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District Superintendent Jeff Koenig and CESA 10 marketing representative Angie Sommers interact with community members Debbie Haas, Dave Jankoski, and Mark Morrow at the Facilities Advisory Committee meeting Sept 18 in the high school library. The district will likely hold off on mailing out a referendum survey until it has firmer budget numbers for the coming year, as these will directly affect the tax impact of the referendum.
District consults with residents at second FAC meeting
“We took into consideration the feedback from our previous Facilities Advisory Committee meeting,” board president Denise Hoffstatter said Monday from the high school library at a second … more
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Stanley Police Department makes new hire
The Stanley Police Department has a new officer, and her name is Melissa McDonough. “I grew up in the western part of Wisconsin and I moved to the Stanley area for college, McDonough … more
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City goes to court over nuisance property
The city of Stanley is taking a landlord to court over property issues. Kerry Brown, of Chippewa Falls, rents 113 Barber Street out.    In the past Stanley Police have taken pictures … more
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Council members Mike Henke, Laurie Foster, and Holly Kitchell listened to information regarding a future splash pad presented by Kristi Weiland, President of the SCA, at the September 5th meeting.
City Council approves Chapman Park Splashpad
The Stanley Community Association approached the City Council on Monday, Sept. 5, seeking approval to potentially install a splash pad at Chapman Park between the tennis courts and the bathrooms. The … more
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Chairman Jerry Jacks and Supervisor Bob Kodl counted the paper ballots that were collected in the ice cream pail from the town residents that attended the special meeting.
  Town of Thorp residents voice their approval for a new town hall location 
The Town of Thorp held a special meeting on Wednesday, August 30 at the current Town Hall, to vote on the purchase of land and the construction of a new Town hall at the same location. Residents also … more
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The new seasonal building will be constructed on the old Soo Line Depot building site at 281 East First Avenue afer the former train depot was demolished in 2022.
Plans approved at August 21 Council for new seasonal structure on old depot site
  Photo:Depot replacement:Soon to come at the site of the old depot, a seasonal shelter with men’s andwomen’s bathrooms plus baby changing … more
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Seen looking south across Highway 29, Copenhaver Avenue has been put forward for a possible interchange site
Stanley Council hosts discussion of possible interchange at Copenhaver Avenue
  Mayor Al Haas and two members of the Stanley City Council met with Clark County Highway Commissioner Brian Duell, Mark Ruff from Clark Electric, Sheila Nyberg from Clark County Economic … more
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Legion Post 112 gains new member
New American Legion member Amber Broughton (left) takes the  oath with Legion Commander Bruce Wozniak.  more
The town dump truck sits in the current garage with standing water from the leakage issue.
Town of Thorp Board looks to purchase land for new town hall and shop
At the August 9 th monthly board meeting, Town of Thorp Board members discussed a plan to purchase land two miles west of Center Road and Dickerson on the southwest corner to construct a new town … more
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Stanley Fire Chief Korey Hagenson and volunteer firefighter Hunter Brandt stand new to the Stanley Fire Department's newly purchased 2005 freightliner that is replacing the former 1987 GMC.
Stanley Council approves purchase of new water tender truck for $28,500
The Stanley City Council voted at its August 7 council meeting to approve the purchase of a replacement for Tender 2 for the Stanley Volunteer Fire Department. Tender 2 failed inspection earlier this … more
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The new park equipment projected to cost approximately $200,000 would find a home in Chapman Park.
Stanley Community Association looks to second phase of Chapman Park Playground
The Stanley Community Association, with SCA President Kristi Weiland, Treasurer Lance Weiland, and Secretary Nikki Witt, shared a rendering of the future playground equipment for Chapman Park with … more
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Boyd Corn Feed Friday August 11
Friday, August 11 is the date for the 40 th annual corn feed and street dance in Boyd.  From 5:30 p.m. -9:30 p.m., families can enjoy free corn on the cob along with music and entertainment from … more
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City settles age discrimination claim from water operator position applicant for $137,500
The City of Stanley has agreed to pay $137,500 to Stanley resident Ed Shilts, who filed an age discrimination lawsuit against the City of Stanley in 2022. The City of Stanley “denies … more
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Josh Seidl, (back left) pictured here with his children and wife, Toni, believes that community involvement in city government is an important part of showing support as a Stanley resident.
Josh Seidl is appointed to vacancy on Stanley Council
Josh Seidl, a lifelong resident of Stanley, was appointed on July 3 rd to the Stanley City Council filling the vacant Ward 2 seat which became available when previous Alderperson Kevin Hendrickson … more
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Smokey the Bear seen here at the Fire Station will have a new home location on Maple Street west of Wundrow Auto Repair.
Fire Department in the hot seat over safety concerns
As the July 3 Stanley City Council meeting began, council member Laurie Foster commented that the new water meters currently being installed are helpful as her newly installed meter alerted the city … more
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Boyd Board talks stuffed dumpsters at Lotz Park, concession stand rules
Camera surveillance could soon be coming to Lotz Park, and the Boyd concession stand, following a discussion in the Committee of the Whole meeting prior to regular board on Monday July 10. The … more
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VFW/ Legion brat sale June 30
Working the Stanley VFW/Legion brat stand at Hansen’s IGA Friday June 30 were (from left) Bruce Wozniak, Joe Kiebles, Marthamae Kottschade, Lucas Wenzel, Megan Wenzel, and Jim Burzynski. more
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Neighboring residents came out to show their concern over potential approval for a conditional use beekeeping permit to Matthew and Megan Wenzel. From left to right are Lilah Butterfield, Kathy Marion and Keith Marion.
City Council approves conditional use permit for bees June 19
On June 19, the City of Stanley Plan Commission held a meeting to discuss the conditional use permit for the keeping of bees applied for by Stanley residents, Matthew and Megan Wenzel, in order to … more
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Edson Town Hall to get new roof
It was decided at the June 12 board meeting that the Edson Town Hall needs a new roof as the shingles are brittle on the approximately twenty-three-year-old roof. The board made a motion to advertise … more
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Common Council meeting hears public safety concerns and hopes for a new dog park
Roxie Caswell voiced her concern at the Common Council meeting on June 19 held at City Hall. She informed the Council of the bricks and metal debris piled by Fandry Park and recommended that it … more
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