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Legion and VFW members and their spouses enter the Stanley-Boyd gymnasium during the Veterans Day Event Friday, Nov. 10. Shown above from right to left are Art Osvold, Anna Toms, John Saunders, Gary Toms, Pat Osvold, Ed Staib, and Amber Broughton.
Veterans honored in Nov. 10 event at Stanley-Boyd
Stanley-Boyd Schools took time out to observe Veterans Day with an in-school program on Friday, Nov. 10. With a welcome for veterans by students and a veteran’s dinner under the direction of … more
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Elizabeth Esslinger enjoys vacationing with her family at their cabin in Canada where they love spending time together outdoors. Back row from left: Hunter Esslinger and Elizabeth Esslinger. Front row from left: Brooklyn Esslinger and Olivia Esslinger.
Teacher Spotlight
Stanley-Boyd Elementary School is lucky to have Elizabeth Esslinger as a Kindergarten teacher. Elizabeth is a dedicated, compassionate teacher with a heart for learning who isn’t afraid to let … more
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The restoration of the 40-foot Chapman Park Trestle Bridge is complete. Funded by an anonymous donor, with a restoration plaque that reads “love can build a bridge,” among those that participated in the restoration were Nick Acker of BBS Abrasive Blasting, Westaby Trucking, and the Stanley city crew.
Trestle Bridge now back in at Chapman Park Campground
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Seen from the 345th Street crossing, crews were busy Wednesday Nov. 1 addressing an early morning train derailment west of town.
Off the rails!
The horn sounded to enter town past 1 a.m., a slight but by no means calamitous noise was heard, and shortly thereafter, an eastbound train engine crossed McKnight Street slowly as it entered Stanley … more
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Tom and Mindy Symbal, owners of Symbal’s Sunset View stand in front of the spiral staircase in their newly remodeled event barn. Mindy admits that she has always wanted a spiral staircase and was excited to find it on Facebook Marketplace. “I have always wanted a spiral staircase. It pulls together all the black and everything fits together.”
Symbal’s Sunset View
In July 2021, dairy farmers, Tom and Mindy Symbal were faced with an unspeakable tragedy. In the middle of a windy day, a spontaneous fire broke out from a tractor parked 20 feet from their dairy … more
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Project partners gathered for a ribbon-cutting celebration for the Stanley West Industrial Park on Oct. 25. Pictured, from left to right, are Chippewa Valley Technical College Business Development & Campus Manager Ken Pearson; Chippewa Valley Electric Cooperative President/CEO Russ Falkenberg, Mayor of Stanley Al Haas, Dairyland Power Cooperative Economic Development Manager Donna Walker, Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation Secretary Missy Hughes, Stanley Chamber of Commerce President Ron Haas, and Chippewa Economic Development Corporation CEO Charlie Walker.
Ribbon cutting held in the West Industrial Park
Stanley—Community members and project partners gathered Oct. 25 for a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Stanley West Industrial Park, which is newly certified as a Wisconsin shovel-ready site. … more
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Stanley Staff: (pictured) Jennifer Hager, Becky Wenzel, Adam Nawrocki, Chris Nelson, Rebecca Krueger, Amy Rozwadowski, Steve Wiensch (not pictured) Amy Samuelson
October High Five Awards go to Stanley and Boyd Post Offices
"Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds." Here is an interested tidbit according to usps.com while the Postal … more
The concrete pad the bleachers sit on.
New rodeo seating will expand next year’s bleacher capacity
It may still be fall, but next year’s Rodeo will have some new seating, thanks to the hard work and dedication of the Stanley Truck Pull and Rodeo (STPR) Association. Brought home from … more
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Above, a portrait of library namesake and one time Eau Claire lumber baron D.R. Moon Sr. watched over a post meerting social in the fireplace room as the library kicked off its capital campaign for a renovation and expansion Oct. 26.
D.R. Moon Memorial Library kicks off Capital Campaign Oct. 26th
The D.R. Moon Memorial Library’s Inaugural Meeting of the Capital Campaign Committee launched Thursday evening as event attendees arrived at the Library to hear the vision for the future … more
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Back row: Coach Jason Isenberger Shown above (front row, from left) are Natilynn Johnson, Greyson Hendzel, Emmett Czubakowski, Ty Sikora, Osten Clow, Gregory Lane, and Cooper Isenberger
Stanley Flag Football Teams finish season strong
Eight teams of local Stanley-Boyd 3rd-6th grade youth participated in the Game On! Athletics Flag Football program started by experienced coach, Josh Tumm. During the eight-week season, teams led by … more
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Lucas Walker races Colby’s Max Adams at the Colby Sectional on Saturday.
Lucas Walker headed to State Cross Country Meet Oct. 28
  The State Cross Country Meet for Divisions 1 thorough 3 opens this Saturday, Oct. 28 at Wisconsin Rapids, and when it does Stanley-Boyd will be represented. Lucas Walker, a senior at … more
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Lion member, Chad Verbeten, stands behind the bags of garbage picked up along Highway 29 by the Boy Scouts Troop 50 and the Stanley Lions Club.
Teaming up to clean up Highway 29
'The Jungle Book' plays to packed house
“She’s my right hand,” Drama Club Advisor Kayleigh Steinmetz said of Dakota Derks winning the Outstanding Senior Drama Club Member award prior to The Jungle Book showing last week. … more
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Trunk or Treat coming to Chapman Park Oct. 28
Same event, new location. Just around the corner, the third annual Trunk or Treat will debut at Chapman Park Oct. 28 at 9 a.m., moved from Courtesy Ford for parking convenience and safety. The prior … more
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Orioles defeat Durand-Arkansaw Panthers 33-8
Fall is officially here, making its presence known Friday night. But even with plenty of cold rain and winds that chilled to the bone at 47 degrees, the Orioles nonetheless flew high, defeating the … more
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Local Basement Quilters made 500 quilts this year to be sent to Lutheran World Relief. The quilts will be distributed to those in need in 19 countries. Back row from left: Chris Anderson, Sally Carlson, Lora Overgard, Karen Dickson, Charlotte Rollins, and Donna Endru. Front row from left: Jan Berge, Jan Shilts, and Fern LaMarche. Not pictured: Judy Radke, Alden Dahl, Pat Dahl, Jerry Stauber, Sue Thomas, Scott Rollins, and John Dickson.
Local Church's Basement Quilting group reaches goal of 500 quilts for those in need
The Basement Quilting Group of Our Savior’s Lutheran Church in Stanley has had a busy year. Working together they finished 500 quilts to share with Lutheran World Relief, an organization … more
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The D. R. Moon Memorial Library Board and director addressed the Village Board Tuesday Oct. 10. Shown presenting from left to right are Marge Konik, Cathy Ryba, and Elizabeth Miniatt.
Library presents to Boyd Village Board
Coming to Boyd Village Board Tuesday, Oct. 10, the Stanley Library Board and Director laid a vision of better library service in Stanley-Boyd. Currently in the first phase of a capital campaign … more
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Teacher Spotlight
Sam Goettl, the newest Technology Education Teacher at Stanley-Boyd, has lived in the area for his entire life having grown up just a few miles west of Stanley.  After graduating from UW-Stout … more
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The 2023 Stanley-Boyd All School Reunion was hosted by the Class of 1963, with Roman Jessick addressing attendees to the Saturday event.
SBAA All School Reunion held Oct. 7
Taking place once again in the gymnasium at Stanley-Boyd High School, the Stanley-Boyd All School Reunion kicked off Saturday Oct. 7 after 10 a.m., a lengthy meet and greet period proceeding the call … more
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Martino’s on Pine Street will once again play host to the Pizza and Fire Prevention Fundraiser this Oct. 14, helping raise funds for Stanley and Boyd-Edson-Delmar Fire Department needs.
Martino’s to host Pizza and Fire Prevention Fundraiser Oct. 14
“I wanted to give back to the community and I think on how the firemen are all volunteer, giving of their time, waking up middle of the night and just put on their boots and … more
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