Greenwood News

GREENWOOD -- Clark County University of Wisconsin-Extension and B.L.A.S.T. of Clark County will hold Cafe Clark on Nov.

Declining school enrollment could have several local sports teams becoming one. Leaders at Loyal, Greenwood and Granton school districts says they are in the early stages of talks surrounding a sports co-op. Loyal's superintendent, Graeme Williams says, because fewer students are attending the three schools, some teams don't have enough players.

* Lyle A. Kitelinger, 56, of W11461 Carter St., Humbird; no contest plea; disorderly conduct related to domestic abuse; $324 fine.

4, 1999, her 100th birthday. Arlene Varney, representing the Eagles Ladies Auxiliary, presented the gifts.

* Lowell E. Borntrager, 38, of 29050 Weibusch Hill Road, Lake City, Minn., no contest plea; unlawful use of a phone; $350 fine.

Partners in Educational Excellence and Workforce Development, coordinated by the Marshfield Area Chamber Foundation, hosted the Seventh Annual Crystal Apple Award Dinner on Oct.

Oct. 14, 2009 8:00 a.m. New Land Enterprises' proposed downtown apartment tower will seek detailed plan development approval at Monday's city Plan Commission meeting, according to the newly issued agenda.

An 18-year-old Amish man who got behind the wheel of a car for the first time is charged in a crash that killed his friend.

An 18-year-old who allegedly fled a one-car crash that killed the vehiclea s only passenger was charged Monday with felony hit and run resulting in death, according to the Clark County District Attorneya s office.

The first count of the Marshfield Area United Way campaign to advance the common good came in with totals of $77,089. In a direct comparison to company and division totals from last year to current year, current contributions reflect a 17 percent increase in initial totals.

10. * Adam Billy J. Strey and Kristy R. Tollin, both of Loyal, at Price County, Oct.

2. The event is sponsored by the Columbus High School Booster Club to support the Columbus Athletic Department.

Editor: The Marshfield Area United Way, Volunteer Center and the Marshfield Clinic Center for Community Outreach-Youth Net program, would like to thank the Marshfield area for its generosity.

The aging of our society affects us all. How do you survive the loneliness, illness and desperation; where do you find meaning in a life without friends or family to comfort you? These are some of the questions facing the characters in the ShowCase Players' production of "Dancers" by Michael Grady to be performed Friday through Sunday on the Colby ...

AMES, Iowa -- Bryan Peterson of Auburndale earned a master's degree in horticulture Aug.

The ShowCase Players are in rehearsals for their fall production, 'Dancers,' by Michael Grady.

Colonial Center resident Martha Herr celebrated her 100th birthday in grand fashion with parties at the family farm in rural Greenwood recently at the nursing home in Colby.

Steve Knoop can rein in 2,000-plus horsepower of alcohol-fueled, screamin' beasts that show no mercy to anyone with enough guts to try to tame them.

* Three men entered pleas of no contest to being a party to a crime of shining deer, elk or bear illegally.

Clark County investigators say an Amish man did not have a drivers license when he borrowed a car and drove it into a ditch, killing his passenger.