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Deferred prosecutions

Emily A. Dehne, 35, Medford, pled no contest to disorderly conduct and entered into a deferred prosecution agreement for a period of one year. Upon successful completion of the ...

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Funding shortfall triggers waitlist for workforce development, vocational rehabilitation programs in Wisconsin
Taylor County Lions Clubs from Gilman, Rib Lake, Whittlesey, Jump River and Medford presented the Taylor County ADRC with Large Print Calendars for 2026. Residents of Taylor County with vision impairment can pick up a calendar at the ADRC Office located at the Taylor County Fairgrounds. Some will also be available at the County Senior Nutrition Sites. Funds from the Lions Maple Fest were used to purchase the calendars. SUBMITTED
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Funding shortfall triggers waitlist for workforce development, vocational rehabilitation programs in Wisconsin

The Department of Workforce Development (DWD), Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) is facing...

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Registration open for annual Turkey Trot
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Registration open for annual Turkey Trot

Registrations are on pace to exceed last year’s numbers for the annual Turkey Trot to benefit the ...

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Area schools ahead of the curve on state cellphone ban
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Area schools ahead of the curve on state cellphone ban

Under a bill signed into law last week, school boards across the state will be required to enact ban...

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Joshua Kohn installed as new HHB SG1 for 120th Field Artillery
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Joshua Kohn installed as new HHB SG1 for 120th Field Artillery

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Aspirus Medford Clinic welcomes Renee Smith, MD
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Aspirus Medford Clinic welcomes Renee Smith, MD

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Forward names Jeri Koester chief information and technology officer

Forward Bank announced they are excited to welcome Jeri Koester to the Forward Family as the new chief information and technology officer (CITO). Koester is a forward-thinking technology executive with a proven track record of leading digital transformation, driving operational excellence, and delivering strategic IT initiatives. Most recently, she served as chief information and digital office...

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