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Eighth grader Liam Hoel has been selected as this week’s Stanley-Boyd Athlete of the Week for his grit, growth, and memorable contributions throughout the season. Middle school head coach Sam … more
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
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
Stanley-Boyd hosts Veterans Day program By Joseph Back Stanley-Boyd High School hosted a Veterans Day program Tuesday, Nov. 11 in the high school gym. Starting the day out with a 12:15 p.m. … more
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
Once again, the Boyd Area Chamber of Commerce is inviting area children and their families to come and spend some time with Santa, Mrs. Claus and his jolly elf! This year the event will take place on … more
The Oriole girls varsity basketball season is officially underway. With a scrimmage Saturday at Colfax, Orioles Girls Varsity Head Basketball Coach Ryan Wundrow shared more on how things went. … more
The Emer-Quinn Knights of Columbus participated in a program called Aid and Support After Pregnancy (ASAP). This program is a call to Knights to increase financial support to pregnancy resource … more
Election Day 2026 is now 365 days away. Over the next year Wisconsin voters will cast their ballots in a number of races that will set the future direction of the Badger State.  Voters will … more
The Stanley Community Association (SCA) has helped raise awareness of resident food options, following the news that federal SNAP benefits would not go out Nov. 1, due to an ongoing federal … more
The cause of discolored city water in Stanley has been determined, with steps taken to rectify the situation. Identified as originating from improper backwashing procedure, the news was announced by … more
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
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
STANLEY — On November 5, the Stanley Historical Society Museum became a place of connection across time and continents as a delegation of mayors from cities in Poland visited to learn about the … more
Stanley-Boyd High school held an Academic Banquet Monday, Nov. 3 at 6:30 p.m. in the high school gym to recognize high student achievement for those earning a 3.7 GPA, either cumulatively or within … more
Citizens State Bank came to Stanley just years ago. As of January 30, 2026, it will close doors here, welcoming costumers to its newly remodeled Cadott branch at 505 South Main Street in Cadott, … more
Faith Evangelical Free Church in Stanley is once again serving as a local drop-off site for Operation Christmas Child, part of the nationwide project organized by Samaritan’s Purse. The church … more
Are you ready for another winter sports season? Boys varsity head basketball coach Dakota Nichols is. “We are excited to get started,” he said. With no scrimmage and only six … more
The NHS induction was held on Monday, October 20, at 6:30 p.m. in the School Library and was followed by a dessert and snack reception organized by returning members for new inductees and their … more
A Colorado man is in custody at the Chippewa County Jail, following the serving of a search warrant recently. Norman Galindo, age 52 of Hartsel, Colorado, was taken into custody Friday, Oct. 24 in … more
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