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They were married June 18, 1928, at St. Peter Claver Church in Sheboygan. Lois Becker of Greenwood won the 1998 Clark County June Dairy Month Recipe Contest featuring pizza as a theme.

GREENWOOD -- Everyone loves a parade -- or maybe, that's an overstatement. Still, parades offer the best of a community and other communities combined together, following each other down a main street, waving ...

Jane T. Pilsner, 89, of Marshfield, died June 14, 2008, at her home. Mass of Christian burial will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with the Rev.

If you use a dial gauge pressure canners, your dial needs to be checked every year for accuracy.

With spring, new gardens sprout and creative ideas on how to preserve the resulting produce begin to form.

In a time of almost-daily signs pointing to the possibility of an economic slowdown, compounded by the factors of rising fuel costs and inflation, it remains important to take note of those positive events ...

Greenwood Dairy Days kicks today in Greenwood with a community church service at 7:30 p.m. in the cafetorium at Greenwood High School.

Bauer, a sophomore at Spencer High School, is the daughter of Bill and Linda Bauer of Spencer.

Two crashes were reported causing injuries in Clark County over the weekend, in addition to a fatal crash on Saturday.

Recent graduates MADISON -- Brian Luckey of Athens has received a one-year certificate of graduation with distinction from the Farm and Industry Short Course at the University of Wisconsin in Madison College ...

10 YEARS AGO: Clark Electric Corp. of Greenwood has announced the winners of the 1997-98 annual scholarship competition. Each will recieve a $500 scholarship. The winners are: Adam Nixdorf of Abbotsford High School, Timoly Sommer of Owen-Withee High School, Erin Whelan of Gilman High School, Lisa Carlisle of Granton High School, Cheryl Noah of Greenwood High School, Brad Hakes of Stanley-Boyd High School, Sana Grajkowski of Thorp High School, Holly Propp of Marshfield Senior High School, Matthew Fox of Neillsville High School, Amanda Young of Pittsville High School and Benjamin Koenig of Spencer High School.

The Clark County Farm Bureau has awarded four Eldred Schuette Memorial Scholarships of $250 each.

Marshfield News-Herald LOYAL -- Four local students with roots in dairy production and goals for agricultural careers were named recipients of the 2008 'Our Future is in Agriculture Program' scholarships.

She is the daughter of David and Fern Hansen of Greenwood. The May meeting of the Rozellville Rockets 4-H Club was held recently.

You heard it on the radio and saw it on the news -- pertussis. It's now over but it's good to look back and give recognition where it's needed.

After one retirement and one resignation, Greenwood's police department is looking to replace two positions.

* Mauricio Contreras Macias, 20, of W5429 Hinker Road, Greenwood; guilty pleas; drunken driving, $667 fine, six-month driver's license revocation and undergo alcohol assessment; driving while suspended, $186 fine. * John T. Gerber, 18, of W13639 Elm Drive, Lublin; displaying an unauthorized registration plate, $223.80 fine; nonregistration of a motor vehicle, $160.80 fine; and transporting intoxicants, $249 fine. * Jennifer M. Konitzer, 17, of 6688 Richfield Drive, Arpin; transporting intoxicants, $249 fine; seat belt violation, $10 fine; and failure to notify police of an accident, $249 fine. * Jennifer L. Oelrich, 16, of W510 Willow Road, Abbotsford; speeding, $312 fine. * Caleb J. Quelle, 20, of W6177 Willow Road, Withee; ATV violations; fines totaling $611.40. * James W. Sachs, 33, of 104 E. Mill St., Loyal; hit and run of property adjacent to a highway, $249 fine; and failure to notify police of an accident, $249 fine. * Brian W. Koch, 25, of 112 N. Vine Ave., Marshfield; no contest pleas; fleeing an officer, possession of marijuana and driving after a license revocation, which was the result of drunken driving; 45 days in jail on each, to run concurrent, and costs totaling $264. * Larry L. Channel-Hurst, 38, of N3038 Clark St., Humbird; no contest plea; second offense of drunken driving; 20 days in jail, $1,439 fine, 14-month driver's license revocation, 12-month ignition interlock and undergo alcohol assessment. * Kristen M. Proulx, 39, of 207 N. Central Ave., Owen; guilty pleas; felony charge of battery to law enforcement officer/firefighters, two-year state prison term with two years of extended supervision stayed; three years probation, 54 days in jail with credit given for time served and $214.40 in costs; two more counts of bail jumping, plus another two counts of bail jumping, 45 days on each to run concurrent with the others and $156 in costs. Terms of probation are to run concurrently. * Brittany A. Sather, 19, of 305 E. Eighth St., Marshfield; two counts of operating a vehicle after revocation/suspension of registration; $160.80 fine on each count. * Shawn E. Winkler, 22, of 119 S. Main St., Apt. 4, Granton; non registration, $160.80 fine; and driving while suspended, $186 fine. * Matthew G. Draeger, 22, of 9333 Highway N, Marshfield; possession of drug paraphernalia; $287 six-month driver's license suspension. * Santos Bautista-Solis, 26, of 5410 Highway X, Pittsville; obstructing an officer; $350 fine. * Christopher J. Alleshaski, 19, of 402 E. Blodgett St., Marshfield; misdemeanor theft; $360 fine. A second count of disorderly conduct was dismissed and read-in. * Rodney C. Hoeper, 55, of 1201 E. 28th St., Marshfield; one count of drunken driving and one count of misdemeanor bail jumping; 180 days in jail with work release, $2,698 fine, 33-month driver's license revocation, undergo alcohol assessment and attend a victim impact panel. * Craig S. Steczynski, 35, of 8043 Hillcrest Lane, Arpin; felony taking and driving a vehicle without consent, drunken driving, misdemeanor joy riding and theft; two years in prison with credit given for 283 days already served, three years extended supervision, 35-month driver's license revocation, $3,697 fine, $840 in restitution, undergo AODA assessment, and obtain his high school equivalency degree. Additional charges of operating a motor vehicle with a revoked driver's license, obstructing an officer, resisting an officer, misdemeanor bail jumping and two felony counts of bail jumping were all dismissed and read into the record. via WisInfo

WILLARD -- Frederick John Krembs, 73, of Binghamton, N.Y., died Monday, May 12, 2008, at Wilson Memorial Hospital in Johnson City, N.Y., after a long illness. via WisInfo

“No. But you may be one of his gang”

"This is the story of Joe Gregorich, Greenwood farmer who unwittingly paved the way for the escape of George 'Baby Face' Nelson, diminutive killer..." The words introduce an old newspaper article yellowed and ... via Marshfield News-Herald