the pavilion at Cliff’s Park, as well as do a little bit of renovations of the bathroom.
Tribune-Phonograph
The Dorchester Village Board continued the process to find a new village attorney at the regular board meeting. The board unanimously moved to accept a proposal from Weld Riley attorneys out of Eau Claire following discussion on the matter.
The Thorp Courier
Illuminate Chiropractic & Co in Thorp recently welcomed Raeanne Kolbeck as the newest member to their team.
The Thorp City Council and School District of Thorp will be working together to make a safer community after agreeing to implement speed boards to decrease the number of speeding vehicles near the district.
Stanley Republican
Mandela Barnes came to Stanley-Boyd last week, coming to Stanley-Boyd High School Friday, January 9 to answer student questions. The candidate for governor, whose full name is Jesse Mandela Barnes, came to Stanley-Boyd High and took questions from students in Robert Seidl’s American Government and Kayleigh Steinmetz’s English 11 classes.
Stanley Police Chief Lance Weiland filled in the city council on police matters. Weiland shared that four staff had received free training on a WRAP restraint device December 17, the city having two such devices. WRAP is used for combative individuals to ensure their safety as well as that of officers and medical personnel.