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Treating sinus pressure early can prevent an infection
RHINELANDER, Wis. (WJFW) -- Sinus issues can cause inflammation and pain, but identifying the cause can help you find relief. “We have five areas of sinuses the frontal in the forehead, the cheek sinuses in the maxillary, ethmoid between the eyeballs and sphenoid in the back,” said Dr. Greg White who is an Ear Nose and Throat Doctor at Aspirus Rhinelander.
Petition calls for Rhinelander's Eisenhower Parkway to Rouman Drive
RHINELANDER, Wis. (WJFW) – A petition is calling for the Eisenhower Parkway in Rhinelander to be renamed in honor of the late George Rouman – and his father, Mike – to Rouman Drive. “It’s a no-brainer because the family literally brought joy to the town and the...
Ahlstrom in Rhinelander awards high school students scholarships
RHINELANDER, Wis. - Area high school students received scholarships from Ahlstrom Munksjö and its union, United Steelworkers Union Local 2-15 in Rhinelander. Recent graduates of Rhinelander High School and Tomahawk High School were awarded $1,000 scholarships. This is the second year that Ahlstrom and the Union have partnered to...
Additions and renovations coming to Rhinelander High School, James Williams Middle School
RHINELANDER, Wis. (WJFW) – After successfully passing a sweeping referendum, the School District of Rhinelander is looking forward to building on their tech-ed departments and more. “It was the second highest approval rate in the state for the referendum,” said Rhinelander superintendent Eric Burke. “So, that tells you that...
Smokey Bear artwork to be displayed at Pioneer Park Historical Complex in Rhinelander this week
Between 1977 and 1995 Rudy Wendelin created 19 portraits of Smokey Bear with his blue jeans and ranger hat. Wendelin worked for the USDA Forest Service as an illustrator beginning in 1933. “Rudolph Wendelin, also known as Rudy Wendelin, was, at one time, a US Forest Service artist. That was...
LCHD: Watch out for blue-green algae, swimmer’s itch this summer
LINCOLN COUNTY – The Lincoln County Health Department (LCHD) is reminding the public to watch out for blue-green algae and swimmer’s itch this summer. “Summer is here, and that means more time to enjoy our area’s beautiful waterways,” LCHD stated in a release. “Although warmer temperatures and sunshine are welcomed, this weather creates the perfect conditions for algal blooms to develop, some of which can be harmful to humans and pets when swallowed, touched or inhaled.”
Aspirus offers tips on strengthening social bonds in the digital era
WISCONSIN – Aspirus Health recently offered tips on strengthening social bonds in the digital age. “Human beings are inherently social creatures,” Aspirus said in a release. “From the moment we are born, relationships help us navigate the world, teaching us how to interact, express ourselves and build communities. These connections are essential not just in childhood, but throughout our lives, significantly impacting our overall health and well-being.”
Loaded up and truckin'...on the water? Portage co. man builds semi-truck pontoon boat
CUSTER, Wis. -Summer's here, and that means a lot of Wisconsinites are getting their boats out on the water. But don't feel intimidated if you're pushing off from the dock and see a semi-truck making waves on the open water.
Fourth of July Fireworks & Events + Grilling Tips
Sandy Maxx details some of the confusing fireworks rules and laws in different cities in Wisconsin plus firework safety tips in places you can use them. Also, fourth of July weekend events in Milwaukee and beyond plus grilling tips for your cookouts.
July 4th water safety; tips for a safe holiday
MILWAUKEE - This holiday week, more people will be out enjoying the lakes, beaches and rivers – and Wisconsin has seen a spike in drownings. These are horrific incidents that have many people shaken up about water safety. This is why it's crucial to take precautions when you're planning these activities.
League of Women Voters holding info seminar on new legislative maps July 11
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - When Wisconsin voters go to the polls next month for primaries in legislative races they will be voting under new maps. The maps create new boundaries for State Senate and Assembly Districts and some candidates will be running in new districts. To help voters navigate...
Wisconsin democrats raise concerns about a pair of ballot questions in upcoming election.
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WEAU) - State Representative Jill Billings hosted a press conference in La Crosse Tuesday to discuss her push for voters to vote no on two constitutional amendment ballot questions that will be on the August 13 ballot. The first question would prevent the legislature from being able...
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