Abbotsford, Wisconsin

It only seems like yesterday when cranky, self-appointed critics were calling for massive, Obama-like changes in this so-called slippery city of scandal.

A laptop computer glows, illuminating the faces of Matthew Konieczny, 11, and his sister Rachel, 21, on a rainy November morning.

The collection was spearheaded by North Ridge Church. Wisconsin Homes Inc. union workers headed back to work yesterday following a 10-week strike.

Plan. Plan. And plan some more. It's the easiest way to save up to 15 percent at the grocery store, while still eating healthfully, said Connie Eisch, a family living educator with the University of ...

Clark, Taylor and Marathon counties will sponsor a meeting from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dec.

The Abbotsford Education Foundation is sponsoring the annual "Cabaret" on Nov. 15 and 16.

DORCHESTER -- Gerald G. Koontz, 78, of Dorchester, died Sunday, Nov. 9, 2008. He was living at home until the time of his death.

This year's state Assembly race in the 69th District is a rematch. Owen Mayor Tim Swiggum, a Democrat, ran against Rep.

Children ages 12 and younger are invited to attend. The Richard Rau family of Dorchester were named Wisconsin's 1998 Dairy Farm Family of the Year at the state banquet in Madison.

Finance, Budget and Personnel Committee and Board of Public Works agenda meeting -- 9 a.m. Monday at City Hall Plaza.

Editor's note: Members of the News-Herald editorial board participated in interview sessions with incumbent Scott Suder, R-Abbotsford, and challenger Tim Swiggum, D-Owen, for the District 69 Assembly seat, ...

An education fund for the children of Troy Schmitt, who died Oct. 17, has been established at Abby Bank.

Fighting in foreign lands is nothing new for the Wisconsin Army National Guard's 32nd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, but the brigade might be in its best shape ever to handle a massive deployment to Iraq next ...

Huge amounts of money have poured into the presidential campaigns nationwide, while here in north central Wisconsin, tens of thousands of dollars are being spent on state Assembly races.

In response to serious concerns about drunken driving in Wisconsin, state legislators are looking to increase penalties for the offense when they resume this January.

Here are the latest street construction reports in the Chippewa Valley, according to the Eau Claire Public Works Department and Wisconsin Department of Transportation: Eau Claire Under construction and closed ...

Wisconsin's upcoming biennial budget could be $3 billion or more in the red due to the downward spiral of the national economy, Gov.

All summer we've been talking about high gas prices, saving on gas and ways to cut back on driving.

Editor: Assemblyman Scott Suder of Abbotsford has made some bad choices during his career in state politics.