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Antigo East Elementary School razed
ANTIGO — The aging East Elementary School was razed last week as the Antigo School District is coming closer to opening the new John H. Bradley Elementary School. In December 2025, the Antigo School Board voted to raze the vacant elementary school, which had a cost of about $150,000. The board and administrator decided on the option to raze the building to prepare the lots to eventually sell. During that meeting, Superintendent Glenda Oginski said three or four people did a walk through of the building, but “once they saw the condition of the building and the amount of money it was going to take to renovate it, even just to simply be a viable storage facility, no one was interested.” In order for the school to be properly razed, there were two separate jobs involved including asbestos abatement and the demolition itself. The district’s buildings were built in the 1960s and required infrastructural updates and upgrades to education. Oginski said during the December 2025 meeting, “The board wants to do what’s always fiscally responsible, but also it was very important to our board to make sure that we didn’t leave an eyesore of a vacant building. We didn’t want
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See which local teams survive the Wisconsin football playoffs | LIVE
Who will survive and advance? Tune in to the Central Wisconsin high school football live scoreboard for Level 3 of the postseason to find out. Don't miss out on your favorite school or alma mater's football scores for programs within the Wausau, Stevens Point, Marshfield and Wisconsin Rapids areas. We have you covered right here. Follow along for real-time updates as teams battle to survive and advance. MORE COVERAGE: Merrill football's postseason resurgence began through shift in culture Josh Taylor propels Marshfield football past Wausau East in Level 1 win Columbus Catholic volleyball's joy leads program to second state run SPASH dynasty snags historic 5th straight title | WIAA XC championships Edgar's Graham Streit turns in 6 TD's as Wildcats zoom past Pardeeville Local runners Peters, Carroll lead programs to titles | Top performers Edgar's defense sparks success by design | WIAA playoff game preview How Marathon volleyball returned to state tourney after 14-year drought Amherst, Edgar pitch shutouts, Stratford's offense shines in Level 1 .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } .scorestream-widget-container iframe {height:100%;} Contact or send game stats/info to Sports Reporter Alfred Smith III at alfred.smith@usatodayco.com. Follow him on X, formerly known as Twitter,
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Edgar falters late as Wildcats bid for 4th consecutive state trip ends
EDGAR — Edgar's season and pursuit for a fourth consecutive trip to Madison for the football state championships came down to one final possession Friday night. The Wildcats had a chance to complete a late comeback against Lomira in a WIAA Division 6 Level 3 playoff game, but couldn't find the go-ahead points in a 16-12 loss. Edgar pulled within two when Landon Lukasko powered into the end zone with 7:04 remaining in the fourth quarter. The Wildcats attempted an option pass on the two-point conversion, but the attempt fell incomplete, leaving Lomira with a 14-12 advantage. SPASH XC snags 5th straight title: SPASH dynasty snags historic 5th straight title | WIAA XC championships It was the Wildcats second missed extra point of the game. Edgar's defense gave the Wildcats another opportunity, forcing a Lomira punt with less than seven minutes remaining. But the Wildcats' hopes of completing the comeback took another hit on the first play of their ensuing possession. A safety with 2:24 remaining spelled disaster and pushed Lomira's lead to 16-12, where it held on to hand the Wildcats their season-ending loss. Slow starts GAME PREVIEW: Streaking Edgar football faces tough Level 3 test against unbeaten Lomira