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Abby OK’s traffic cameras

By Kevin O’Brien

Local police will be able to identify and track individual vehicles based on their license plates and other features after the Abbo...

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Marathon Co. narrowly approves $6 septic fee

Debate over a new $6 annual fee for septic tank owners consumed nearly an hour of the Marathon County Board’s latest meeting on Sept. 18.Before ultimately voting 19-14 to approve the fee, supervisors went back and forth on whether it was fair to shift the cost of a statemandated maintenance program from the general tax levy to rural residents who are not connected to municipal sewer systems.The ...

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Clark Co. considers wage hikes

Clark County’s executive committee on Monday discussed a resolution that, if approved, would increase the county board chairperson’s salary from $7,200 to $9,600 per year, which would amount to a $200 per month raise.Clark County currently compensates its chairman at a considerably lower rate than other counties. According to data reviewed by the committee, which is more than three years old, ...

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Acculevel to build hub in Abby

Company pledges to bring 50 jobs...

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Fluoride survey going in water bills

Abby residents asked for input on fluoridation...

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TIF resolution headed back to Marathon County Board
Peter Weinschenk
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TIF resolution headed back to Marathon County Board

Despite objections from the original author, a rewritten resolution regarding Marathon County’s po...

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Board to vote on $6 septic fee

Septic system owners in Marathon County would be required to pay an annual $6 fee to cover the cost of state-mandated inspections, under a proposal recommended by the Environmental Resources Committee last week.The proposal, first discussed last fall, would essentially shift the county’s cost for overseeing septic system inspections every three years from the property tax levy paid by all reside...

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