Prevail Bank is a community bank that takes seriously its vision to make a lasting, meaningful, and positive impact. This year, as a result of Prevail’s free community shred days held at each of its nine branches, nearly 14.5 tons of paper (28,958 lbs.) was collected and shredded, saving 246 trees. “Sustainability and building a better tomorrow for our customers and the next generation are important to us,” said Nathan Quinnell, Prevail Bank President. “Working together to pursue what’s possible is what
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEDATE: 10/07/2026CONTACT: Jacob Wagner, Public Health Strategist(715) 421-8907/jacob.wagner@woodcountywi.gov Families encouraged to participate in drug take back event on October 24 (WOOD COUNTY) – On Saturday, October 24th, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services and Wisconsin Department of Justice are sponsoring a prescription drug take back event throughout Wisconsin. Take back events provide a safe, convenient, and responsible means of disposing of medications. Remember never
We’re excited to announce that the Biron Firefighters Association will be hosting our 2nd Annual fundraising dinner, “Ladders and Ladles,” on November 7th at the Biron Municipal Center and we’d love for you to be part of it! Last year's event raised over $1,300 for our firefighters. This year, our goal is to raise $2,000 to purchase wildland boots and a turnout gear dryer. This special event will bring together community members, families, and local businesses for an evening of great food, fun, and
Delis Counseling Group Is Growing—and Yes, We’re Still Taking New Clients The waiting room is getting busier at Delis Counseling Group, but there’s still room for you. The Wisconsin Rapids therapy practice is accepting new clients ages 3 and up and looking to add another therapist to meet growing demand. Delis Counseling Group offers in-person and telehealth therapy, including Brainspotting, and accepts most insurance plans. “People sometimes assume that if a practice is busy, they shouldn’t bother
Prevail Bank is proud to announce the successful collection of 39,518 pounds (19.7 tons) of electronic waste through its free community E-cycling events held throughout its service area from June through early September 2026. The total amount collected is equivalent to the weight of nearly nine midsize pickup trucks, demonstrating the significant impact local communities can make when given convenient opportunities to recycle responsibly. "At Prevail Bank, giving back to our communities means