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Free Nicolet College engineering bootcamp helps learners explore futuristic careers
This summer, Nicolet College will launch a new, free Intro to Engineering Experiences Bootcamp for high school students and adults. The bootcamp is free and will run June 10, 11, and 12 and June 17, 18, and 19, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Interested learners can sign up online …
Tourist Rooming House workload draws scrutiny
A tight staffing situation in the Oneida County zoning office has prompted at least one county supervisor to wonder if something can be done to alleviate the overload by outsourcing tourist rooming house (TRH) compliance and enforcement chores, but, after a zoning committee discussion this past week, the department and …
5th Annual Hodag Heritage Festival returns this May
Rhinelander’s most legendary celebration returns for its fifth year on Saturday, May 17. A full day of events will take place at Pioneer Park, including a pancake breakfast by the VFW, kids’ bounce house and activities, exhibitors, a Hodag Quest, guest speakers, food and beer vendors, a Hodag art show, …
‘Cop on the Rooftop’ supporting special olympics
On Friday May 16, local law enforcement officers will take to the roofs at more than 65 Dunkin’ locations across Wisconsin to raise money for Special Olympics of Wisconsin for the 13th annual “Cop on a Rooftop Day.” From 6 a.m. to noon, donations may be given at Dunkin’ in …
JFC Republicans cut 612 items from Evers’s budget
The legislature’s Joint Committee on Finance held its first budget session last week, and GOP lawmakers came ready to use their budget-peeling knives, as they pared 612 items from the governor’s budget proposal on day 1.
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Drews Dental donates $5,000 to support Rhinelander Kiwanis playground and splash project
The Kiwanis Club of Rhinelander is proud to announce a generous $5,000 donation from Drews Dental in support of the Kiwanis playground and splash pad project. This contribution will help fund a dynamic, inclusive space where children and families can play, connect, and enjoy outdoor activities.
Northland Pines district administrator submits retirement resignation
On Tuesday, Northland Pines board of education president Jennifer Payne issued a press release saying district administrator Scott Foster submitted his retirement resignation with an effective day of June 30, 2026.
GOP lawmakers press warrant requirement for FISA searches
With a controversial federal surveillance statute up for renewal next year, Republican lawmakers on the U.S. House Judiciary Committee are reviving a push for an amendment to protect American citizens from what they say is unconstitutional surveillance, and a warrant requirement is front and center of the proposed reform.
Focus on the road ahead to keep Adopt-A-Highway volunteers safe
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (DOT) reminds drivers to focus on the road ahead to keep Adopt-A-Highway volunteers safe. DOT initiated the Adopt-A-Highway program in 1991 to allow groups to volunteer and directly support the state’s anti-litter program. These volunteers routinely collect trash and recyclables along Wisconsin roads.
FORK expands backpack challenge to $20k
As the cost of funding area Weekend Backpack programs continues to rise, Feed Our Rural Kids (FORK) announced that a funding grant from the FORK Legacy Fund’s annual asset distribution will match all donations made to fund Weekend Backpack programs in May, up to $20,000.
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Howard Young Medical Center introduces pelvic health physical therapy
Pelvic floor dysfunction is a common yet often overlooked health concern affecting people of all ages. At Howard Young Medical Center (HYMC), the physical therapy department is now offering pelvic health rehabilitation services. The introduction of a Prometheus Pelvic Floor Biofeedback Ultrasound Therapy device is providing patients with an effective …
Pelican residents hear some details about proposed Nicolet College well
The city of Rhinelander will host a public information meeting at Nicolet College on Monday, May 12. The meeting will be in the college’s Northwoods building to address questions and concerns people may have regarding the proposed installation of a water well by the city on Nicolet College property.
5th Annual Hodag Heritage Festival returns this May
Rhinelander’s most legendary celebration returns for its fifth year on Saturday, May 17. A full day of events will take place at Pioneer Park, including a pancake breakfast by the VFW, kids’ bounce house and activities, exhibitors, a Hodag Quest, guest speakers, food and beer vendors, a Hodag art show, …
Rhinelander school district shares ‘positive update’ on dome repairs
The School District of Rhinelander on May 5 issued a press release with regard to an update on the Hodag Dome repairs. On March 30, the dome sustained damage and partially deflated from severe weather. It was subsequently deflated in its entirety and the community was forced to wait until …
ArtStart community art show ‘TREES’ closing reception May 17
The community exhibition, “TREES,” is now open and runs through May 17, in the ArtStart galleries, located at 68 South Stevens Street in Rhinelander.
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