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Edgar School District improves on 2024-2025 State Report Card

Despite its size, the one-building Edgar School District has achieved some great things. The 2024-25 State Report Card released by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction showed the district...

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Sticker shock – Taylor County Human Services Board talks about care alternatives
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Sticker shock – Taylor County Human Services Board talks about care alternatives

The nation’s mental health crisis hit close to home at the Taylor County Human Services board meet...

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Check out Wisconsin State Parks At Your Library program returns for 2026

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) invites library patrons to use the Check Out Wisconsin State Parks At Your Library program to check out a free day pass to state parks, forests and recreation areas. 'There’s always something new to discover when you explore Wisconsin’s state parks,' said Missy VanLanduyt, DNR recreation partnerships section supervisor. 'We offer events, p...

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Wisconsin Department of Revenue launches new resource hub for first-time tax filers

The Wisconsin Department of Revenue (DOR) is pleased to announce the launch of a new educational resource specifically geared toward first-time tax filer. The First-Time Filers web page information is designed to take the guesswork out of tax season for students, recent graduates, independent contractors, and new Wisconsin residents. The online resource is available at https:// www.revenue.wi.g...

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Seize the daylight for winter fun

Over the next four weeks, area residents will gain 70 minutes of additional daylight. February is the time to seize the daylight and take advantage of Wisconsin’s winter wonderland. After the dark and bitter cold of January, the increasing hours of daylight and milder winter temperatures makes spending times outdoor rather enjoyable. With Punxsutawney Phil seeing his shadow and predicting ...

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MASH bathroom expansion is needed

Members of the Medford School Board should not let an inflated price estimate give them sticker shock from addressing the long-term restroom capacity needs at Medford Area Senior High School. When it comes to public restrooms, capacity is king. This is especially true during sporting events, concerts and other times when gym, theater and cafeteria spaces are full of people and the windows of ti...

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Practice makes perfect
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Practice makes perfect

The Taylor County Health Department participated in Sizzling Summer, a regional exercise intended to...

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