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ArtStart to host book discussion
Author and political watchdog Mike McCabe believes that big changes are coming for the present political system, and he has written a book about it.
Bringing in the new year with a look back at 1915
It's 2015. To put that into perspective, this year's high school graduating class - those born in 1996 and '97 - only know of world that has high-speed Internet, cellphones and reality TV. (Subscriber access)
The Brick making waves since moving to downtown Rhinelander
The owners of new businesses hope for nothing more than to find success once they open their doors. Perhaps no business in the last year has had more success than The Brick, which moved from Lake Tomahawk to downtown Rhinelander last spring. (Subscriber access)
Expo draws throng of excited brides
It was one-stop shopping for brides Saturday at Lund and Taylor Bridal Gallerie's 2015 Magical Moments Bridal Expo.
Postcard...from the past
The former home of Wisconsin Public Service on Davenport Street was built in 1966.
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Lights, camera, action: First 4-H drama session a success
Much like the dress rehearsal before a big performance can be a little rocky as actors work out the final kinks prior to the curtain being raised, the organizers of the Oneida County 4-H Club's first drama session encountered a small hiccup before it even started. The problem was quickly …
DeMet outlines chamber's 2015 goals at annual dinner
The Rhinelander Area Chamber of Commerce held its annual dinner Thursday evening at Holiday Acres Resort in Rhinelander. Chamber members came together with prominent community members and business leaders to celebrate the achievements of 2014 and outline goals for 2015. (Subscriber access)
Madison artist creates prehistoric Hodag
When it comes to the Hodag, Rhinelander residents have just about seen it all. The mythical beast's likeness can be found across the Northwoods emblazoned on everything from water towers to cookies. (Subscriber access)
Someone You Should Know: Julie Zelinski
As part of our continuing effort to highlight interesting people in the community, the River News will be bringing readers a periodic feature entitled Someone You Should Know. (Subscriber access)
Rhinelander couple pays it forward with gift bags to Aspirus Wausau Hospital NICU
A Rhinelander couple paid it forward Wednesday by donating bags of goodies to parents whose children are being cared for in the Aspirus Wausau Hospital's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). (Subscriber access)
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American Lung Association's State of Tobacco Control 2015 gives Wisconsin mixed grades for efforts to save lives by reducing tobacco use
The American Lung Association has released its 13th annual State of Tobacco Control report that found that in 2014 Wisconsin continues to have mixed results in enacting tobacco control policies that will save lives and help end the tobacco epidemic.
Here comes the bride: Find your dream dress at the 2015 Magical Moments Bridal Expo
Lund and Taylor Bridal Gallerie will showcase a variety of dresses - from vintage to Disney - at the 2015 Magical Moments Bridal Expo Jan. 24.
Eighth annual Taste of Chocolate set for Feb. 6 in downtown Rhinelander
Enjoy a great night out with someone special or a group of friends as you explore all that downtown Rhinelander has to offer, tasting chocolate delights along the way. That describes the Taste of Chocolate event that to be held Friday, Feb. 6, from 5 to 8 p.m.
Bubble Wonders to delight kids and adults alike Jan. 26 at Nicolet College Theatre
Everyone has a unique talent. Geoffrey Akins' talent is bubbles. That's right, bubbles.
Northwoods celebrates legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
When Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated on April 4, 1968 in Memphis, Tenn., he left behind an incredible legacy of leadership and tireless dedication in the name of equality and civil rights. (Subscriber access)
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