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The Snake Pit Opens New Location
HERMANTOWN, Minn.–A place where reptile enthusiasts call home, recently got a new home!. Their old building shut down, and the community came together to help give them a new location. The Snake Pit in Hermantown has been serving the community closer to three decades now. From classroom interactions to...
Boulders Junction opens North Creek Loop bike trail to the public
BOULDER JUNCTION, Wis. (WJFW) – There are many recreational biking trails around the Northwoods, but one local community is opening a new section of bike trail to make it safer for residents. Boulder Junction recently hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the opening of their new bike trail. Cherie Sanderson, a committee member of the North Creek Loop Trail Project, said it all started when some residents were concerned that bikers were traveling dangerously close to the highway.
Head of the Lakes United Way ends Stuff the Bus in Two Harbors
Head of the Lakes United Way ended their annual Stuff the Bus event in Two Harbors. Throughout the summer, the non-profit organization were collecting school supplies to help kids start the school year prepared. Erin Grabinger says they will be distributing school supplies to kids in need before the school...
Wes Moore apologizes for Bronze Star ‘mistake’ after lengthy Walz military debacle
Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD) confessed to making “an honest mistake” after it was revealed he misrepresented his military record years ago. Moore claimed the military “awarded me the Bronze Star Medal and the Combat Action Badge” on an application to join a prestigious White House fellowship in 2006, according to a New York Times report […]
Esko man about to mark 50 years of raising bison
Don Solwold is a busy guy, and drives all kinds of vehicles. After all, he’s raising bison at the Quarter Master Buffalo farm in Esko. The 91-year-old has been doing so for 50 years this September. “My intention was to buy a farm, and raise buffalos on it. And...
Thunderhawks football dominates in win over Pine City
Grand Rapids 28, Pine City 0 PINE CITY — The Thunderhawks opened their new season with a bang, taking down Pine City on the road 28-0. The game required multiple changes to the start time due to storms, but the Thunderhawks were ready to play whenever the whistle finally blew. Bad weather or not, Coach Spahn said it was going to be a run-heavy offense and they stuck to the game plan as they ran in all four of their touchdowns. After a scoreless first...
Meeting blood needs, murder case moves forward, national forest campsite fees
Blood reserve system helps Northwoods donors help out during national emergencies, a judge rules a court case can move forward against a Park Falls man accused of shooting a woman to death, Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest considering fee changes at campsites.
Aurora officials acknowledge Venezuelan gang's presence
Officials in Aurora have begun to acknowledge the presence of Venezuelan gang activity in their Colorado city after the release of a terrifying surveillance video. For Cindy Romero, living at 12th Avenue and Dallas Street has become a daily struggle against escalating violence and neglect. Life deteriorated into a nightmarish ordeal, marked by frequent encounters with crime and what she calls a lack of support from the city and police. She first noticed a gradual increase in crime in her part of the Denver metro area about a year-and-a-half ago. It got worse over the last three months. ...
Court case moves forward in Park Falls killing
A judge rules a court case can move forward for a Park Falls man accused of first-degree murder. 50-year-old Christopher Dyer waived a preliminary hearing that was scheduled Thursday afternoon in Price County Circuit Court. A judge ruled Dyer will be bound over for trial. The defense has requested a...
WBTT anglers end regular season on Manitowish Waters Chain
The last stop of the regular season for the WBTT was the Manitowish Waters Chain. Teams started out the year on Lake Mohawksin in Tomahawk with a mostly smallmouth tournament. From there they went to Lake Nokomis in June, with their third event held on Boom Lake in Rhinelander last month.
A Quiet and almost fall-like Labor Day Weekend
WHAT WE ARE TRACKING: A dry and seasonable stretch of weather is expected through Labor Day weekend and next week. NEXT 24 HRS: Sunny skies are anticipated on Saturday before some clouds dig south for areas north of Eau Claire towards sunset as a cold front brushes northern Wisconsin. A few showers cannot be ruled out for these areas during the late afternoon or evening hours. Overall, temperatures fall into the 50s by Saturday morning before climbing into the upper 70s to middle 80s by the afternoon.
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