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Once more into the woods…Colby’s Haunted Trail open this weekend

Once more into the woods…Colby’s Haunted Trail open this weekend Once more into the woods…Colby’s Haunted Trail open this weekend
This upcoming weekend, the annual Haunted Trail is once again taking over the Colby school forest for a spooky event that not only brings the scares but also the donations to the Colby School District...
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Take two for police budget

Issues surrounding the 2027 budget for the Colby/Abbotsford Police Department arose at the Colby City Council’s most recent monthly meeting and were further addressed during the joint commission meeting held on Monday. With Colby facing overall budgetary concerns, a motion to approve the CAPD’s proposed budget did not even come to a vote at Colby’s council meeting on Oct. 6 after failing ...

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Homeowners warned of tax relief scam

The Wisconsin Department of Revenue (DOR) is warning homeowners about a viral online video promoting a nonexistent federal property tax relief program. The video claims that Congress passed a law providing significant property tax relief for older homeowners, enabling seniors to freeze or reduce property taxes. Viewers are directed to contact their county assessor and request a “Senior Homeow...

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Hurd faces rematch with Halls in 69th
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Hurd faces rematch with Halls in 69th

Next month’s election for the 69th Assembly District will feature a rematch between Rep. Karen Hur...

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Colby held to six points in home loss to Rockets
FIGHTING FOR EXTRA YARDS - Cullen Schmitt tries to stiff arm a Spencer/Columbus defender to pick up a few extra yards during the clash between the two CWC-Large rivals last Friday evening. Schmitt led the team in rushing with 64 yards on the ground. STAFF PHOTO/NATHANIEL UNDERWOOD
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Colby held to six points in home loss to Rockets

A largely defensive battle ensued between the Colby Hornets and the visiting Spencer/ Columbus squad...

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Reyes, Falcons defense lead Abby past Pittsville, 26-6

Jesus Reyes racked up 133 yards on the ground, the Abbotsford defense held the hosting Pittsville squad to just over 100 yards of total offense and the Falcons were able to get back to .500 after defeating the Panthers 26-6 last Friday night.The visiting Abbotsford squad was able to control the line on both sides of the ball, allowing them to heavily limit what the Panthers were able to accomplish...

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Local cross country squads race in Weyauwega
REACHING END SEASON FORM - Beckett Buchanan, pictured above at Owen-Withee, had his second best race of the season last week Thursday, finishing as Colby’s second runner. STAFF PHOTO/NATHANIEL UNDERWOOD
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Local cross country squads race in Weyauwega

The Abbotsford and Colby cross country teams had their final regular season meet before their respec...

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