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Cable’s new Chamber of Commerce Executive Director, J.D. Lind, didn’t take the short route t… Read more
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Families living in Sawyer County may be eligible to receive a free … Read more
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Victoria Amador, 63, formerly of New London, Wisconsin, said when s… Read more
Mercury Marine has presented John’s Motor Sports of Hayward its Ser… Read more
Anglers who reel in the big ones Musky Fest weekend will want to take part in the 70th annual Hayward Lions Club Fishing Contest, headquartered at the Lions Fish Booth on Second Street in downtown Hayward.
The 2019 Northwest Wisconsin Lakes Conference, which has become one of the state’s premier lake conferences, will return to Hayward this year on Friday, June 21, at Hayward Middle School.
John Franklin Sigafus, age 85, of Hayward, formerly of Reedsbu…
Eleanor "Ellie" Jacobson died at Alexian Brothers Hospice Resi…
Mary J. Dillon, age 78, of Hayward, WI died Friday, May 31, 20…
Dean Peet, 84 of Barnes, WI passed away peacefully Friday, May…
Jerome “Jerry” D. Chartier, age 82, passed away Saturday, June…
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The Hayward Area Memory Cafe invites all community members to attend a presentation by the Sawyer County K-9 Unit from 1 to 2 p.m. Tuesday, June 25, in the Sherman & Ruth Weiss Community Library meeting room.
The Hayward Piecemakers Quilt Guild’s biennial quilt show will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, July 27, at the Hayward Wesleyan Church.
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Every now and then you receive messages that tell you that you are among your people, and members of my clan are all around. My roots are deep in the fertile families of southeastern Minnesota, and though I was schooled in a Cold War-winning 1980s Blue Chip education system in Rochester, Min…
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On one of our few sunny days in early May, I took a scenic drive to Juniper Rock Overlook on the North Country Trail, hoping to find early spring wildflowers starting to bloom. On the way, I parked at a boat landing and crossed the road to explore the haze of yellow brightening a wet ditch.
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“Do you guys keep bees?” is a fairly common question at Farmstead Creamery. And not a surprising one, given the dire state of honeybees nationwide. Pollinating insects — which include all kinds of bees and butterflies — are an essential part of our ecosystem. As they buzz or flit from flower…
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