Westfield News

Typically, the Central Wisconsin Chapter of Wild Ones, a nonprofit organization that promotes native plants, relies on harvested plants or seeds to distribute and spread its message.

A third person died from injuries after a weekend traffic accident in Juneau County.

There are two people dead and two injured after a car crash occured at 8:04am in Juneau Co.

Marquette County Sheriff Kim V. Gaffney is seeking help from the public in apprehending those responsible for several burglaries in the towns of Westfield, Springfield and Newton recently.

Mrs. Esther Marie Leavitt, 79, Lohrville, passed away peacefully Friday morning, May 8, 2009, at Preston Place C.B.R.F. in Redgranite, following a lengthy illness.

Stephen R. Bondeson, 56, of 2816 Jefferson St., Stevens Point, died April 20, 2009, under the care of his family and Ministry Home Care Hospice at home.

Shane White memorized the continents, rivers and mountains of the world, never imagining that the central-Wisconsin village of Westfield would be the answer to the most difficult question of the day: With time running out and his family's RV broken down along I-39, how would he get to the National Geographic Bee in Madison? It was still dark when ...

WISCONSIN RAPIDS -- Poet Bruce Dethlefsen of Westfield will read selections from his new poetry collection, 'Breather,' at 7 p.m. Thursday at McMillan Memorial Library in the Library's All Purpose Room.

Two men were jailed Wednesday after an armed robbery at a business here. Waushara County Sheriff David Peterson said a business west of here, adjacent to the State 73 interchange, was robbed about 8:50 p.m. He said a weapon was displayed and a suspect fled the area with an undetermined amount of cash.

Alice Ruth Vining, age 83, of Neshkoro, Wisconsin passed away on Wednesday, the 18th day of March, 2009 at the Berlin Memorial Hospital.

Eugene Alfred Pischke, age 71, of Ripon, WI. passed at Ripon Medical Center on February 14, 2009.

Although school districts across the state are struggling to make ends meet, most central Wisconsin school officials believe cutting extracurricular activities should be a last resort.

In January, newly elected board trustees Courtney Booth, Sue Allen, Mike Gobin and Shellie Kappleman began a three-year term with the Wisconsin 4-H Foundation.

Amherst High School principal Pete Sippel wouldn't say anything more about Superintendent John Haugen's speech at a staff in-service except that it was hilarious.

This is the dilemma. You go to the opera, your senses fully open, your ears straining to savor every sublime note, your eyes, eager to take in every aspect of the colorful pageant unfolding in glory before you.

A rattlesnake surprise, attacking turkeys and crime-fighting by YouTube - Wisconsin had a wealth of quirky news stories in 2008, ranging from the heartwarming to the downright bizarre.

A Marquette County jury deliberated for an hour and a half Thursday before finding a former Wisconsin State Trooper guilty of two counts of felony theft.

A Wisconsin radio station had to make two contestants an offer they couldn't refuse in order to get them to quit a game to win a new car.