This week’s column is going to be all over the map but centered around one thought, and that is memories and what has taken place since my lif…
This week’s column is dedicated to Michelle Chiaro. Michelle was my bear-hunting, winter-camping, bow-hunting, all forms of fishing, gardening…
Anne was a student in both my Natural Connections writing workshop last winter, and my Master Naturalist training this spring. Here she combin…
The Rice Lake Snow and Dirt club completed a new trail extension last month to provide great access trails in Barron and surrounding trail systems.
Author’s note: Most readers are aware that I have taken the last four weeks off due to the unexpected passing of my girlfriend, Michelle Chiar…
The smell of sweetfern wafted up from the warm, dry plants all around me in the Moquah Barrens. A cluster of deep blue caught my eye, and that…
With the goal of increasing interest in both the chapter and the planned reroute of the Ice Age Trail through the Blue Hills, the Superior Lob…
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On the first afternoon after the museum’s summer naturalist interns arrived, we took a walk up the driveway. Despite head nets and long sleeve…
Editor’s note: Mark Walters is on a sabbatical following the death of a loved one. Until he returns, he is submitting some of his old, favorit…
The Ice Age Trail Alliance has big plans for the scenic trail through portions of Barron and Rusk counties in the Blue Hills.
Author’s note: I am trying to do my best to deal with the loss of a beautiful person, Michelle Chiaro, who was my partner in life. This week’s…
“Oh wow! No way!”
It was like something out of a fairytale. Hundreds of tiny orange butterflies rose up in waves before me as I walked down the grassy path. Eac…
Author’s note: As many of you may know my beautiful girlfriend Michelle Chiaro passed away unexpectedly June 15. I am trying to find myself an…
Editor’s note: Following is a report from Rice Lake Tourism, with fishing tips provided by Jordan Marsh of Marsh Outdoors.
“Can’t you smell that?” asked Cade from the bow of the canoe.
Before I write this week’s column I have to tell you something so that you understand what is likely going to happen until early August. Trage…
Author’s note: Our family is dealing with an unexpected tragic event at the time. On that note, Selina will be taking the role as author for t…
Hulda Hilfiker had a vision for an abandoned rail line that would show the natural beauty of the area.
It's been a wait of eight months but an episode of Destination Polaris featuring the Rice Lake area hit the airwaves this week.
The Superior Lobe Chapter of the Ice Age Trail is hosting Tuscobia State Trail Fest, a day of activities built around the dedication of a Wisc…
Late last December I took part in a camping, canoeing and hunting trip with my daughter, Selina, in the Delta National Forest, which is locate…
The Genereau Memorial Archery Park on the north end of Rice Lake has a new protective shooting area for archers, thanks to local donations.
I have a bit of a predicament and this is what it is: My golden retriever Ruby has a litter of pups and I am trying to figure out which one to…
A new Wisconsin Historical Marker dedication at the Tuscobia Trailhead north of Rice Lake is part of a day of events set for the upcoming Tusc…
Over the past five weeks, calls for more than a dozen bald eagles have been answered by volunteers with Winged Freedom Raptor Hospital in Spoo…
SHELL LAKE — It was finally sunny, if a bit windy, for the annual Governor’s Fishing Opener Saturday, May 7, held for the first time on Shell Lake.
Editor’s note: Following is a report from Rice Lake Tourism, with fishing tips provided by Jordan Marsh of Marsh Outdoors.
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