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Minocqua Girl Makes National Geographic Bee Finals
Ten young scholars have made it to the finals of the National Geographic Bee, where they'll compete for a $25,000 college scholarship.
NWC to host free back yard birding presentation
Spring really has sprung and the birds have arrived. The Northwoods Wildlife Center has been receiving numerous reports of sick and dead birds, especially common redpolls, found at bird feeders.
Most of Wisconsin no longer in drought after late ...
The most devastating drought in years continues to vanish in Wisconsin, as the late winter keeps providing much-needed moisture.
C. W. Hooper established The Lakeland Times in 1891. Due to an expansion in 1981, The Lakeland Time's office is currently located at 510 Chippewa Street, Minocqua, Wisconsin.
Minocqua Veterans Proud of Historic Flag
There is a strange calm about downtown Minocqua this time of year. The lakes are just now starting to unfreeze and the shops are dark waiting for the summer rush of tourists.
Clean Boats, Clean Waters workshops offered
Two free Clean Boats, Clean Waters workshops, hosted by the Oneida County Land and Water Department and the University of Wisconsin-Extension, and sponsored by the Wisconsin Lakes Partnership are being planned for in May.
Bailey, a physical education teacher at Everest for nine years, will vie with four other district winners for the distinguished honor of National High School Physical Education Teacher of the Year.
Late Season Ice Impacts Northwoods Businesses
Many Northwoods communities rely heavily on tourism to make the economy thrive. Last year at this time places like Minocqua already had tourists and anglers flocking to the area.
AH&LA Honors Members From Across the Country with State Leadership...
In addition, , which is presented to an outstanding Certified Master Hotel Supplier for their dedication to and innovation within the industry.