NEW PROGRAMS NOW AVAILABLE TO WATCH ON MARSHFIELD BROADCASTING
By Tom Loucks/Communications Director
Marshfield Broadcasting produced several locally focused programs this past week, highlighting important community services, regional developments, and civic discussions.
Marshfield Now! Channel
Council Preview - Communications Director Tom Loucks seeks information from City Administrator Steve Barg and Mayor Lois TeStrake regarding the upcoming Council meeting on January 27, 2026.
Get to Know Faith Meyers - 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 community.
Get to Know Ben Will - 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 communication between school leadership and the community.
Government Channel
Marshfield Utilities Meeting - The Marshfield Utilities Commission met Monday afternoon, January 19, 2026 to discuss governance issues ranging from dark fiber pricing policy to leadership succession planning, while also recognizing a longtime employee and approving several infrastructure projects.
Finance Budget and Personnel Meeting - Discussion about a new procurement policy was presented by Finance Director Jennifer Selenski.
Board of Public Works Meeting - Discussed the approval of contracts for asphalt crushing and stockpiling, Chapter 19 variances, Back Nine Estates, mowing contract, a DOT agreement for connecting highways, and special assessments.
Producers Channel
Artist Denise Johnson, 2026 - The Chestnut Center for the Arts Gallery has a new exhibit showing from January 9th to February 27th. The artist is Denise Johnson. And the name for her show is "Turning Up The Heat: The Alchemy Of Flame and Color."
Local church services
Marshfield Broadcasting continues to provide timely, locally produced content that keeps residents informed about issues impacting the City of Marshfield and the surrounding area.
Please reach out to Marshfield Broadcasting at 715-207-0379 if you have programming or want to volunteer.
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