Neillsville News

The DNR sends out a warning and a reminder to hunters. Wolves have killed three dogs and injured another this year during the recently opened bear hound training period.

The Women's Giving Circle is now accepting grant applications through the Marshfield Area Community Foundation.

Heritage Days is Neillsville's time to acknowledge its past and enjoy its present with a celebration.

NEILLSVILLE -- Clark County wants state Public Service Commission approval to spend a $300,000 environmental impact fee to build an evidence storage facility for the Sheriff's Department.

The 4-H youths of Clark County had the opportunity to attend two Prepare for the Fair days June 17 and June 18 .

Motorcycle-related fatalities reached a five-year high in Wisconsin for the first half of the year and included deaths in Clark and Wood counties, according to the state's Department of Transportation.

July Fourth means fireworks, food, fun and this year a three-day weekend. The holiday falls on a Saturday, so most businesses and government offices are taking off Friday to celebrate.

Although contributions to the Marshfield Area United Way were less than past years during the most recent campaign, the agency will designate more money for programs, said Paula Jero, executive director.

I find getting out of town always a nice escape from the usual day-to-day activities.

Photo contributed by Becky Perez Solis Trucks line up at the Clark County Fairgrounds on June 13 for the Make A Wish Convoy.

Contributed photos Stuart Stotts, a singer/storyteller from De Forest, performed June 17 at the Neillsville Public Library.

NEILLSVILLE -- In honor of Pat Sanders, Wilderness Pursuit Horseback Adventures will present free half-hour trail rides for youths.

A Neillsville woman, who was involved in a June 13 motorcycle crash, died from her injuries Monday, according to Clark County Sheriff's Department.

Investigators say a fire destroyed a pole shed, and killed 200 ducklings inside.

On behalf of Chapter 101 of the Vietnam Veterans of America, I would like to thank all who donated so generously to our recent Orange Blossom fundraiser.

Rural or smaller schools stand to lose the most from the new budget being crafted in Madison.

The mother of a man who is in the Clark County Jail after allegedly painting his face like the "Batman" character The Joker and assaulting his cousin before being shot says her son isn't receiving proper medical care.

A 3-year-old child crashed a car into a house Monday, after a woman left the child unattended with the engine running.

Author's note: Articles this month will focus on tourism and things to do in the Neillsville/Clark County area.

GRANTON -- Walter Hiles, 68, of Granton died Thursday, June 11, 2009, in the Palliative Care Unit at Saint Joseph's Hospital in Marshfield.