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Trig’s employee named Wisconsin’s Bag-Off Champion
Trig’s own Christina Powers is preparing to compete for the National Best Bagger Championship title, and $10,000 cash prize, March 10-12 at the National Grocer’s Association (NGA) Convention in Las Vegas, after winning the Great Wisconsin Bag-Off, hosted by the Wisconsin Grocers Association (WGA) in October.
Magistrate judge orders LdF road appraisals unsealed
A magistrate judge in the United States District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin ruled last week that 50-year easement appraisals for the four roads involved in a U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) lawsuit against the town of Lac du Flambeau be unsealed.
‘Cooking in Two Worlds’
Nicolet College Arts & Enrichment will host Chef Brian Yazzie on March 26 at 6:30 p.m. at the Nicolet College Theatre. His presentation “Cooking in Two Worlds” will feature the intersection between food and culture, highlighting the contemporary cuisine of Indigenous flavors with a sampling of food and conversation on …
$15,000 cash bond set for ER man accused of recklessly endangering safety
A 37-year-old Eagle River man is being held in the Oneida County jail on $15,000 cash bail after he allegedly committed several traffic violations in an attempt to elude police officers, putting occupants of other vehicles traveling on the roadways “at risk of great bodily harm or death.”
Coffee and Company is back
Coffee and Company, a free community breakfast where everyone is welcome, is back!
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St. Germain to spend ARPA surplus on building repairs
During its Feb. 22 meeting the St. Germain town board voted unanimously to spend the town’s windfall of leftover funds from the pandemic-era American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) on repairs to municipal buildings.
Community invited to free concert at Northland Music Center
ArtStart, Northland Music Center, The Morgue Coffee Company, and Oneida Human Service Center will present “Still Reckless,” playing classic ‘90s country hits at the Northland Music Center, 44 Brown Street, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. March 9.
Library planning ‘Spring Break Special: Movers and Migrators’
The Rhinelander District Library has a number of programs in store for the month of March.
City moving ahead with walking trail
With spring right around the corner, the City of Rhinelander is moving forward with plans to construct a pedestrian path that will connect westside residents to the rest of the city. On Monday evening, the common council unanimously approved a proposal from Town and Country Engineering, Inc. for design and …
Special performance
The School District of Rhinelander Drama Department rehearsed their spring musical, “Brenda Bly, Teen Detective,” for local middle school students Wednesday, Feb. 28, in the John and Dori Brown Performing Arts Center.
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Northwoods Recovery
Nearly a month away from Wisconsin now; time enough to give due consideration to this dramatic change of scene. In some ways my travel venture mirrors the leap I made from drug culture to recovery culture, except Mexico is much more relaxing. Every day here seems like a fiesta.
Times files open meetings complaint against Lake Tom officials
The Lakeland Times has filed an open meetings complaint against Lake Tomahawk town chairman George DeMet and town supervisor Lenore Lopez, alleging a violation of the state’s open meetings statute when they both attended an enhanced wake boat presentation last year without properly posting their attendance as a quorum of …
Student Spotlight
Thousands of students pass through the doors of the Student Services office every year to meet with a counselor and discuss potential career paths.
GFWC Rhinelander Woman’s Club recognizes student writers
On Monday, Feb. 12, the gathering room at ArtStart was overflowing with supporters of local student creative writing. Teachers, students, parents, and family members were celebrating an exhibit of 85 writing pieces, all entries in the GFWC Rhinelander Woman’s Club’s 7th annual Youth Creative Writing Contest.
Hook promoted to Oneida County chief deputy
On Feb. 17, nine years after she was promoted to the rank of captain, Terri Hook of the Oneida County sheriff’s office was appointed chief deputy. She succeeds former chief deputy Dan Hess, who retired in January after a 33-year career in emergency management and law enforcement.
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