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NATH honors late volunteer with plaque
At a recent Northwood's Alliance for Temporary Housing board meeting, NATH president, Bill Miller, presented Woody Hilleque a plaque which honors his late wife, Barb.
Local group helps fight Ebola crisis in Africa
Hoping to inspire the next generation to become positive leaders in their communities, Rhinelander resident Mike Prom began traveling to Africa years ago with his organization Wise Intentional Leadership Development (WILD). (Subscriber access)
Mystery author to speak at library
The Rhinelander District Library's popular 2014 Author Series continues at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 29 with award-winning Chicago writer Patricia Skalka.
To catch (a photo of) a Hodag: Rhinelander chamber asks fans for photos of Northwoods beast
Have you encountered the Hodag, the legendary beast that roams the Northwoods? The Rhinelander Area Chamber of Commerce wants to see your proof.
Moscow Nights to bring authentic Russian folk music to Nicolet College Oct. 3
Authentic Russian folk music true to that country's rich history will radiate from the Nicolet College Theatre when Moscow Nights graces the stage at 7:30 p.m., Friday, Oct. 3.
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Minocqua to host 50th Beef-A-Rama
For the 50th time, the town of Minocqua will let loose with its biggest annual celebration - Beef-A-Rama.
Courthouse neighborhood provides glimpse into Rhinelander's early years
The original plat for the city of Rhinelander, established in 1882, covered an area of 12 blocks running from Frederick Street to the north and East Anderson Street to the south. It extended eastward to Pelham Street and was bound by the Wisconsin River to the west. (Subscriber access)
Tour of historic homes highlights Rhinelander's past
Members of the public were allowed a rare look inside several historic Rhinelander homes Saturday during the second annual Tour of Historic Homes.
Community remembers fallen deputy with annual 5K run, children's race
Over 100 people participated in the second annual Run to Remember on Saturday to honor the late Kory Dahlvig and raise money for Nicolet College scholarships in his name.Kayla Breese/River NewsChildren ran across the Nicolet College field Saturday as part of the second annual Run to Remember. The event honors …
Camp Fire USA Oneida Council celebrates 100 years of outdoor fun in the Northwoods
The scene Saturday at Camp Fire USA Oneida Council's 100th anniversary celebration included, fittingly, a large roaring fire.
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Alzheimer's walk raises awareness, funds
Hundreds of people descended on Rouman Cinema in Rhinelander Saturday morning, although none of them were there to see a movie.
Postcard...from the past
Wooden sidewalks were still in use when the armory was constructed in 1900 to house Company L, a Wisconsin militia unit formed in 1898 at the beginning of the Spanish-American War.
Three Lakes Women's Club fashion show helps fund scholarships
The 32nd annual Three Lakes Women's Club Scholarship Luncheon and Fashion Show drew a crowd to the Reiter Center Wednesday afternoon.
Physician's assistant joins Ministry Medical Group
Ministry Health Care has welcomed Kelley Muench, PA-C, to its general surgery department. She will be providing care at Ministry Saint Mary's Hospital, located at 2251 North Shore Drive in Rhinelander.
Despite constant pain, Rhinelander woman enjoys life, art
Despite a myriad of conditions that plague her body, Pat Hunter of Rhinelander spends her time focused on art not pain. (Subscriber access)
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