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Chalk art
Local artist Ashley Sheldon created a vibrant piece of chalk art as part of Chalkfest in downtown Rhinelander Friday, Sept. 11, 2020. (subscriber access)
Fundraising frenzy: Boys & Girls Club of Oneida County pushes back start date; community garage sale collects donations
The Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA) is a national nonprofit organization which provides programs and support services to help local youth reach their fullest potential. (subscriber access)
Hodag Farmers Market report: It's time for fall produce
We've reached the time in the growing season when selection is at its best and variety is at its greatest. Septembers are like that. Though we have to say goodbye to the summer months, September provides us with plenty to be grateful for with its harvest. (subscriber access)
The man behind the corn stand
Many Rhinelander residents fondly refer to Tom Doyle as "The Corn Man" since he's been selling sweet corn in town for upwards of 40 years. (subscriber access)
Divided attention
Erin McElwee was being pulled in two different directions by her dogs Mario and Floyd Wednesday morning at Pioneer Park.
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Chalkfest coming to downtown Rhinelander Sept. 11-13
When the COVID-19 pandemic forced everyone into their homes back in March, individuals across the community responded with small acts of beautification such as sidewalk chalk drawings. Now locals and seasoned chalkers alike will have an opportunity to share their chalk art with the community at large via Chalkfest in …
Mural unveiled
On Thursday, Sept. 3, 2020, AirPro unveiled a massive mural facing Sutliff Avenue which chronicles the historical significance of industry pioneers from Rhinelander's early years to the present day. (subscriber access)
Hodag Farmers Market report: Unique crafts
I don't often write about craft items found at the Hodag Farmers Market. There is a very good reason for that. (subscriber access)
Rhinelander Revisited: The ever-changing culture of our community
The last installment of Rhinelander Revisited explored the shifting landscape of the downtown district, alluding to the fact that day-to-day life back then differed greatly from what we know today. But here, different doesn't necessarily mean better or worse; it just means different. (subscriber access)
Rally for the Post office
Protesters, holding signs for motorists and pedestrians to see, stood across from the Rhinelander Post Office Saturday, Aug. 22 as part of a rally in support of the postal service. (subscriber access)
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Hodag Farmers Market report: A case of writer's block
I've got nothing today. My mind is a complete and utter blank as to what I should write about for this week's article. This void is causing great distraction focus-wise. (subscriber access)
Stuff the Bus: Northwoods United Way to collect school supplies, masks for local students
As temperatures get cooler and leaves begin to turn, the new school year inches ever closer. (subscriber access)
Local couple donates $50,000 to YMCA campaign
A Rhinelander doctor and her husband have donated $50,000 to the YMCA of the Northwoods Building For The Future Campaign.
Pioneer Park Historical Complex announces 5 Spot fundraiser
The narrow-gauge coal burning steam engine #5, nicknamed the "5 Spot," found its retired home as a static display at the Pioneer Park Historical Complex (PPHC) in Rhinelander in 1973. But nearly 50 years later, the 81,000 lb locomotive and its track are sinking into the sandy ground below. (subscriber …
Worshiping at a social distance: Trinity Lutheran Church offers drive-in Sunday service
Rhinelander's Trinity Lutheran Church featured its first drive-in style worship service on July 12. Instead of lining pews, members of the congregation gathered for worship at a social distance by staying in their cars and tuning into the radio to listen to the service. (subscriber access)
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