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Friends and family show their support for the Stanley-Boyd Archery Team at the Tournament event held at the Stanley-Boyd elementary gym.
Stanley-Boyd Archery hosts Friends and Family Tournament Event on March 9th
The Stanley-Boyd Archery team hosted a tournament event at the Stanley-Boyd elementary gym on March 9 from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. for friends, family, and community members to come out and support the new … more
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Fixing the Cross at Our Savior's Lutheran
In town Tuesday March 12, Graphic House of LaCrosse took a hydraulic lift to make repairs to the steeple Cross at Our Savior’s (inset). With repairs being made as the Cross marks 53 years, the … more
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The Public Works building off Pine Street.
Public Works Shop to receive much needed repairs
At the March 4th Council meeting, Alderperson Mark Fitzsimmons described the repairs needed for the public works shop to the council members highlighting the length of time that it has taken to get … more
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Oriole Head Coach Ryan Sturm
Oriole baseball coach gives season preview as practice starts soon
With baseball still a ways as to season play, Orioles head coach Ryan Sturm gave a short preview of what to look for this season. “First off I am excited for the upcoming season,” he … more
Back row: Neveah Walters, Dannea Wundrow, Macie Lukes, Natalie Liszewski, Aaliyah Allard, Emma Pawlak, Gianna Dahm, Ella Nitz Front Row: Leana Johnson, Bailey Sikora, Lauren Potaczek, Ava Prahl, Abby Reynolds, Megan Potaczek, Aubree Johnson, Kelsey Tetzlaff Not pictured: Kelly Lee
Oriole varsity softball excited to get out and play as season set to begin
With softball in practice and preparing to make its field debut later this month, Orioles head coach Andrea Mahr gave a preview recently of what to expect as the season approaches. “We … more
Returning distance runner Lucas Walker (right) with Assistant Coach Elliot Genteman at Henke Track Friday.
Track team headed to UW-Stout Friday
Coming up fast, the 2024-2025 track season at Stanley-Boyd heads to UW-Stout for a varsity invite Friday and Saturday. Orioles head coach Bob Seidl shared more from Forward Field this past Friday. … more
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Jeff Koenig, Stanley-Boyd Schools District Administrator
S-B Referendum Facts
This is a weekly column providing information on the $23 million referendum on the ballot for the April 2 election. Email your questions for Superintendent Jeff Koenig to answer to: … more
The Stanley City Council held an informal meeting for Second Avenue residents and property owners at the City Hall Community room on March 4th. Buzzy Halterman, Diane Halterman, and Becca Johnson were the three property owners in attendance at the Monday evening meeting as Brian Lambert of Ayres & Associates explained the upcoming reconstruction process and answered questions for the attendees who were assured by the Council that the construction cost was covered by a CDBG grant and the residents would not be charged. “You guys aren’t paying anything,” Mayor Al Haas quickly answered the top question. Haas and Lambert described the reconstruction work for Second Avenue to include new water mains, storm sewer, new surface, curb, gutter, and sidewalks. With a project start date of mid-April, the reconstruction is projected to last forty-five days with a tentative date of completion as the first week of June. Mailboxes would be pulled out and Lambert stated that mail delivery would be the responsibility of the property owner and residents may need to get post office boxes. Henke quickly remarked that temporary mailboxes should be put at the end of the block for the residents. Garbage and recycling service will also be picked up on the end of the street and the City will inform the collection service. The conversation quickly turned to the size of the storm sewer as residents wondered if the storm sewer could be made larger and informed the Council that the street typically floods when it rains. “It will be a twenty-four-inch storm sewer from Dahl Street to mid-block,” Lambert said. “It floods that whole street,” Halterman stated as residents asked if the new replacement should be bigger, but it was decided to remain at the current size. Depending on bids and contractor scheduling, the City plans to have the storm sewers televised and cleaned in the next year or two and are also looking into getting a catch basin installed on the corner of Second Avenue and Dahl Street. Lambert went on to mention that four trees would be removed on boulevard with two being on the Johnson’s property. Johnson asked if they could keep the firewood from the oak tree and Lambert said he would discuss it with the contractor, Haas Sons, Inc., for their recommendation. Johnson asked the Council if any trees would be replaced. “Not on the boulevards,” Haas answered. “May 28th is the plan for first lift of asphalt,” Lambert stated and mentioned that during the construction, traffic on Second Avenue will be open to residents “as best can be” by the end of each day. “Will they be shutting off the water?” Johnson questioned when discussion turned to the water main. Lambert explained that it may be down for a couple hours while it is reconnected, but temporary water would be set up for houses. “They have to provide twenty-four hours’ notice,” said Lambert. As the meeting ended, Haas thanked the residents for attending and informed them that if they have any other questions to contact City Hall.
Council holds Second Avenue Residential Informational Meeting
The Stanley City Council held an informal meeting for Second Avenue residents and property owners at the City Hall Community room on March 4th. Buzzy Halterman, Diane Halterman, and Becca Johnson … more
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Legion and VFW hold 9-pin tap
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Mike Henke
Henke seeks mayor post
Stanley residents have a candidate for mayor this April 2, and his name is Mike Henke. Currently serving as Ward 3 alderman for city council, Henke will stand this spring for mayor as a registered … more
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The Gumness family enjoys spending time together outdoors especially when they travel to Duluth, Minnesota where they can explore the beaches, trails, and waterfalls. From top: Carl Gumness, Jessica Gumness (center), Clayton Gumness (front left) and Cashton Gumness (right).
Jessica Gumness, JAG Advisor at Stanley-Boyd High School
Jessica Gumness has been a teacher and Jag Advisor at Stanley-Boyd for three years, but she has had a desire to help youth for much longer. Growing up, Jessica was faced with her own struggles and … more
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The Steinmetz family enjoys spending time together, hiking, fishing, and traveling.
Kayleigh Steinmetz- High School English Teacher at Stanley-Boyd
Some people are born to be teachers and Kayleigh Steinmetz is definitely one of those individuals. As the English teacher at Stanley-Boyd High School, she teaches with her heart and her patience and … more
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Wrestling coach shares those to watch for upcoming season
The wrestling season may be over for this year, but for those returning to wrestle there will be plenty to watch next year. “As far as next year, some talented individuals are returning along … more
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Stanley-Boyd boys varsity finishes season against Winneconne
Meeting Winneconne at Stanley-Boyd Tuesday Feb. 17, the Orioles fell 69 - 56 to the away team, Winneconne later defeated by Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau as the WIAA Division 3 play-offs advance towards … more
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Two vehicle crash results in EMS transport
A two-vehicle crash on Sunday morning has resulted in the transport of one individual by ambulance and towing of both vehicles from the accident scene. Taking place Sunday March 3 before 11 a.m., the … more
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Raising awareness for the Special Olympics
Stanley-Boyd Student Council raised $3,151 for our local Special Olympics. 18 students jumped into freezing cold water to raise awareness for the Special Olympics. Thank you to everyone who donated! more
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Making a McDonalds visit to answer questions March 4 were (from left) Chad Verbeten, Jeff Koenig, and Bob Geist. Also present for school board was Denise Hofftstatter, on hand to answer questions from the public.
Board takes referendum outreach to residents
Go to where voters are—and then answer their questions. That’s the idea behind a series of information stops by school board members this month, as a referendum seeking district … more
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Stanley City Wide Thrift Sales to be held May 30th through June 1st
Warm weather got you in the mood to start some Spring Cleaning? Get sorting because thrift sale season will be here before you know it! The annual Stanley City Wide Thrift Sales coordinated by the … more
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Pictured left to right are Michael DeLong, vice president – commercial/agriculture loan officer, Pillar Bank; Cassandra Krause, executive director, Wisconsin Bankers Foundation; Jenny Jereczek, director of agriculture banking & market president – Durand, Security Financial Bank; Taylor Lindsay, 2023 WBF Agricultural Banking Scholarship recipient; Dr. Brenda Boetel, professor and Agricultural Economics department chair, University of Wisconsin – River Falls; and Tony Betley, vice president – senior agricultural banking officer, Nicolet National Bank.
Boyd native awarded 2023 Agricultural Banking Scholarship from Wisconsin Bankers Association
A native of Boyd Wisconsin is the recipient of the 2023 Agricultural Banking Scholarship from the Wisconsin Banker’s Association. Taylor Lindsay, who grew up on her family’s farm in Boyd, … more
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Holding their board conversation in the high school CMR Room due to an FCCLA event in the library, the Stanley-Boyd School Board heard from Brennan Schrader on postgraduation student outcomes.
Guidance counselor presents on post-graduation student outcomes
More girls apply for scholarships than boys. That, among other data, was shared at the Feb. 19 Board Conversation by high school guidance counselor Brennan Schrader, who shared post-graduation … more
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