News - Stanley Republican

A semi rollover at mile marker 94 west of Boyd resulted in an ambulance transport Monday, the crash site adjacent to 290 Street South.

A semi rollover west of Boyd saw traffic back up Monday at mile marker 94, with an ambulance leaving the scene headed westbound. The accident took place around 3:45 p.m. and involved a white semi cab … more

By Joseph Back | 4/9/25

Financial Advisor

For this month, I want to highlight the insights of my colleague, and good friend Adam Smit, who wrote an excellent article in the past on a great read “The Millionaire Next Door” by … more

By Jack Syryczuk | 4/4/25

Courtesy Auto and Truck Stanley-Boyd Athlete of the Week

Stanley-Boyd Junior Macie LaGrander has taken the lead as this week's Stanley-Boyd Athlete of the Week for her exceptional performance in track. LaGrander showcased her dedication and hard work in a … more

By Danielle Boos | 4/2/25

The spotlight was placed on the featured Stanley-Boyd seniors, who were recognized and celebrated for their dedication and achievements throughout their Choir and Band careers. From left: Landen Fredrickson, Seth Zastrow, Jayme Yates, Rachel Kastel, Brooke Kane, Sydney Gundlach, Chezny Harris, Marie Henderson, Carter Isenberger, Scarlet Kadolph, Robert Sayles, Kylie Weiland, and Mykel Wirtala.

Blooming with Talent

On a chilly Monday evening, the Stanley-Boyd Music Department came together for an unforgettable Spring Concert that highlighted their musical and vocal talents. The Middle and High School Band and … more

By Danielle Boos | 4/2/25

School Board approves new copier lease with Marco

Stanley-Boyd has a new copier lease, following board action at its regular March 24 board meeting. Motion to approve option 1 for a the 48 month contract with Marco was made by board president Denise … more

By Joseph Back | 4/2/25

Veterans outreach at Martino’s April 12

The Stanley American Legion and VFW will host a veteran’s outreach Saturday, April 12 at 4 p.m. at Martino’s in Stanley. The event, which will include free pizza and is free to all … more

4/2/25

STPR Inc. representative Terry Metzger (right) presenting Chief Weiland with a $1,000 donation to the Stanley Police Department.

Donations From the Stanley Rodeo

Submitted photos | 4/2/25

Dave and Pat Jankoski awarded High Five Award

The Stanley Community Association and Martino's Restaurant are pleased to announce our newest High Five Award winners. Dave and Pat Jankoski are a “dynamic duo” serving the people of … more

4/2/25

The Stanley-Boyd Middle and High School Archers have both qualified for the 2025 Eastern National Tournament in Kentucky.

Stanley-Boyd Archery teams excel at State Tournament, qualify for Eastern Nationals

The Stanley-Boyd Middle School and High School Archery Teams hit the bullseye at the State Tournament in Wisconsin Dells on March 28th and 29th. The Middle School Archery Team earned 2nd place at the … more

By Danielle Boos | 4/2/25

Water rates up at Boyd

New water rates are in for Boyd, following review by the Wisconsin Public Service Commission (PSC). Approved unanimously with Resolution 2025-04 after application to the PSC in November, the new … more

By Joseph Back | 4/2/25

Isabella Andrews maintains a close bond with her family, despite them being spread across the country. Her parents, Brian and Carolyn Andrews, run a nonprofit organization called Jubilee Inner-Town Ministries, which supports families dealing with addiction, those from challenging home environments, or individuals in need of a safe place after school.

Isabella Andrews, Director of Student and Worship Ministries at Faith Free Evangelical Church

Isabella Andrews, a passionate and dynamic young leader, has been serving as the Director of Student and Worship Ministries at Faith Evangelical Free Church since the fall of 2024. From a young age, … more

By Danielle Boos | 4/2/25

Stanley-Boyd District Superintendent Jeff Koenig (left) and Administrative Assistant Renee Mahal look at the projector screen Monday, March 24 during the March school board meeting. The Stanley-Boyd School Board ratified a prior purchase of 200 Chromebooks as fear of tariffs has led to price uncertainty.

School Board ratifies Chromebook purchase for $53,400

Economics came to the School Board meeting March 24, as board members were asked to ratify a previous purchase exceeding normal purchase authority, made to lock in fast rising prices. “I am … more

By Joseph Back | 4/2/25

Larry Romanowski (left) and daughter Crystal present checks to Taft Town Chairman Darrell Thompson on Wednesday, March 19. Larry and Bev Romanowski donated $5,000 to Skyline Drive improvements while Crystal Romanowski and husband Bill Rice donated $1,000.

Taft awarded $2.218 million in ARIP funding for road project

It was a packed town hall at the old schoolhouse in Taft Wednesday, March 19, as 17 people gathered past 1 p.m. for a special road project announcement. Skyline Drive in northwest Taft, will be … more

By Joseph Back | 4/2/25

Above, newspaper staff buy a tootsie roll for the Knights of Columbus fundraiser. The Knights hold their annual tootsie roll fundraiser April 11 to 13 this year, with proceeds supporting those with intellectual disabilities.

Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll Drive Starts

The Knights will hold their annual Tootsie Roll drive from April 11 to the 13th. KC volunteers will be at the Hansen’s IGA all three days giving away tootsie rolls to individuals that donate to … more

4/2/25

New member at the Legion!

Jason Howell was sworn into the American Legion Post 112 on March 20 by Commander Bruce Wozniak. more

Submitted photo. | 4/2/25

Colorectal Cancer Screening Saves Lives: Aspirus Health Urges Early Detection

Colorectal cancer ranks among the top five most common cancers in the United States and is one of the top three causes of cancer-related deaths, according to the American Cancer Society. Despite its … more

4/2/25

Are you at risk for Prediabetes or Diabetes? March 25 is Diabetes Alert Day

OWEN, Wis. – According to the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, more than 135 million people in the U.S. have diabetes or prediabetes. Of those adults, one in … more

4/2/25

Chippewa County Department of Public Health Names Senator Jesse James of Wisconsin’s 23rd Senate District the 2025 Friend of Public Health Award Recipient

State Senator Jesse James was recently named the 2025 Friend of Public Health Award recipient by the Chippewa County Department of Public Health. Shown above from left to right are Tabitha Wessels … more

4/2/25

Middle and High School Archery to compete at State

The Stanley-Boyd Middle School and High School Archery teams will compete for the second year at the State Tournament in Wisconsin Dells on March 28th and 29th. more

3/26/25

Courtesy Auto and Truck Stanley-Boyd Athlete of the Week

Stanley-Boyd middle school student Kennedy Witt shines as the Stanley-Boyd Athlete of the Week for her hard work and incredible growth in archery. Witt’s journey with archery began when she … more

By Danielle Boos | 3/26/25