Forward Park in Phillips held a grand opening July 17. The community-supported complex includes three baseball-softball fields, batting cages,…
In the lasts seven days, 351 new cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed statewide, up from 156 last week. Another 61 cases are listed as probab…
The 79th annual Spirit-Hill-Ogema 4-H Fair will be held Friday and Saturday, July 30-31. The fair is held at the Spirit Town Hall, 10 miles ea…
Phillips School Board members dove into the culture wars this month when they considered a new policy limiting what teachers can discuss with …
On July 20, Park Falls Police Officer Mark Richter was posthumously named the D.A.R.E officer of the year by the Wisconsin D.A.R.E Officers As…
Santa’s Elves of Price County presented a plaque to La Beth Baars, owner of Crane Chase Tavern, for her incredible fund raising efforts and ye…
Darleen Yeske rode a horse-drawn wagon through Butternut with her granddaughter Sunday as marshal of the 63rd-annual Pioneer Days parade. (All…
The number of new COVID-19 cases is starting to increase in Wisconsin again, creating concern among public health officials as the beginning o…
Public comments kicked off the latest Phillips School District Board of Education meeting on June 21. Kathy Roderich and Carolyn Gabay, paraed…
For the first time in over a year, the Park Falls community heard music from the Chequamegon High School Band. These band students, under the …
Helen Armstrong has been a fixture in Pod C at Park Falls Elementary School for the past 33 years. When school year 2021 comes to a close, the…
6th-grade student: Nil Patel has been chosen as Student of the Month for March. His mom is Jignosa D Patel. Nil likes to play basketball, run …
While the college has had in-person learning since June 2020, Northcentral Technical College is pleased to announce that it will be transition…
Nearly a year after the pandemic first began affecting life in the Northwoods, the Phillips School District is still juggling safety concerns …
More than a year after it was originally set to begin, Farm Technology Days can say it was a success. The event, delayed by the COVID pandemic…
Amid a dramatic decline in hemp growers and program funding, the state Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection is considering…
Midway through 2021, a new report and state-by-state job loss breakdown released by the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) find t…
Wisconsin farm groups say they’re hopeful the Biden administration will improve trade opportunities for agriculture.
The state's new soil scientist, Jennifer Smith, said she wants to foster an agricultural system across Wisconsin that mimics Mother Nature by …
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin's race for attorney general is heating up, with Democratic incumbent Josh Kaul officially launching his reelect…
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The state Department of Natural Resources has canceled Wisconsin's sharp-tailed grouse season for the third year in a row…
When Shelli and Larry Arcand’s daughter Amanda began to add home-baked treats to the family’s restaurant and ice cream shop the offerings sold…
When David Sneed purchased the downtown Washburn building once touted as “the first underground Dairy Queen,” he had a clear vision of what he…
Butternut dairy farmer and logger, the late Edwin Boness, has a perhaps unusual or perhaps a more typical than has been documented ancestral s…
It was 25 years ago, in 1996, when farm neighbors John Pesko and Ed Jasurda joined their respective farms to create United Pride Dairy in rura…
Theresa Ellner, DDS, a 2021 Marquette University School of Dentistry graduate, has joined the staff of Northwoods Dentistry. Dr. Michael Murph…
KT’s Consignment Antiques & Collectibles, located on Hwy. 13 across from the new Forward Bank building site in Park Falls, opened its door…
According to a recent press release, Governor Tony Evers has called a special session of the legislature to expand BadgerCare and invest $1 bi…
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