Two Chetek families, the Hakseths and Andersons, have spent decades hunting together and kept the deer camp tradition alive once again this year. Eleven-year-old Mason Anderson was congratulated and greeted family and friends when he harvested this beautiful 11-point buck on opening morning …
The Chetek-Weyerhaeuser girls opened its 2021–22 season last week with two home games and the Bulldogs were able to split those contests and come away with a 1-1 record after week one.
On Tuesday, Nov. 16, the Wisconsin Department of Instruction released the school report cards for the 2020-2021 school year.
Bad news travels fast. Good news takes the scenic route,” as Doug Larson says.
In a technology driven world, and Amazon.com at our fingertips, shopping at local establishments is becoming a rarity. “Add to cart” is becoming a part of our normal vocabulary, and impatience grows when we do not get our products in the two-day shipping window we were promised.
The 2021–22 high school boys’ basketball season tips off this week across the state as the Chetek-Weyerhaeuser squad prepares for its season opener at home against Augusta on Tuesday, Nov. 23.
COVID-19 cases are rising again in Barron County.
Barron County is moving ahead with a plan to test at least 800 private wells in the county for levels of nitrates, various metals and other indicators of water quality.
Keeping Barron County’s highways plowed could be extra difficult this winter due to the unfinished construction of a major project at the highway department site.
There was a lot going on at last week’s council meeting – two public hearings, an update on the Waste Water Treatment project, and a number of potentially controversial subjects requiring, in one instance, the mayor to cast his vote. I’ll start with that item first.
By Alexa Basina
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