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The city held closed session Monday, Jan. 5 in committee of the whole, later emerging to recommend the termination of wastewater operator Nick Martin on the basis of job abandonment.
City fires wastewater operator
Looking to work wastewater? The city of Stanley will soon post a position ad for wastewater operator, with starting wage of $28 per hour. Acting at the Monday, Jan. 5, the council voted to terminate … more
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The public comment chair stands open at the Monday, Jan. 5 council meeting. The city will hold a public hearing on proposed increase to water rates via Zoom on Tuesday, Jan. 20 at 2 p.m., with comments submittable via web, in person, and by mail.
City to hold public hearing Jan. 20 on water rate increase
The City of Stanley is holding a public meeting to get resident feedback on proposed new water rates, set to effectively double if approved. The meeting, set for Tuesday, Jan. 20 at 2:00 p.m., will … more
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The City of Stanley could see a contested mayor’s race this April, after Alderperson Ben Wald and an unnamed female candidate both took papers to fill Mike Henke’s post. Henke himself has not taken out candidacy papers or declared non-candidacy.
Contested race possible for mayor, awaits returned paperwork
The spring election arrives April 7, and candidates have filed! With hours to go for filing candidacy, several had yet to return paperwork. “We have yet to receive any completed filings at this … more
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Public works employee placed on unpaid administrative leave
An unnamed Stanley public works city employee is on unpaid administrative leave, following a closed session discussion and council vote. The council meeting as a committee of the whole held closed … more
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Boyd Board raises ballpark concession fees
Lotz Park is closed for now, but come spring there will be some new fees, for ball field, concession stand, and chicken flippers. Acting at the Monday, Dec. 8 village board meeting, the board voted … more
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Proposed car wash awaits further review by city
The car wash proposed for North Broadway by Chad and Syndi Halterman of Stanley Truck Sales Inc. will have to wait for chemical analysis by the city wastewater department. Touched on at the Monday, … more
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Council approves snowplowing agreement with school
The school road between East Fourth Avenue and East First Avenue will continue to be plowed, following approval of a formal agreement between the City of Stanley and the Stanley-Boyd Area School … more
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Boyd Village Streets and Utilities Head Bob LaMarche clears snow from Patten Street on Wednesday, Dec. 10 in Boyd. The Village Board heard an update on the upcoming Patten Street rebuild at its Monday, Dec. 8 board meeting.
Village board approves mill rate
Boyd, Wisconsin has a new mill rate and budget. Acting Monday, Dec. 8, Boyd village trustees approved a mill rate of $5.11 per thousand in property value, up two cents from the year previous. … more
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Boyd Village Board renews garbage and recycling contract
Boyd Wisconsin has a new contract with Waste Management, approved at the Dec. 8 regular board meeting. The five-year contract as approved sets rates at $15.50 for a 96 gallon trash bin, $15 for a 65 … more
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Council approves new mill rates
The City of Stanley has two new mill rates, divided between Chippewa and Clark County. “Adopt resolution 2025-009, a resolution to set the 2025 mill rate for the City of Stanley in Chippewa … more
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Work continues on new addition to D.R. Moon Memorial Library
The City of Stanley is moving forward with the library addition. Now in progress on Fourth Avenue, the new addition saw the main floor and steel beams put up last week. In the meantime, the city is … more
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Candidate filings open for spring election
Candidate filings open for spring election by Joseph Back Want to see change in local government? Willing to put yourself out there to see it made? If that describes you, we have news. The … more
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Dave Smith of Boyd is contesting an ordinance citation received from the village.
Boyd man contests village citation
A resident of Boyd Wisconsin is speaking out after receiving a citation related to Boyd junk ordinances. David Smith, age 72 of Boyd, received a citation letter regarding an old shed his wife has … more
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Above, Chad and Syndi Halterman pass out information to city council members on a car wash idea at the Nov. 17 City Council meeting.
Self service car wash planned
A new self service car wash could be on its way to Stanley, pending review by the city wastewater department. The car wash would be situated near Stanley Truck Sales on North Broadway, supplementing … more
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Patten Street rebuild discussed at village board
The Boyd Village Board met for its regular monthly meeting Monday, November 10 at the village hall. High on the agenda was the Patten Street project, due to begin bidding shortly. The Patten Street … more
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Council approves 2026 budget at Monday meeting
The City of Stanley has a new budget levy. Approved Monday, Nov. 17 after a 7:00 p.m. budget hearing in city hall, the 2026 city budget levy set at $709,118 helps fund city expenses and includes … more
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Council votes to make water employee job offers
The City of Stanley could soon have two new public works employees with water department emphasis, pending accepted job offers. Acting on recommendation of the Personnel and Finance Committee at its … more
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The council approved a certified survey map pertaining to South Broadway Street at the Nov. 3 meeting.
Council approves several pay applications for infrastructure projects
The Stanley Common Council met Monday, Nov. 3 after 7 p.m. in the city hall. On the night’s agenda were several items, including meeting minutes, construction and road project pay approvals, a … more
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City budget hearing planned for Nov. 17
The City of Stanley will hold a public budget hearing Monday, Nov. 17 at 7:00 p.m. in the City Hall Conference Room, located at 343 South Broadway in Stanley. Included in this year’s proposed … more
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Interim water operator in charge Jon Strand (left) of CBS Squared was grilled by concerned business owners and the public at the Committee of the Whole Monday night over city water quality concerns. Strand submits water information to the state. It was agreed at the meeting that he will share this water quality data with City Administrator-Clerk/Treasurer Nicole Pilgrim as well, who will then post it to the city website and Facebook.
City votes to contract out water operations
Down to no “official” water department employees, the Stanley City Council on Wednesday voted to spend $177,135 with two outside contractors to keep the water plant up and running for the … more
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