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Always busy, the Stanley Fire Department was recently called to North Broadway for a driver with medical emergency who crashed into the retaining wall at Citizens State Bank. The road was closed from First to Second Avenue and the incident was remedied within a half hour.
Stanley Council establishes Fire Truck Replacement Fund
At the Nov. 20 city council meeting, a Fire Truck Replacement Fund was established by the city council to collect funds from fire inspections and from the new fire department fee schedule for … more
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The gearboxes (bottom) which are in constant use at the Stanley Wastewater treatment facility were last updated in 2016.
Stanley City Council discusses Wastewater Treatment Facility
Stanley Wastewater Operator Nick Martin addressed the council for approval to purchase a replacement aeration basin gearbox at the cost of $14,253.36 from Crane Engineering at the regular council … more
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Several seats on spring ballot in Stanley
The Spring Election may bring some fresh faces to the Stanley City Council this April. The Apr. 2 Spring election will see positions open for Mayor, held by incumbent Al Haas, 1st and 8th Ward … more
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The Town of Thorp Board members discussed building logistics for the new town shop and town hall with Henry Berry with Ratsch Engineering. The Board approved his contract at the November 8th regular board meeting. Shown above (back row, from left) are Clerk Arlene Kodl, Supervisor Bob Kodl, Chairman Jerry Jacks, and Louis Andruszkiewicz (front) Henry Berry
Town of Thorp Board vacates McGrogan Road
The Town of Thorp Board members were busy at the Nov. 8 meeting as they held three separate meetings back-to-back. Supervisor Andy Slowiak was absent as they first began the Public Budget Hearing … more
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Boyd Chamber of Commerce meets Nov. 7
Tuesday, November 7 was the most recent meeting of the Boyd Chamber of Commerce. The meeting, held at Tolleys Bowl and Bar started at 5:30 p.m. First on the list – Santa is coming to town! Sunday, … more
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Ward 3 Alderperson Jacob Huff (left) and Ward 3 Alderperson Mike Henke consider the ramifications of an alternative work schedule for City of Stanley employees at the Monday evening Council meeting held at City Hall.
Stanley City Council updates employee handbook but struggles with alternative work schedule
The Stanley City Council as a Whole meeting had a late start as there weren’t enough Council members to begin the November 6th meeting. After Alderpersons Jacob Huff and Holly Kitchell arrived, it … more
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Ward 2 Alderperson Jason Meyer discusses drug usage in the City and funding for the K9 Unit with Stanley Police Chief Lance Weiland.
Community Engagement Study stirs up questions
At the Monday evening regular meeting, the Stanley City Council discussed the Community Engagement Study that was recently completed by Stanley residents. Some examples of questions asked were, “Do … more
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Above, Joe Davison (foreground) with fellow council members Mark Fitzsimmons and Jason Meyer at the April 17 Council meeting.
Davison resigns, leaves empty seat on Council
City of Stanley Ward 1 and 8 Alderperson Joseph Davison has officially resigned as of Oct. 20. Davison, who was written in as a candidate and won a coin toss to obtain the city council seat, cited … more
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The Town of Taft Board approved the purchase of gravel for the town roads with the remaining ARPA funds. From left: Treasurer Lana Knox, Clerk Lori Czubakowski, Supervisor Jerry Czubakowski, Supervisor Del Kroeplin, Sr.
Town of Taft spends remaining ARPA funds on gravel
The Town of Taft began the regular monthly meeting on October 17th at 7pm with a small group.  “We have more money than we can spend,” Chairman Darryl Thompson commented … more
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City of Stanley’s parking violation fines will increase
At the October 29 th City Council meeting Police Chief Lance Weiland explained to the Council that the fines for parking violations are currently $15 for Stanley residents and $20 for Boyd residents. … more
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Council members of the Stanley City Council read over the fee schedule that was adopted by the Council for the Stanley Fire Department at the October 23rd regular meeting. From left: Mike Henke, Laurie Foster, and Holly Kitchell
Stanley Council tackles lengthy agenda and defines full-time employee hours
The Stanley City Council met on Oct. 23 with a lengthy agenda.  After forty minutes in closed session with Alderperson Joe Davison and Alderperson Jason Meyer, the Council reconvened in open … more
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Worden board approves resolution looking to double tax levy
Town of Worden voters will soon have an opportunity to weigh in on a levy increase proposal. The Worden Town Board approved a resolution at its regular October meeting looking to double the tax levy, … more
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Colburn Board members review the 2024 Budget at the 7pm regular meeting on Tuesday, October 3rd. From left: Supervisor Kiel Morello, Chairman Brad Hompe, and Treasurer Dana Hartzell
Colburn Town Board discusses 2024 Budget and sets Budget Hearing Meeting for November 7th at 7pm
The Town of Colburn held their regular meeting on October 3rd at 7pm at the Colburn Town Hall with Chairman Brad Hompe, Supervisor Kiel Morello and Treasurer Dana Hartzell in attendance and Board … more
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Stanley Council members listen during the October 2nd meeting as Alderperson Mike Henke shares the importance of implementing an overtime policy for the City of Stanley. From left: Mayor Al Haas, Alderperson Jacob Huff, 3rd Ward Alderperson Mike Henke, Alderperson Laurie Foster and Alderperson Holly Kitchell
City of Stanley employees to receive a 3 percent wage increase in January 2024
“We have a lot to cover tonight in a short amount of time,” Mayor Al Haas said as the Stanley Council meeting began on the October 2nd. Wage increases and new hires City of … more
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Town of Thorp Board Chairman Jerry Jacks (left), Board member Bob Kodl (center), and Head of Public Works Department Jerry Nowobielski (right) discuss prices for the Town’s tire collection on October 6th.
Town of Thorp approves land purchase for future town hall, sets prices for tire collection
Town of Thorp board members unanimously voted to purchase land from Richard Tobola for the future site of the new Town of Thorp town hall. Town Clerk Arlene Kodl remarked that the Chippewa County … more
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Finance Committee members study the 2024 preliminary budgets at the September 20th finance committee meeting at City Hall. Left to right: Council member Mark Fitzsimmons, Council member Josh Siedl, Mayor Al Haas, Council member Mike Henke, and City Clerk Nicole Pilgrim.
City Finance Committee recommends cuts, overtime policy to help 2024 budget
Members of the Stanley Finance Committee met on Wednesday, September 20 at noon to discuss recommendations on the preliminary City of Stanley’s 2024 budgets. As a paper was handed out to … more
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Boundary road addressed at Sept. 13 village board meeting
Winter parking rules are right around the corner, and with that in mind, the possibility of ‘no parking’ signs on Boundary Road came up at the Sept. 13 committee of the whole meeting at … more
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Donated in 1990 in memory of Kenneth Ebben and currently out for refurbishing, the second Chapman Park bridge connecting e to a scenic walk will be sandblasted, repainted, and reinstalled for stability.
Bridge near campground being spruced up by anonymous donor
Fall may be in the air but for the Chapman Park Bridge near the campground, Spring cleaning has begun. The second Chapman Park Bridge located near the Campground will soon get an overhaul. According … more
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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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