Ryley Hull returned an interception 93 yards for a score with no time remaining in the first half, and the momentum built from there. The Hodags dominated the second half and defeated Hayward 49-12 in non-conference play at Mike Webster Stadium.
With many more games to go in the afternoon and 54 plants for the winning, Jane Meyer (left) and Barbara Kazuck got a start on growing their Plant Bingo winnings into lovely little gardens at the Rhinelander District Library on Tuesday, Aug. 25.
The Rhinelander High School girls’ cross country team showed in its season opener it has all intentions of being a contender in the Great Northern Conference this season. The Hodag boys’ meanwhile, saw they have a ways to go if they want to unseat conference rival Lakeland.
The Rhinelander High School girls’ tennis team cruised Thursday, Aug. 27 in its Great Northern Conference opener. The Hodags won all seven flights in straight sets and defeated Antigo 7-0 at the RHS tennis courts.
While the Rhinelander High School boys’ soccer team looks to be an improved side from last year, it still has a way to go in its progression, as it found out in a home non-conference match Thursday, Aug. 27.
The Rhinelander High School girls’ swim team started its season on a strong note Wednesday, Aug. 26. The Hodags won three events, breaking two meet records in the process, as they came home second in the nine-team Hodag Relays at the Heck Family Community Pool.
An old scam has gotten a new skin, city clerk Austyn Zarda cautioned at the Rhinelander city council meeting Aug. 24. Fake invoices on fake city letterhead, trying to trick recipients into paying what appears to be from a city department, have been around for a couple of years, he …
As fall approaches, respiratory illnesses such as influenza (flu), COVID-19 and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) typically begin to circulate more widely. The Oneida County Health Department would like you to know that taking a few simple steps can help protect you, your family, and others in our community.
Northwood Golf Club’s reputation for being a tight, challenging course was on display Wednesday, Aug. 26, and caught out a number of members of the Rhinelander High School girls’ golf team. The Hodags shot 237 and took last in their home leg of the Wisconsin Valley Conference tournament.
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On the cusp of the new school year, it’s hard to help taking a wistful look back at the past summer’s fun. For the School District of Rhinelander, though, one of this summer’s biggest activities was one that few would want to re-live.
Northwoods historian Kerry Bloedorn, known for bringing Northwoods history to life through storytelling, museum work, and broadcast media, will receive an award on Friday, Sept. 25 at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Treehaven campus in Tomahawk.
After hearing about fraudulent charges via credit card to the town’s operating account at its previous meeting, the Newbold town board received encouraging news from treasurer Jodie Hess at its meeting last Thursday, Aug. 27.
The Tomahawk Lake Association (TLA) is moving forward with plans to create a lake district in order to help fund rehabilitation projects and has submitted a proposed boundary to Oneida County for approval.
Mark your calendar for Thursday, Oct. 29, for a full day dedicated to leadership, professional growth, and meaningful connections. Whether you lead a business, manage a team, serve on a board, volunteer in the community, or simply want to become a stronger leader, this conference is designed for you.
Michael J. Zuiker, a beloved son, brother, fiancé, and father, passed away on August 26, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of love, laughter, and adventure. Born on November 23, 1993, in Marshfield, Mike brought warmth and joy to all who knew him.
Classic Labor Day imagery shows men wearing hard hats and tough women in uniforms. These are Americans who did not build their muscles at a wellness club. By contrast, actual photos of the Democratic Socialists of America show seas of white faces belonging to college graduates. The only work most …
What a difference a few years make. Not long ago, politicians said climate change was going to kill us, so we must move to “net zero” emissions. This is theoretically possible. Since vegetation removes carbon, we could get to net zero by burning fewer fossil fuels.
To the Editor: Recently, a dear friend of mine decided to do something very well thought-out and generous: a community event. She decided to host a “household items garage sale” and collected items from many friends and neighbors. The three-day sale was well attended and very productive in $$$ raised …