Central Wisconsin News: Recent Episodes
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Melissa Kono, CNRED Agent for Clark and Trempealeau Counties as well as Municipal Clerk for the Town of Burnside, discusses the dates of the remaining elections this year, what you need at the polls, the absentee voting process, and more.
Karen Rau, the Executive Director of MAPS, explains when and where the event is being held, a new feature at the event this year, and other items in more detail.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier discussed some items from the May School Board Meeting in more detail including donations, changes to the District’s administrative team, a building and grounds update, and more.
Melissa Kono, Clark and Trempealeau County’s CNRED Agent, discusses the purpose of a Clean Sweep, the locations and times, what can be brought, and more.
Neillsville Postmaster, Lisa Schilling, discusses the Postal Service's Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive happening Saturday, May 11th!
Vicky Calmes, the Library Director for the Colby Library, discusses the Library Passport Program, a program involving all the libraries in Clark County. Vicky explained how the program works in more detail.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier explains building projects update in more detail as well as other items approved at the April School Board meeting.
Melissa Kono, CNRED Agent for Clark and Trempealeau Counties as well as Municipal Clerk for the Town of Burnside, discusses the remaining election dates this year, what you need at the polls, the absentee voting process, and more.
Jill Anderson discusses her past experience, what drew her to this position, what she’s looking forward to, and more.
John Gaier, District Administrator of the Neillsville School District and the Chairperson of the Association for Equity and Funding, explains how our schools are funded in more detail and the increased need for referendums by school districts.
Larry Hoeser had an opportunity to speak with LaVonne Liebzeit, a delegate with the Conservation Congress.
Melissa Kono, CNRED Agent for Clark and Trempealeau Counties as well as Municipal Clerk for the Town of Burnside, discusses the dates of the elections this year, what you need at the polls, the absentee voting process, and more.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier discusses some building and project updates, some policies and contracts, and more.
Trisha Mayer, an organizer for the event, explains what Riffs for Relief is, where it’s being held, and more.
Mara Daniels, a Transitional Advocate, Sam Porter, a Youth Advocate, and Renee Schulz, the Executive Director of PDC, discuss the events happening at the Family Fun Day and the services that the PDC Orenda Center provides.
Shannow Kummerow, Executive Director of Soup or Socks, explains the event in more detail as well as the Soup or Socks organization.
Dave Murphy, President of MMCCU, explains some of the scams they’ve seen and what you can do to protect yourself.
Ann Stevning-Roe, President of the Central Chamber Chorale Board, and Hana Worsham, new Director of the Central Chamber Chorale, explain when and where the concerts are being held, the theme of the concerts, how to get involved with and/or support the Central Chamber Chorale and more.
Melissa Kono, the CNRED Agent for Clark County, explains the water testing in more detail, how to test your water, the cost, and more.
Neillsville District Administrator, John Gaier, discusses items approved during the Neillsville School Board's February meeting.
LaVonne Liebzeit, a delegate with the Conservation Congress, explains the Conservation Congress in more detail, why it’s important to provide your input, in-person public hearings, and more.
Peggy Buchda, a Participant Advisory Board Member, explains the program in more detail, who can enroll, what they need to do, and more.
Lisa Schindler discusses the Andrew Peters Memorial Scholarship and a Marshfield hockey game in his honor on February 6th.
Melissa Kono, Clark and Trempealeau County CNRED Agent and Town of Burnside Clerk, discusses the 2024 elections and more.
Randy Romanski discusses the state of ag in Central Wisconsin and throughout the state.
Neillsville's District Administrator, John Gaier, discusses items from January's Neillsville School Board Meeting.
Ed Korlesky, Local Coordinator for the AARP Tax Aid Program in Marshfield, discusses the program in more detail including what you need to bring and when appointments are held.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier discusses some of the items from the Board meeting in more detail.
Scott Hebbring, a lead investigator with the All of Us Research Program, explains the program in more detail, how to get involved, who can get involved, what the data is used for, and more.
Rebecca Greisen, Public Health Specialist/Health Educator with the Clark County Health Department, explains the proper way to dispose of medications and sharps, a new location for Clark County residents to dispose of them, and more.
Don Vruwink, the state Commissioner of Railroads, discusses ways motorists and civilians can practice railroad safety.
Paige Lindner, Environmental Health Specialist with the Clark County Health Department, discusses Radon in more detail.
Rebecca Greisen, the Public Health Specialist/Health Educator at the Clark County Health Department, explains the Delta 8 and 9 THC product in more detail, how it’s legal, how to keep it out of the hands of children, and more.
Eva Scheppa, the Director of Health Services, and Sheila Heiser, a Family Nurse Practitioner, discuss the clinic in more detail.
The coordinator with Toys for Tots - North Wood County discusses donations, distribution events, and more.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier discusses items from the School Board's November meeting.
Nicole Schultz, the Professor of the class, Rob Mattison, one of the founders of GEEKcon, and Ashley Denninger, Academic Apprentice, and Katie Kleiman-Lee, Producer, all discuss the 2023 event at UW-Eau Claire.
Trisha Mayer describes the program in more detail, the history of the program, the kind of donations they’re looking for, and more.
Darlene Krake discusses what the Altrusa Club does, the events they’ve been involved in, and much more.
Beth Zarnke of Memory Lane Farms discusses the event in more detail, how to get involved, and more.
Mike Basford, the Director of the Interagency Council on Homelessness for Wisconsin, discusses homelessness, the factors that can lead to it, what the state is doing to combat homelessness, and his presentation in Neillsville on Monday.
Ann Stevning-Roe, the Board of Director President and singer with the group, discusses the concerts this weekend, those involved with the group, and more.
Jody, a Victims Service Advocate, and Tiffany Kula, Director of Programs and Services, explain what they do at the Center, who they serve, other organizations they partner with, and more.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier first highlights some items from the regular monthly meeting. He then discusses items from the Annual Meeting and the District’s 2023-24 budget and tax levy.
Ashley Winch, Executive Director of Marshfield Area United Way, discusses National Make a Difference Day, what Marshfield Area United Way does for that day, how to volunteer, who can benefit, and more.
Tressa Wasylko, a Family Support Advocate, and Sam Porter, the Youth Victim Services Advocate, at the PDC Orenda Center in Marshfield, explain what they do at the Center, who they serve, other organizations they partner with, and more.
Mara Daniels, a Transitional Advocate at the PDC Orenda Center in Marshfield, explains what she does at the Center, why her position was created, who she serves, and more.
Charlie Hoogesteger, Operations Captain for the Wood County Sheriff’s Department, discusses the locations of the events, what you can and can’t bring, the importance of dropping off your unused or expired medications, and more.
Tom Manus and Kristi Flick Manus discuss where the idea for the book came from, some of the most interesting spots they’ve encountered on their travels, their passion for finding secret spots, and much more.
Denise Sonnemann, Executive Director at MACCI, explains the criteria they look at for Firm of the Year, how Dental Crafters Network met that criteria, and more.
Al Labelle, the legislative voice of DAV in Wisconsin and Chair of the DAV National Legislative Committee, discusses the services DAV provides, their event this Saturday, and more.
Breanna Jambretz, an Adult Services Advocate, primarily working with Sexual Assault Services, at the PDC Orenda Center in Marshfield, explains what she does at the Center, who she serves, and much more.
Renee Schulz, Executive Director of the PDC Orenda Center in Marshfield, explains what they do at the shelter, who they serve, the partners they work with, and much more.
Stephanie Cassioppi, Senior Director of Government Affairs at US Cellular, and MaryAnn Lippert, an Independent Consultant who works with rural counties on broadband, discuss a survey done by US Cellular, the importance of connectivity, and much more.
City Finance Director Jennifer Selenske provided some numbers they’ve received so far for 2024.
City Finance Director Jennifer Selenske discussed the City’s current debt, some future expected debt, and more.
Marshfield City Administrator Steve Barg discusses a possible new housing development in the City.
Neillsville's District Administrator, John Gaier, discusses items from the Neillsville School Board's September meeting.
Robert Chaloner discusses his past experiences, what drew him to the Marshfield Clinic Health System and Marshfield Community, some of his goals, and more.
Jacob Kopp, a Neillsville resident and 2023 graduate of Neillsville High School, was a member of band throughout High School and is now in the UW-Madison Marching Band. Jacob explained how his interest began, how he was accepted, and more.
Marshfield Clinic Research Institute is partnering with the National Institutes of Health’s (NIH) All of Us Research Program to help gather medical data from more than a million people across the United States. Scott Hebbring discusses the program, an event being held September 14th, how to get signed up, and more.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier discuses items from the August Board Meeting.
Clark County 4-H Educator Seth Harmon discusses the county's 4-H program and opportunities within the program.
Tania Davis, Co-chair and volunteer with the 2023 Walk to End Alzheimer’s-Marshfield, discusses when the walk is, how you can get involved, and more.
Daniel discusses the difference between a fortepiano and regular piano, his history, his performance, and more.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier discusses items approved at the July Neillsville School Board meeting.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier Discusses items approved at June's School Board meeting like memberships, a temporary budget, and more.
Edie Smazal, with the Chestnut Center for the Arts in Marshfield, explains Make Music Day in more detail as well as some of the events being held throughout Marshfield by Make Music Marshfield on that day.
Tyler Frbund, Mike Sabel, and Jon Empey, three people involved in the various fest activities, discuss the Auburndale Music Fest in more detail.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier highlights the excellent rate the District acquired with the sale of the bonds, and the savings to Neillsville’s taxpayers, as well as other items approved at the meeting.
Nicki Anderson, Event and Program Coordinator with the Marshfield Parks and Recreation Department, discusses the Hub City Concert Series, which begins June 2nd.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier discusses items that were approved from the May School Board agenda including an engineer for referendum work and more.
Michelle Castile discusses her struggle with water vapor in her home and the lack of help she's received for the issue.
Doug Hinz and his daughter Ashley Gunderson discuss Doug's time in the hospital in a coma and on a ventilator as he battled COVID-19.
Tim Krause, with the Marshfield Area Baseball and Softball Hall of Fame surprised Larry with his induction on Tuesday.
Lisa Schilling, Postmaster at the Neillsville Post Office, discusses the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive this Saturday.
Holistic Nutritionist Danielle Pashko discusses treating her Lyme Disease and Long COVID and helping others with the same diseases.
Renee Schulz, the Executive Director of PDC, and Tanya Johnson, the Director of Operations at PDC, discuss the PDC Orenda Center and the Family Fun Day.
Joanne Greenlee, The Marshfield School District’s Mental Health Navigator/Coordinator, explained the group (MACY) and their upcoming activities in more detail.
Nicholas Kumm, General Manager, and member of the Marshfield Utilities, provided a brief update on the utilities.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier discusses some new clubs, donations, and an award received by the District's guidance counselor.
Marshfield's Park and Recreations Director Justin Casperson discusses the relocation process for Jurustic Park.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier discusses the next steps for the District after the approval of the building referendum on April 4th.
Marshfield Mayor Lois TeStrake reads a proclamation regarding Arbor Day in the City of Marshfield
Caleb Henderson, Tech Ed. Teacher with the Marshfield School District, discusses the SkillsUSA Competition being held in Madison.
Neillsville's District Administrator, John Gaier, discusses sports co-ops, a new math textbook, the referendum, and more.
LeVonne Liebzeit of Granton discusses the DNR Open House and Wisconsin’s Conservation Congress in more detail.
Clark County Candidate for Judge,William Bratcher, discusses his qualifications, initiatives he’d like to focus on, and more.
Jake Brunette, running for judge of Clark County Branch II, discusses his experience, initiatives, and more.
Robin Dietel, a certified labor doula and owner of Mema D’s Doula Services, explains what a Doula is, training, World Doula Day and more.
Ann Stevning-Roe, the Board of Directors President and singer with the Central Chamber Chorale, discusses the groups upcoming concert series this weekend.
Cheryl Lewis-Hartl, Director of Soup or Socks, discusses the organization and their Empty Bowls fundraiser.
Neillsville's District Administrator, John Gaier, discusses the recent audit report, a referendum update, and more.
Brian Hoerneman, Interim President for Marshfield Clinic Health System explains some of the MCHS updates, discusses some leadership changes, the possible merger with Essentia Health and more.
Jacob Wagner with the Wood County Health Department discusses products containing Delta 8 THC.
Missy Brozek, with Girl Scouts of the Northwestern Great Lakes, discusses the program, cookie sales, and more.
The Clark County Sheriff’s Deputy McDonald discusses the Department's new therapy dog, Haven, and the program in more detail.
Neillsville's District Administrator, John Gaier, discusses the $12.5 Million referendum approved at Monday's School Board meeting as well as other items approved during the meeting.
Neillsville's District Administrator, John Gaier, discusses results from the recent survey sent to community members regarding a referendum at the Neillsville School District.
Neillsville's District Administrator, John Gaier, discusses the referendum survey, the district's school report card, a new app, items from Monday's School Board meeting, and more.
Nicole Thompson, co-chair of the park project, discusses the new park, features of the park, fundraising efforts, and more.
Tiffany Leis, of Black River Falls, discusses her climb of Mt. Kilimanjaro with the group Summits With a Purpose.
Neillsville's District Administrator John Gaier discusses finalized tax levy, referendum survey, facility upgrades and more.
The Lisenbys Celebrate the new apartments in former hospital and nursing home in Neillsville.
Clark County's CNRED Agent, Melissa Kono, discusses who's on the ballot, absentee ballots, and more.
Nancy Vance, the Clark County UW-Extension’s Human Development and Relationships Extension Educator, discusses ways to stay in budget this holiday season.
Scott Larson, President of MACCI, discusses their Firm of the Year, Prevention Genetics.
Angela Greschner, the Director of Social Services & Woodland Care CBRF Program Director, provides a brief history of the facility, the services provided, and some fun activities happening this week and weekend to celebrate 100 years at the Clark County Rehabilitation and Living Center
Nick Faber, President and CEO of Simplicity, discusses the new location of Simplicity in Neillsville.
Kelsey Wussow with the Clark County Health Department discusses the importance of flu vaccines and some upcoming flu clinics.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier discusses items from the District's Annual Meeting, a regular board meeting, and much more.
Clark County Aging and Disability Resource Center Director, Lynne McDonald, discusses the new congregate meal program for Clark County seniors.
Neillsville's District Administrator, John Gaier, discusses items approved at recent School Board Meeting.
Kelsey Wussow, Lead Public Health Nurse with the Clark County Health Department, discusses water safety in the final segment of our Summer Safety Mini-Series.
Nancy Vance, the Human Development & Relationships Extension Educator at the Clark County UW-Extension Office, explains what parents can do to save while back to school shopping this year.
Joan Cervenka, a participant in the Heroes Ride, discusses The Highground, the ride and more.
In the second part of our mini-series, Kelsey Wussow, Lead Public Health Nurse at the Clark County Health Department, discusses how to stay safe during times of high heat.
In the first piece of our Summer Safety Mini-Series, Kelsey Wussow, Lead Public Health Nurse with the Clark County Health Department, discusses keeping your skin safe this summer.
Melissa Kono, CNRED Agent for Clark and Trempealeau Counties, discusses the approved ID needed for voting in the August 9th Primary Election in Wisconsin.
Melissa Kono, CNRED Agent for Clark and Trempealeau Counties, discusses third parties sending out false election information to voters.
Neillsville's District Administrator, John Gaier, discusses building projects, Achievement Gap Reduction Report, and more.
Paul Rose, of Rose Water Services, discusses warning signs that something may be wrong with your water and more.
Neillsville's District Administrator, John Gaier, discusses June's Operational Plan and Calendar and other important items as well.
Marshfield Area Chamber of Commerce and Industry's President, Scott Larson, discusses Scotty's Pizza and Chicken selected as the Small Business of the Year.
Neillsville District Administrator, John Gaier, discusses the school district's May Operational Plan and Calendar recently approved the Board.
Tiffany Leis, an employee with Search and Recovery Engineering in Black River Falls, discusses her upcoming trip to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier discusses the April Operational Plan and Calendar for the Neillsville School District.
Clark County Health Department's Lead Public Health Nurse, Kelsey Wussow, discusses STDs and the Get Yourself Tested Campaign.
The Granton School District's Administrator, James Kuchta, and Principal, Amanda Kraus, discuss the progress made on the District's Strategic Plan and what they'd like to accomplish moving forward.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier discusses the March Operational Plan and Calendar approved by the Neillsville School Board.
Granton District Administrator James Kuchta and Granton's Instructional and Behavioral Coach discuss how the District is using the Winter Olympics to help each the District's student.
2022 is a busy election year for the State of Wisconsin. I spoke with Melissa Kono, Clark and Trempealeau County CNRED Agent, and municipal clerk, and we discussed this year’s elections, what’s needed to vote, and more.
Neillsville Administrator John Gaier discusses the items approved at Neillsville's School Board Meeting on Monday.
Travis Holt, Bank President and CEO of Citizen's State Bank of Loyal, discusses the bank and their support of the 2022 Farm Technology Days in Clark County.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier discusses the recently approved calendar and operational plan.
Granton’s Administrator, James Kuchta, and the District’s PreK-12 School Counselor and District Assessment Coordinator, Shelly Schmitz, discuss Granton's score on the DPI's report card.
Clark County CNRED Agent, Melissa Kono, discusses how to run for a local elected position and how to register to vote.
Granton's District Administrator, James Kuchta, as well as two FFA students, Lizzy Reinart and Dolorosa Thomas, discuss Granton FFA activities and the National Convention.
Neillsville's District Administrator, John Gaier, discusses items approved at the recent School Board Meeting including the November calendar and operation plan and the 2021-22 tax levy.
Tamas Houlihan explains the new website farmersforcleanwater.com and why it's important.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier discusses the October Calendar and Operational Plan approved by the School Board.
Granton Art Education Teacher, Website Administrator, NHS Advisor, and Visioneers Advisor, Dana Klein, explains the creation and opening of the new community store.
Deb Suda, owner of The Loyal House and The Fitness Room, discusses her purchases of the building and renovations to become The Fitness Room.
Clark County's Lead Public Health Nurse, Kelsey Wussow, discusses some upcoming Senior Flu Clinics.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier discusses building projects, the approved tax levy, and more.
Granton's Administrator, James Kuchta, discusses the start of the new school year, COVID protocols, and more.
Adam Marciniak, founder of the Clark County Chapter of the Friends of the Black River, discusses the group's sign project as well as several other items.
Tom McKennon of Every Third Saturday discusses the event happening this Saturday as well as the organization Every Third Saturday.
District Administrator John Gaier discusses masks and other mitigations regarding COVID-19 and the start of the next school year.
Clark County Health Department Lead Nurse Kelsey Wussow discusses some upcoming COVID Vaccination Clinics and the importance of being vaccinated.
Granton's Administrator, James Kuchta, and Ag Instructor/FFA Advisor, Katie Reider, discuss the Granton FFA's performance at the State FFA Convention in Madison.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier discusses the items approved at the Neillsville School Board meeting on Monday, June 28th.
Melissa Kono, Clark and Trempealeau County CNRD Agent, discusses funds from the federal American Rescue Plan.
Renee Schulz, Executive Director of the PDC, discusses the services provided by PDC and their upcoming golf scramble fundraiser.
Granton's Interim Administrator, James Kuchta, and Title I Reading Teacher discuss the Title I Reading Program.
Granton's District Administrator, 1st Grade & 2nd Grade Teachers discuss the retention seen with Granton's 1st and 2nd graders.
Neillsville District Administrator John Gaier discusses the June Operational Plan and calendar approved by the Neillsville School Board.
Granton's Interim Administrator discusses funding the Granton School District will receive to combat the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rebecca Greisen with the Clark County Health Department and Tina McGee with Clark County Community Services discuss the training event happening in Greenwood on June 2nd.