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UW announces its next president
MADISON, Wis. — Universities of Wisconsin has a new president. The UW Board of Regents announced on Friday it voted unanimously to make Dr. Tonjanita Johnson its president. Johnson was one of three finalists for the position, running beside Steven Holley of the University of Minnesota and Bernard Savarese of the University of Tennessee system. Johnson has been the senior vice chancellor for academic and student affairs at the University of Alabama System since 2019.
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Monona Grove outlasts Marshfield football in WIAA Division 2 Level 2 playoff game
MONONA GROVE – The Marshfield football team had its season come to an end as No. 1 seed Monona Grove used a powerful running game to down the Tigers 34-14 in a WIAA Division 2 Level 2 playoff game Friday at Monona Grove High School. The Tigers’ defense was...
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Columbus Catholic volleyball sweeps Blair-Taylor in WIAA Division 4 sectional semifinal
MARSHFIELD – The Columbus Catholic volleyball team is a win away from the state tournament following a 3-0 sweep of Blair-Taylor in a WIAA Division 4 sectional semifinal Thursday night at Columbus Catholic High School. The Dons won handily 25-19, 25-17, 25-20, to advance to a D-4 sectional final...
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Mosinee School District Recognized for Energy-Saving Upgrades
The Mosinee School District is being recognized for completing projects at the high school that will reduce energy use and deliver long-term environmental benefits. These energy-saving upgrades were part of a strategic plan funded by the district’s 2024 voter-approved referendum. Facility needs included:. Installing an energy recovery ventilator and...
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Retired English teachers step up to serve Prentice School District
Shortly before the 2026-27 school year was to begin, the Prentice High School English department found itself in a predicament. Two established middle and high school English teachers departed in early summer and the small, rural school was happy to find quality replacements just in the nick of time, with talented and experienced educators Marni Belan and Charles Kalmon. School District Superintendent and Grades 5-8 Principal Keith Crispell said that a transition like this is always a difficult one. He considered the task a huge obstacle to navigate. “Both our middle and high school English teachers decided late in the year to pursue different career paths,” Crispell said. Crispell is very satisfied with the results of the hiring process. The district did not anticipate with all confidence that they would be able to not only identify two qualified instructors. It was an added plus that the two were also originally from northern Wisconsin. “In an ideal world, hiring season would be in late spring, not late summer,” he said. “However, at the midnight hour we were fortunate to bring in two outstanding teachers.” Marni Belan, who lives in Phillips, is teaching middle school English and language arts to middle and