MILWAUKEE (AP) — Wisconsin has surpassed 3,000 COVID-19 deaths, adding a about third of that tally in November.
Lately, I’ve been watching a couple of baking shows and have come to the realization, I'm not as good as I thought I was. Oh sure, I can make …
The taint of the world-wide devil-virus continues to permeate the wind.
It may seem strange for me to admit this, but in this year of “I’m not going anywhere unless it’s absolutely necessary” I’ve taken to catalog …
Chequamegon School District Administrator Mark Weddig announced on Nov. 13 the start of the winter sports season will begin as scheduled, alth…
With blue sky above and a skim of fresh snow clinging to every twig and blanketing the ground, I hummed along happily on the two-lane highway.…
The annual white-tailed deer rut is in full swing in our Northwoods and bucks are going crazy looking for females to mate with. At our Nature …
The number of Price County residents who have received tests confirming they have COVID-19 continues to grow, with 73 active cases as of Monda…
My Dad loved the outdoors. After all, it's how he made his living. God rest his weary soul, he survived through five daughters and one bathroo…
Apparently, I ‘snapped a trap’ with my stories on the invasion of the deer mice in my last two columns. It turns out that I heard from people …
Maybe that’s not such a great title for this korner, since there is much that seems pointless. So to be more precise and specific – what is th…
The world is quiet but not silent: the hush of summer slipping slowly into winter, the sky purpling with latent rainclouds lit by the setting …
The number of available beds in north central Wisconsin hospitals continues to decline as more patients suffering complications of COVID-19 ar…
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Gov. Tony Evers plans to livestream an address on the coronavirus pandemic in Wisconsin Tuesday evening.
Gentle readers! Am I out of balance or are we living on a tilt-a-whirl? For some reason, it seems our lovely, big, blue marble has gone off it…
I’m not ready! I’m not ready for cold, for winter jackets, hats, mittens, warming up the car, shoveling.
In last week’s column, I told you about several annoying invasion experiences I had with the deer mouse, Peromyscus maniculatus gracilis, comm…
It turned quickly from rain, to sleet, to snow on Sunday afternoon.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services reported more than 5,000 new cases of COVID-19 in the state for the second time this week.
Have you ever been mesmerized by a campfire? It can be the most relaxing thing in the world.
The coronavirus pandemic has vastly complicated numerous aspects of daily life, not least of all the function of local government. To avoid th…
Yes, the title is a takeoff on Gary Allan’s airplane song (pun intended) but it works. My birthday was the Saturday past and my older sister’s…
A rematch election in northern Wisconsin's 7th Congressional District shows how COVID-19 has reshaped politics.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin recorded its highest one-day total of new COVID-19 deaths on Wednesday and the first patient was admitted to a …
Citizens of Park Falls and Phillips will be able to vote in-person absentee starting this week.
Our Northwoods are in full color and what a beautiful show it has been with warm temperatures and mostly sunny skies.I like to think of autumn…
Hospitalizations in north-central Wisconsin due to complications brought on by the novel coronavirus grew by 24% during a two-week period from…
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