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Oneida County Sheriff’s Office to hold annual swim challenge fundraiser in Minocqua June 21
On June 21, the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office Public Safety Dive Team will host their annual fundraising event, The Minocqua Island Swim Challenge.
Father’s Day fishing event at Town Line Lake Park
The Friends of Town Line Lake Park (FTLLP) are hosting their fifth annual Father’s Day Family Fishing event on Father’s Day, Sunday, June 15. The group formed in 2021 to save Town Line Lake Park from being sold and has since partnered with Oneida County forestry department to maintain and …
Cassian appeal ruling on contested wellness center expected in September
A circuit court decision regarding an appeal by the town of Cassian of a decision by the Oneida County board of adjustment (BOA) regarding a conditional use permit (CUP) application for an adolescent wellness center (AWC) in Cassian could be handed down in early September.
WIC programs in Vilas and Oneida counties to merge
The Oneida County public health board Monday unanimously approved a merger of the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) programs in Oneida and Vilas counties. The approval followed a presentation by Oneida County public health director Linda Conlon, who said Vilas County officials, citing staffing issues in the county health department, …
Gov. Evers, DOT release 2025 Rustic Roads Guide to celebrate 50 years
Gov. Tony Evers, together with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (DOT), announced the publication of the new 2025 Rustic Roads Guide. The latest edition features backroad trips on 126 Rustic Roads and highlights the 50th anniversary of the first Rustic Road designation in Taylor County.
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A ‘crowning’ achievement
Physical education instructor Luke Roberts gets pied by student Gavin Hoyt during the Rhinelander High School Olympics Thursday, May 29.
Town of Crescent plan commission sets zoning debate in motion
At Wednesday night’s meeting on June 4, the town of Crescent plan commission approved an updated introduction to its comprehensive land use plan. The preamble, originally drafted by former plan commissioner and current town board member Johnathan Jacobson and revised by commissioner David Holperin for clarity, outlines the plan’s background …
Northwoods Recovery: The transformation beyond sobriety
From the outside looking in, one might get the impression that Northwoods Recovery meetings are merely a rest stop for those wayward souls making their heavily burdened way down to hell. That view will only hold up till attendees takes their turns to unload.
Aspirus Health recognizes the impact of social workers
Aspirus Health is honored to celebrate and acknowledge the contributions of the dedicated social workers who provide compassionate care and advocacy across various settings.
Splashpad groundbreaking expected sooner rather than later
Coming off the heels of several high-profile donations, Kiwanis Club leaders are hoping to soon break ground on the Hodag Park splashpad — one part of the $1.6 million Hodag Park improvement project, which also includes a playground.
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19th Annual Ride for Peanuts benefit on June 28
The 19th Annual Ride for Peanuts sponsored by District 11 American Legion Riders Association of Wisconsin will take place on June 28 rain or shine. The ride is open to everyone. Participants may either ride their motorcycle or drive any vehicle.
Rhinelander 4th of July parade information
The annual DRI Master Parade will take place on Friday, July 4, at 11 a.m., celebrating the theme “Road to Independence” in recognition of the start of the Revolutionary War in 1775. The parade will begin at the police station on Frederick Street, traveling south on Brown Street, east on …
Local expert presents ‘Understanding Alzheimer’s and Dementia’
The Alzheimer’s Association Wisconsin Chapter, in partnership with The Pastime Club, is offering an education workshop covering the basics of Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Local businesses ensure Minocqua fireworks tradition continues
The Greater Minocqua Area Visitors Bureau announced that local businesses and organizations have contributed $25,000 to fund this year’s Fourth of July fireworks display after the town of Minocqua said it could not support the event because of budget constraints.
Eaglebrook Church hosts vacation bible school June 16-20
Eaglebrook Church will host its annual Vacation Bible School, “On the Case,” from June 16-20, running from 9 a.m. to noon daily at 1025 Margaret Street in Woodruff.
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