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Jan 27, 2026 ▶ Watch
UW–Stevens Point Marshfield Campus Brings Come From Away to Local Stage

By David Ballerstein - Marshfield Now! MARSHFIELD — A powerful story of compassion, resilience, and community will take center stage this February at the UW–Stevens Point Marshfield campus as the theater program present…

Jan 27, 2026 ▶ Watch
Mark Borchardt Highlights Experience, Transparency, and Student Success in School Board Race

By David Ballerstein - Marshfield Now! MARSHFIELD — Marshfield School Board candidate Mark Borchardt says a lifetime of public service, scientific leadership, and community involvement has prepared him to help guide the…

Jan 27, 2026
City of Marshfield Notice: Change to USPS Postmarking Process May Affect Property Tax Payments

The City of Marshfield would like to inform residents of an important change to the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) mail postmarking process that may impact the timely delivery of mailed payments. The USPS no longer postmark…

Jan 26, 2026 ▶ Watch
Where Color Listens: The Art of Denise Johnson

By Angie Houghton Denise Johnson is a contemporary artist working primarily with alcohol inks and beeswax on Corian, a non-porous surface typically used for countertops. Her current collection includes 47 works that exp…

Jan 23, 2026
Water Main Break

There has been a water main break this morning (Friday, January 23, 2026) at 3rd Street and Ley Avenue. The break has been isolated, and water service will return to normal for those impacted by discolored water. To cle…

Jan 22, 2026
City Hall Closed Friday, January 23 Due to Extreme Cold Weather

Due to forecasted severe cold weather and dangerously low temperatures, Marshfield City Hall will be closed to the public on Friday, January 23, 2026. The safety and well-being of City employees and the public are the C…

Jan 21, 2026 ▶ Watch
Marshfield Utilities Commission Debates Dark Fiber Policy, Honors Longtime Employee

By David Ballerstein - Marshfield Now! MARSHFIELD — The Marshfield Utilities Commission met Monday afternoon to discuss governance issues ranging from dark fiber pricing policy to leadership succession planning, while a…

Jan 20, 2026 ▶ Watch
Faith Meyers Highlights Oversight, Transparency in Marshfield School Board Bid

MARSHFIELD — Attorney and parent Faith Meyers is seeking a seat on the Marshfield School Board, citing a commitment to clear governance, responsible budgeting, and improved communication between the district and the com…

Jan 19, 2026 ▶ Watch
Ben Will Highlights Experience, Governance Focus in Marshfield School Board Run

MARSHFIELD — Longtime educator and Marshfield native Ben Will is seeking a seat on the Marshfield School Board, emphasizing experience inside the district, fiscal responsibility, and a renewed focus on trust and communi…

Jan 16, 2026
Field to Fenceline highlights conservation legacy, winter safety, wolf policy debate, and uncertain future for Knowles-Nelson

By David Ballerstein - Marshfield Now! Wisconsin’s outdoor and conservation landscape was in the spotlight in the latest episode of Field to Fenceline, which opened with a remembrance of longtime conservation leader Geo…

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Jan 16, 2026
Utility Commission to Revisit Dark Fiber Policy at Monday Meeting

By David Ballerstein - Marshfield Now! ​ Marshfield,WI - The Utility Commission will consider a draft Dark Fiber Policy during its upcoming public meeting scheduled for Monday, January 19, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. The policy …

Jan 16, 2026
Notice of a Vacancy - Municipal Court Judge for City of Marshfield, Village of Spencer and Village of Stratford

Applications are being accepted for the position of Joint Municipal Court Judge. The municipal court judge shall be a resident of the City of Marshfield, Village of Spencer, or Village of Stratford. In addition, the mun…

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