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Meeting held to discuss safer routes for cyclists and pedestrians between Schofield and Wausau
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - A meeting took place Thursday to discuss making travel between Schofield and Wausau safer for bicyclists and pedestrians. Currently, the quickest route through the city for cyclists is along Grand Avenue and Business 51. While this path is fast, it is not always safe due to heavy traffic. The streets and sidewalks along Grand Avenue are not ideal for cyclists.
Bowler School District gets CWEC grant
The Bowler School District received a $400 STEAM grant from Central Wisconsin Electric Cooperative (CWEC) to purchase 10 electronic balance scales. The scales will be used by students in middle school and high school science classes but could also be used by other classes, such as agriculture. “I will be...
Humane Society of Marathon County hosts free pet food pop-up
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - The Humane Society of Marathon County held a free pet food pop-up Thursday at Wild Roots Apothecary in Schofield. Pet owners were able to pick up cat and dog food for free that would otherwise expire at the humane society. The goal of the event was to lift any financial burdens people have with feeding their pets and to keep the animals and their owners together.
Cocktail of the Week: Jolly Rancher
Remember when you were a child and had your first taste of a Jolly Rancher? That tangy, sweet goodness is central to this week’s cocktail, which will transport you back in time. And…it’s fabulous. This is an original recipe from The Palms Supper Club, and was created by Penny Borchardt.
Gov. Evers continues making moves to lift near-total abortion ban in Wisconsin
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers announced Wednesday that his administration will be joining an ongoing lawsuit arguing that the Wisconsin Constitution protects access to abortion in the state. This lawsuit, Planned Parenthood v. Urmanski is the latest move in Gov. Evers’ commitment to restore and protect reproductive...
Jail layout under preliminary consideration due to holding cell shortage
ANTIGO — Wednesday morning, the county board’s public property committee approved potential spending on an architectural study of the county jail that would be conducted to determine the feasibility of constructing additional temporary holding cells in the building. The measure must be passed by the entire county board at a future meeting before any funds are actually made available for the potential study, according to Langlade County Administrator Jason Hilger. ...
Three Wisconsin Residents Report Strange Object In The Sky
Things sure are getting spooky out there! Over the past few years, talk of UFO sightings has amped up. No one gets a strange look anymore when they mention they may have seen one floating about in the sky. In fact, in Minnesota last year alone, there were nearly fifty...
Small Towns: Weyauwega woman proves to be an ageless wonder
WEYAUWEGA, Wis. (WBAY) - A Waupaca County woman recently celebrated a birthday that’s more than a milestone. She turned 104. And to this day, she still enjoys her two favorite hobbies: playing bridge and golf. This week in Small Towns, we travel to Weyauwega to meet this inspirational woman.
Free Community Health Fair scheduled for end of August
ANTIGO — The Langlade County Health Department will host a Community Health Fair at the multipurpose building of the fairgrounds Thursday, Aug. 22 from 1 to 6 p.m. The event will feature a wide range of free services, from immunizations, sports physicals, and haircuts to car seat, vision, dental, and hearing checks. Included in the event will also be a number of unique learning opportunities — such as hands-on CPR...
Wausau weather for Friday and Saturday
Patchy fog before 8am. Otherwise, mostly sunny, with a high near 78. Calm wind becoming west southwest 5 to 9 mph in the morning. Partly cloudy, with a low around 58. West southwest wind 3 to 7 mph. Saturday. A 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after 4pm. Mostly...
Demolition begins at former Shopko building in downtown Stevens Point. What happens next?
STEVENS POINT – Plans to redevelop the former Shopko property continue — now more visibly — in downtown Stevens Point. While crews have been working on-site for a few weeks, they have mostly been working inside the former department store. Passersby have noticed crews making their way to exterior work this week, starting the demolition process.
Redgranite Kwik Trip sells $4.3 million winning lottery ticket
A Kwik Trip in Redgranite sold a $4.3 million winning lottery ticket earlier this week. The Wisconsin Lottery said in a news release that someone won the jackpot playing Megabucks, a Wisconsin-only lotto game. The winning ticket was sold at the gas station located at 549 W. Bannerman Ave. for Wednesday's drawing. The winning numbers were 6-8-14-26-33-37.
NCHC appoints new compliance officer, risk manager
WAUSAU – North Central Health Care announced in July the appointment of Thomas Onan as compliance officer and risk manager. Onan brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the role. He joined NCHC’s quality and safety team in April 2022, and quickly demonstrated his leadership abilities. Onan brings...
Additional Drug Charges Brought Against Mosinee Woman
WAUSAU, WI (WSAU) — A Mosinee woman charged with distributing meth will now face additional charges for possession of drug paraphernalia. Court records show Allea Diehl had the new charges filed against her this month. The 33-year-old is already facing felony counts for allegedly selling drugs out of her Mosinee home.
Health officials: Be aware of blastomycosis after flash flood in Manawa
MANAWA, Wis. (WBAY) - The City of Manawa is making residents aware of a possible fungal infection along the river that could impact you and your family’s health; it’s called Blastomycosis. This comes nearly two weeks since a dam embankment breach due to heavy rainfall. As the community...
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