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Emily Stone receives nature educator award
Emily Stone of the Cable Natural History Museum and John Bates of Mercer have been chosen as recipients of the 2023 Walter Kuhlmann Awards by the Diversity Inventory Group (DIG). The selection committee wrote, “We honor you for your exceptional writing and your commitment to teaching, fueled by your love and sense of wonder for the natural world.” In her role as Naturalist/Education Director at the Museum, Stone writes a...
Cable to host fall festival this Friday, Saturday
Leaf colors aren’t the only things bursting to life this fall. The Cable Area Fall Fest, held Friday and Saturday Sept. 29-30, offers visitors of every age entertaining opportunities. Cornstalks, hay bales, and pumpkins line the roads throughout the Cable community. Live music, a car, motorcycle and truck show, arts and crafts vendors, and food vendors fill the streets for everyone’s enjoyment. Activities kick off on Friday afternoon Sept. 29...
Birkie Trail Run Festival to be held Sept. 23
The American Birkebeiner Ski Foundation (ABSF) will host their 26th annual Birkie Trail Run Festival Saturday, Sept. 23, with seven events throughout the day, starting and finishing at the Birkebeiner Trailhead on Telemark Road in the town of Cable. The ABSF is pleased to announce that the Birkie Trail Run Festival’s half marathon has once again been named the USA Track and Field Half Marathon Trail Championship. Registration is open...
Junior naturalists experience nature this summer
Cable Natural History Museum’s Junior Naturalist program is off to a roaring start this summer. Summer Interns Kali Sipp and Jillian Finucane have been busy leading Junior Naturalist programs twice a week at Wayside Wanderings Natural Play Area. During July, River Rats, a historic favorite and long running program, was led with the help of a few special guests. Fisheries Biologist Max Wolter and his team from the Wisconsin DNR joined the excited group of Junior Naturalists for a fun program in the Namekagon River. ...
Garland City Players to perform in Cable
The Garland City Chamber Players will perform at 2 p.m. Sunday Aug. 6 at the Cable United Church of Christ on Hwy. M. The performance will include additional instruments, a flute and cello, as well as violin and piano. Everyone throughout the community is invited to hear this encore performance. All concert goers are invited to share a light meal of soup and bread after the performance. ...
Area Art Crawl to be held Aug. 11-13
The Cable-Hayward Area Arts Council (CHARAC) will host the annual self-guided art tour of artist’s studios and galleries Aug. 11-13. The tour takes visitors through the lake-studded Northwoods from Mason, Delta and Cable in Bayfield County to Hayward, Stone Lake and Springbrook in Sawyer and Washburn counties. Dozens of artists will show and sell their creations and some will demonstrate their craft. ...
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