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The spring election arrive Tuesday, April 7. With absentee voting now in progress, the Chippewa Valley has two judge benches to fill. One is on the State Supreme Court, the other is for Chippewa … more
Pastor Matt Miklasz is stepping down at Faith Free. Husband to wife Cyndy, father of four children, author of numerous books, and local sports coach, Miklasz has been a pastor at Faith Free for over … more
Stanley Deputy Clerk Maggie Wurst is eager to serve. Formerly known as Maggie Keeku, the 25-year-old deputy clerk comes to the lead after the council voted March 4 to dismiss City Administrator … more
The Stanley Fire Department recently got a $3,928 rescue boat free, thanks to a $2,500 donation from Forward Bank and a $1,500 donation from the Henke family. Shown above from left to right are … more
This week’s Athlete of the Week spotlight shines on freshman Alaina Nitz of the Stanley-Boyd girls basketball team. Nitz has made a strong impact in her first varsity season, recently moving into … more
The Boyd Area Chamber of Commerce met Tuesday, March 10 for their monthly meeting. After the Pledge of Allegiance, President Cory Zais gave the Treasurers report in the absence of Treasurer, Teresa … more
A call to the city attorney Nathan Miller of Weld Riley regarding dismissed City Administrator/Clerk-Treasurer Nicole Pilgrim was not returned by press time, with Mike Henke not responding as well. … more
Present and accounted for to work the Legion 9-Pin Tap at Tolley’s in Boyd on Friday were (from left) Ed Staib, Pat Osvold, Art Osvold, Ben Niedzwiecki, Joe Kiebles, Bruce Wozniak, and Jim … more
Department reports are in for the month of March. With the clerk’s office covered in a separate article, these are the most recent bimonthly updates from city government. Police Writing the … more
The next statewide election will soon be here. Arriving Tuesday, April 7, the chance to weigh in on candidates for city, village, and county board. Chippewa County Deputy Clerk Amanda Richardson … more
The Stanley Common Council approved a forensic audit for the period of January 1, 2025 to Feb. 28, 2025 at its March 16 meeting. The audit to be carried out by Baker Tilly will cost between … more
The Boyd Village Board met Monday, March 9 in the village hall. Included in the night’s business were department reports, started out by Streets and Utilities head Bob LaMarche. “The plant’s … more
The Patten Street Rebuild is moving forward. Awarded at the Monday, March 9 village board meeting, the $2,478,033 road project will go to a company known as Skid Steer Guy of Mondovi. The village … more
Stanley-Boyd students competed in the Skills USA competition at Menomonie on Friday, Feb. 27. A total of 10 students from Stanley-Boyd competed with peers from 40 other schools, with subjects ranging … more
Winter has returned! Just days after the Stanley Police Department suspended winter parking restrictions March 4, nature put them back in force, dropping several inches of snow on the Stanley-Boyd … more
The Stanley Truck and Tractor Pull has been named W.T.P.A. Event of the Year for 2025, marking the second consecutive year the event has received the honor. The pull was also voted Event of the Year … more
Meeting on Monday, March 9, at Debbie’s on Broadway, the Lions made plans for their participation in a major new event to be held on Saturday, April 25 at Chapman Park. The event, "Smoke and Fire," … more
The Oriole boys varsity basketball team celebrates with fans Saturday, March 7 at Altoona after defeating the Altoona Railroaders 58-54 in a close fought regional championship. The victory marks the … more
The Stanley City Council voted during a special meeting Wednesday evening to terminate Nicole Pilgrim from her position as city administrator/clerk-treasurer unless she submits a resignation within … more
Our Savior’s Lutheran hosted the first of four weekly talks with regard to immigration on Wednesday, March 4. Attendees were welcomed by Pastor Ken Schmidt, after which Robert Seidl presented a … more
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