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Former Tombstone Pizza plant to produce cereal
Nature's Path Foods Inc., a Canadian breakfast food producer, will get a $250,000 grant from the state for its new facility in Sussex, Gov.
Capelle returns to roots as Uwsp Sid
Mitch Capelle was willing to travel the globe for a chance to remain close to the sporting world.
Cattlemen's association plans event
A new cattlemen's organization has been formed in north central Wisconsin. The North Central Wisconsin Cattlemen's Association is composed of beef producers from Price, Taylor and surrounding counties.
Woman builds houses in Grenada
MEDFORD -- When most people head to the Caribbean during Wisconsin's coldest and dreariest months, it is to relax on a beach.
Wireless Internet access in works for Abbotsford, rural neighbors
ABBOTSFORD -- A wireless Internet service provider has sworn to go where no other provider has gone before.
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Up the Creek: Stories flow by the campfire
Look around and observe nature in constant motion. Clouds drifting across the summer sky, leaves rustling by way of the wind, rivers constantly in shift, flames from a flickering campfire -- all signs of ...
DOT looks for input on 6-year plan
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation has published its Six-Year Highway Improvement Program and is seeking public input on the plans for the northwest region's 20-county area.
Medical student to shadow Medford doctor
Laura Paulson, a medical student at the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, recently began a hands-on job shadowing with Dr.
Medford players cover 'Year With Frog and Toad'
Witness the passing of the seasons with two best friends in the Broadway hit "A Year With Frog And Toad" as the Medford Area Community Theatre opens in the Red/White theater at Medford Area Senior High School ...
Teen's Body Recovered From Taylor County Lake
The body of a 17-year-old swimmer has been recovered from a Taylor County lake. The sheriff's department says the boy was swimming with friends at Sacketts Lake in the Town of Molitor Tuesday about 5:20 p.m. ...
Learn how to preserve what's in your garden
MEDFORD -- Gardeners seeking ways to preserve the bounty of their labors are invited to two upcoming classes.
Prenatal Yoga: 9 a.m. on Fridays at Namaste Yoga Studio, 103 S. Central Ave. , Marshfield.
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Area preps for Fourth of July festivities
One of the area's largest Independence Day celebrations will again take place in one of central Wisconsin's smallest cities.
Blood banks to hold pre-4th drives
Wausau-area blood banks say their supplies are holding for now, but they need donors to keep rolling up their sleeves to meet needs.
Hi 75 F Lo 56 F Happy Father's Day to all of you out there today! Even though it was a little breezy, hopefully you were able to get out and enjoy the sunshine, maybe do some golfing or fishing.
Shirley M. Martin, 68, 849 S. Park Ave., Medford, died Monday, June 16, 2008, at Memorial Health Center, Medford.
Convicted burglar sentenced to jail time
Marting Glenn, 23, of Mosinee, was sentenced to five years in prison with five years of extended supervision for the burglary of Jones Jewelry in Medford on April 26, 2004.
Artisan will share Intarsia technique at exhibit opening
MEDFORD -- The Black River Art Gallery, 178 S. Main St., will present 'An Art Exhibit: Featuring Sister Shirley Wagner,' June 19 to 21.
Piano Arts competition is amplified
Piano Arts of Wisconsin has raised the bar for its latest biennial piano competition, to be held June 20-24 at three area venues.