City of Medford Notice of Newly Enacted Ordinance(s) and/or Resolution(s) Please take notice that the City of Medford, Taylor County, Wisconsin, enacted the following legislation on April 21, 2026: Resolution #1978 – Partial Street Dedication – N. Shattuck Street. Resolution #1979 – Alley Dedication – N. Ninth Street/ Impala Drive. The full text of Resolution 1978 & 1979 may be obtained from the following: (1) Medford City Clerk’s Office, 639 South Second Street, Medford, WI 54451; (2) The Star News, 116 South Wisconsin Avenue, Medford, WI 54451; (3) The Wisconsin Newspapers Association legal notice website; and (4) the City of Medford website @ https.//www.medfordwi.gov. The Clerk’s phone number is (715)748-1181. Ashley Lemke City Clerk, WCMC 182856 WNAXLP City of Medford Notice of Newly Enacted Ordinance(s) and/or Resolution(s) Please take notice that the City of Medford, Taylor County, Wisconsin, enacted the following legislation on April 21, 2026: Resolution #1978 – Partial Street Dedication – N. Shattuck Street. Resolution #1979 – Alley Dedication – N. Ninth Street/ Impala Drive. The full text of Resolution 1978 & 1979 may be obtained from the following: (1) Medford City Clerk’s Office, 639 South Second Street, Medford, WI 54451; (2) The Star News, 116 South Wisconsin Avenue, Medford, WI 54451; (3) The Wisconsin Newspapers Association legal notice website; and (4) the City of Medford website @ https.//www.medfordwi.gov. The Clerk’s phone number is (715)748-1181. Ashley Lemke City Clerk, WCMC 182856 WNAXLP
Honor guard members march in the 2025 Lublin Days parade. Veterans organizations serve as a connection between veterans at the individual level and serve an important role fighting for veterans benefits and interests at the state and national level ALEX WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
Participants in the 2025-2026 Leadership Taylor County Class made a presentation to the Medford City Council on Tuesday night. The program is run by The Chamber and introduces emerging leaders in the community to existing civic and commercial leaders. Each year, the class takes on a project. This year they focused on ways to increase people’s awareness of what is going on in the community. They presented the idea of creating an online community calendar for events and activities through The Chamber and its websites. Other ideas were to use social media including TikTok to engage other audiences beyond traditional media. BRIAN WILSON/THE STAR NEWS
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.Ok
