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Members of the Stanley Truck Pull & Rodeo (STPR) presented a proposal to the City Council at the January 20th meeting requesting permission to place a 40-foot shipping container from Stanley … more
An independent film is coming to the Stanley Theater. Titled February, the film by Wisconsin filmmaker Nathan Deming will arrive in town Saturday, Feb. 1 at 1:30 p.m. The free matinee screening of … more
At the January 20th Council meeting, the City Council approved the purchase of the Central Water Treatment Plant filter and softening equipment from Water Surplus for $1,659,550, with an additional … more
Derrick Lato has been named Athlete of the Week for his outstanding performance and positive impact on the Stanley-Boyd Archery team. He has quickly adapted to the archery program, achieving … more
Come April 1, there’s an election. And while incumbents dominate the field, there are exceptions. Among contested seats are positions at Taft, Edson, and Thorp, for chairman, supervisor, and … more
The high school gym at Stanley-Boyd High School will see a remodel, following approval for up to $350,000 in costs at the Jan. 26 school board meeting. Dating to the school’s construction at … more
A new chiropractor has joined the team at Harris Family Chiropractic. Dr. Brady Booth attended Stanley-Boyd High School and graduated with the class of 2017. He went on to continue his education at … more
Below freezing temperatures didn’t keep Stanley residents away from the Maple Street Reconstruction Public Information meeting on January 20. The meeting, hosted by the city of Stanley, was … more
Back in the 1930s, rural electrification and phone lines brought convenience to the countryside. Now a similar initiative seeks to bring broadband, and one company in particular looks to fill the … more
Ella Nitz, a sophomore on the Stanley-Boyd Girls Basketball team, has been named Athlete of the Week for her exceptional dedication and growth on both the JV and Varsity squads. Nitz, who has been … more
Call it boring, if you like. Approved at the Monday, Jan. 13 village board meeting, a geotech proposal from Ayres will soon see holes drilled to find just what’s under Patten Street, road base … more
‘Twas a cold and windy day on Saturday at Otter Lake--but that didn’t turn away the crowds come to ice fish. The fun started at 9:30 a.m. with registration for the kid’s ice fishing … more
The Stanley Area Historical Society (SAHS) held their 2024 Annual Meeting on Saturday, January 18. In a surprise announcement Betty Plombon made known that the historical society will be coming out … more
Forty Stanley-Boyd students, ranging from 5th to 8th grade, participated in the school’s 28th annual Spelling Bee held in the elementary gym on January 17th. The exciting event was hosted by … more
Stanley-Boyd and other area students participated in All Conference Band and Choir at Loyal Jan. 18. Arriving in the morning, the 6 p.m concert followed a day of hard work. Performing at All … more
WAUSAU, Wis. – As temperatures drop, the risk of heart-related health issues, particularly heart attacks, rises significantly. Research has highlighted the connection between cold weather and … more
Coming from north of the border, cold arctic air touched down in Stanley this past week, with temperatures Tuesday morning hitting double digits below zero. With Forward Bank registering 31 below, … more
A UTV through the ice has resulted in medical transport at Holcombe. Jason Steen, age 59 of Holcombe, was transported after the UTV he was operating fell through a weak area of the ice Jan. 6 at 3 … more
The Oriole wrestlers tackled a busy schedule this past week, competing at three events across five days. Headed to Arcadia Tuesday, Jan. 7, the Orioles competed in a triangular before heading to … more
Fish fry is back at the Boyd Legion Hall. Kicking things off Jan. 10, members of the Boyd American Legion, Legion Auxiliary, and Sons of The American Legion hosted a fish fry on Clark Street. … more
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