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Crooked Closet and Kids Club Daycare celebrate double grand opening.

Greenwood School District is a 2022 Blue Ribbon School.

Public’s assistance requested for Clark horse shootings.

Ribbon cutting celebration held for Tractors for Autism & Disabilities in Loyal.

The Owen-Withee Blackhawks are undefeated, beating Athens.

Will Maki memorial lives on.

Owen farm open for students and community.

Two juveniles responsible for Owen Old School vandalism.

Results from the 2022 Owen Main Street Car Show.

Owen-Withee and Thorp Cross Country Coaches preview the season.

Local coaches preview the high school football season.

Cloverbelt Conference volleyball coaches preview the season.

Colby graduate serves as Point brewmaster.

Many Awards of Excellence were given at the Clark County Fair.

OW School board tours new FEMA grant addition.

Tony Jarocki remembered at High Ground on August 6.

Pin-Up contest added to this year's Owen Car Show.

Brunette runs for new Clark County judgeship.

Ribbon cutting held for Greenwood Historical Museum remodel.

America in Bloom judges tour the City of Owen.

Owen gardener shares his story.

Broadband bonding resolution fails; opportunity to bring back offer possible.

OWACC summer picnic held July 18.

$600 reward offered for information leading to conviction of Owen Old School vandal(s).

Clark County Board soon make a decision to increase broadband and cell service .

72nd wedding celebration held for Owen couple.

O-W area diners get together again.

Sierra Bakke and Gabby Goessl of the Owen-Withee FFA Chapter traveled to Washington, D.C.

Thorp Cardinal Softball Team ends season at the state tournament.

Local tracksters compete at the WIAA State Track Meet.

The Woodland Hotel Tap Room revamped and reopened in May.

Noel Barteck received 50 Year Award for teaching Hunter's Safety.

Every Third Saturday (ETS) a resource for Veterans, held ribbon cutting.

March 6 the O-W Lions Club Ice Fishing Contest came back big after missing a year.

Many locals flocked into Marten’s Fresh Market on March 10.

Details of the virtual WI Farmers Union Convention.

Free help for tax preparation.

Speaking on international jobs.

OW JV boys basketball team wins two.

Results from Cadott and Thorp wrestling matches.

O-W Varsity Boys' basketball win two conference games.

Re-classifying pyschedelic drugs.

Part five reflecting on the book of Revelation.

Reflecting on the baptism of our Lord.

A snowy day at the school yard playground brings joy.

Explaining Biofeedback.

Snowmobile safety reminders.

O-W FBLA hold Mad Minute for March of Dimes.

Primary will be held for OW School Board candidates.

O-W Police Committee monthly meeting of Jan. 4.

National Children's Center for Rural & Ag. Health & Safety at FFA Convention.

History of Owen train service.

Hunter Luepke helped NDSU football team to national championship.

Nicole and Travis will both continue to contribute articles to the publication.

Happy New Year!

I hope we can all view 2021 from the sunny side

Christmas Sermon

I wish the new Sentinel and Rural News owners the absolute best of luck.

A farewell from the departing editor

There is a definite connection between this story and the ancient practice of astrology.

I'd like to start by reminding everyone that... this is my opinion and my thoughts

Readings and Recitations for Christmas

Party in the Park Draws a Crowd

December 14, 2021

Such a talented band...and so mismanaged.

And I Feel Fine

Yes, I was a Mouseketeer back in 1955

our main source of hydrogen has come from petroleum...

Recipes for the Holidays

The election and Climate Summit

from the Apocryphal book of Tobit

Sermon for Sunday, December 12, 2021

Sermon for Sunday, December 12, 2021

“Praying for the best results and the Lord to guide the hands of the surgeon.”

Pianist David Janeway has just released his third trio recording, Distant Voices.

Alto/tenor/soprano saxman Randal Clark has released his debut albu

Elena Maque has just released her debut album

Alexander McCabe is a brilliant saxophonist, pianist, and composer.

A plea for tents, gloves, and more.

Finally! And so well-deserved!

A look at the epistle

Sermon for Sunday, December 5

Sermon for Sunday, December 5

Around the Thanksgiving holiday we begin to think about or start “sprucing” up

December 7, 2021

Happy sky watching!

"God loves wondrous variety."

Understanding the issues can be rather daunting.

The passing of Art Feldman was a substantial loss for Owen-Withee

When I was in high-school I was a bit on the wild side

No, you are not allowed to choose who gets murdered...

Sadness amid the blessing.

Our house…is a very, very, very fine house… So says Crosby, Stills, & Nash.

Sermon for November 28, 2021

Sermon for November 28, 2021

On the surface, this question appears to be patently obvious.

How many of our readers had the opportunity to share with their loved of the 1918 epidemic

"Facts are stubborn things..."

November 30, 2021

Arthur “Art” A. Feldman, age 85, of Owen, passed away on Friday, November 26