More information about current community announcements.
Wood County Master Gardeners September Meeting
Wood County Master Gardeners
September Meeting
Tuesday
September 22, 2026
6pm
Everett Roehl Public
Library
105 S Cedar Ave
Marshfield
Fall Plant Sale
Not trying to push summer away.....but we love Autumn too! It's a great time to put those ideas you had for your garden into reality by dividing, transplanting, and introducing new plants. Planting in early fall gives perennials time to set awesome roots as they shift growth away from leaves and flowers. Our plant sale is just in time! We'll have a big supply of native plants we've grown ourselves, plus other perennials, bulbs, houseplants, succulents, and more! Plus, we'll make you a dried flower arrangement for your fall decorating. Come and enjoy a great Wisconsin Fall Festival and stop by to see us. WCMGA Master Gardeners around to answer your gardening questions
Granton’s Haunted Forest
“Granton’s Haunted Forest returns this October with new terrors waiting in the trees. Welcome to the Forest of Phobias, where the irrational fears that normally can’t hurt you suddenly can. Step into the dark and watch your everyday anxieties twist into living nightmares as the woods prey on every phobia you thought you’d conquered.
Join us October 9, 10, 16, and 17 from 7 PM to 10 PM at Granton School, 217 N Main Street, Granton, Wisconsin, where the trails are packed with towering terrors, creeping crawlers, and suffocating shadows. Admission is $10 per person, recommended for ages 12 and up, though all brave souls are welcome. Parking will be clearly marked in the elementary lot, with signs guiding you straight to the entrance, assuming your nerves don’t fail you first.
But every fright has a purpose. All proceeds go to the Clark County Christmas Angel Project, helping sponsor holiday gifts for local children in need. The Granton FFA Chapter is closely connected to this program, helping organize gift sponsorships, wrap presents, package groceries, and deliver joy throughout the county.
Gather your courage and step into a place where fear finally feels real. Forest of Phobias is here… and it knows what scares you.”
Giving for Life fundraiser
Hannah Center invites the community to its annual Giving for Life fundraiser, Party at the Ranch, on Tuesday, September 29, at Exceptional Occasions in Spencer. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., with dinner served at 6 p.m. The evening will feature roasted pulled pork, pulled chicken, line dancing, live and silent auctions, games, and a mechanical bull. Proceeds support Hannah Center’s programs for women and children in crisis. Early-bird tickets are $50 through August 31 and $60 beginning September 1. Tickets and additional information are available at hannahcenterinc.org/events.
