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County board approves moratorium on AI data centers

Like nearly any emerging technology in the course of human history, artificial intelligence (AI) presents many opportunities, but also challenges. As tech companies have raced to develop the most i...

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Clark County Board rescinds official newspaper designation

The Clark County Board has opted to rescind its designation of an official county newspaper, providing more flexibility in where and how notices are published.Resolution 45-12-25, which was passed at the Dec. 30 county board meeting, reads in part, “Whereas, Clark County has a population of less than 250,000, and pursuant to Wis. Stat. § 985 is not required to designate any official county news...

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A bright idea takes shape through creative partnership
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A bright idea takes shape through creative partnership

Bauer, Ganther collaborate on ‘Mary’s Bright Idea’ children’s book...

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2025: A Year in Review — Part I
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2025: A Year in Review — Part I

Another year has come and gone, with plenty of highs and lows and moments in between for the people ...

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Granton School Board votes against whole grade sharing, approves $5M referendum question

The Granton School Board faced a crucial decision on the future of the Granton Area School District on Monday night, holding a closed session for an hour and a half prior to the regular meeting where they were to make a decision on either entering into a whole grade sharing agreement with the Neillsville School District, requesting additional funds via a referendum, or a mixture of both options.Ro...

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Drug bust made in Neillsville
Shown is drug paraphernalia collected during a Neillsville Police Department vehicle search last week. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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Drug bust made in Neillsville

The Neillsville Police Department conducted a traffic stop last week which resulted in the confiscat...

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Thanksgiving fire displaces Loyal family
Firefighters monitor the scene at 305 N. Gwinn St., Loyal, where a fire broke out Thanksgiving morning, starting in a vehicle in the garage. The house was deemed a total loss. For more photos, please see page 4. Max and Rachel Malm and their three young children occupied the home. Donations to the family can be made by sending a check to St. Anthony Church, P.O. Box 69, Loyal, WI 54446, and indicating it is for the Malm family. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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Thanksgiving fire displaces Loyal family

A Loyal family has been displaced after a fire destroyed their home on Thanksgiving Day. The Loyal F...

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