The Ashland County Aging Unit has a new meal delivery cart to get home-delivered meals to individuals in the nearby senior apartments, thanks to a combination of innovative thinkers.
Ashland's ABC Raceway is offering new incentives for drivers in entry-level classes to compete on the historic northern Wisconsin red-clay ova…
Daniel Thomas shot his first straight-25 this weekend while shooting for the Ashland-Washburn Trap Team. The straight was shot at Sports Hollo…
Hi, everyone. My name is Sugaree, and I am an orphan. My daddy was a drifter so he didn’t stay around after momma got in the family way, and t…
Through a communitywide effort, the Rice Lake Area School District, the Cedar Mall and the public had a successful Step into Spring sneakers a…
MARSHFIELD – Marshfield Clinic Health System is now scheduling COVID-19 vaccination appointments for adolescents 12 to 15 years of age.
The Latest
Bayfield County officials believe they are winning the battle to keep chronic wasting disease out of local deer herds, but they’re not satisfi…
Here's how members of Wisconsin's congressional delegation voted on major issues this week.
Ashland will literally go to the dogs in early June, as United States Police Canine Certific…
This past week I spent a lot of time in the turkey blind with Michelle Chiaro who was hoping…
The Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development is taking a new approach to bolster appren…
State and local governments in Wisconsin are on track to receive nearly $20 billion in feder…
Those of us who value the country life in our small communities in the Northwoods are surrou…
eNewsletter Sign Up
Sign up for our daily email newsletters to be informed every day!
Multimedia
Online Poll
Online Poll Question: Should government discontinue the supplemental unemployment payments – the $300 a week for those currently laid off because of the COVID pandemic – to encourage more workers into the workforce, especially since there is a worker shortage for many businesses and industries?
There are many saying that the economy is recovering and there are many job openings but few workers applying and one of the reasons is there is more incentive to stay on unemployment insurance with the $300 a week supplemental for those who lost their job because of the COVID-19 pandemic. What do you think? Should the $300 supplemental stop or should it continue?
