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Marathon County begins limited H1N1 clinics
The Marathon County Health Department will begin limited H1N1 vaccination clinics on Tuesday.
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The Wall That Heals, a traveling half-scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., will be on display on Medford Middle School grounds from today through Sunday.
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"Go to Health" at Marathon County Public Library
Marathon County Public Library invites you to stop in and get free health information at our Wausau location on Nov.
Updated: Wausau considering sewer rate hike
The Wausau Water Works Commission is considering raising sewer and water rates by 20 to 30 percent, which would increase an average family of four's utility bill $70 to $100 a year.
Updated: Teachers: Student impact of budget plans unclear
Wausau School District teachers, speaking through their union president tonight, want to know more about the educational impact the district's budget plans will have on students.
The Wausau Daily Herald is seeking names and address of servicemen and women stationed far from home.
Sunday's balmy weather encouraged Wausau-area residents to take to the outdoors for what could be the last weekend until spring when the temperature reaches 60 degrees.
Town Chatter: Former Wausau resident seeks ornaments
A former Wausau resident is looking for help to replace some ceramic Christmas ornaments.
Plane buffs spend hours building, restoring crafts at Wausau airport
There's more to the Wausau Downtown Airport than meets the eye, a point that its manager, John Chmiel, emphasizes whenever he talks to people about what's going on there.
Tipped workers suffer in recession
Rick Gehrke's income has never been a sure thing during his seven years as a taxi driver.
Stained-glass artist sees new life for church
Derek Chambers is not a religious man, but tearing out the old pews and carpeting from a 97-year-old church on the corner of Fourth Avenue and Thomas Street will be painful for him.
Wausau Police : 911 Call From Passerby May Have Saved Man's Life After Jumping Off Bridge
Thanks to a 911 call from a passerby, emergency crews say they were on the scene in minutes.
Autopsy: D.C. Everest Cross Country Runner Had Genetic Disease
An autopsy has found a genetic disorder in the 14-year-old D.C. Everest Junior High student who died in September during cross country practice.
Sex offender to be released Monday in Wausau
A registered sex offender who was sentenced to prison in 1992 will be released on parole Monday in Wausau.
Police: No major injuries for man who jumped from Wausau bridge
A 40-year-old man jumped from the Bridge Street bridge to the Wisconsin River below this morning and did not suffer any major injuries, Wausau Police Lt.
Last person to see missing teen released from jail
The last person to see missing Antigo teen Kayla Berg posted bond Thursday afternoon.
November Dangerous For Deer-Automobile Crashes
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Wausau man returns to prison for 7th OWI
A Wausau man was sentenced Tuesday to four years in prison on multiple drunken driving charges.
Wausau's 'silent runner' believed in community
If you've lived, worked, played or shopped in Wausau, you've been affected in some way by the man everybody called "Kelly." Bart Kellnhauser, 85, of Wausau died Friday at Aspirus Wausau Hospital.
Column: Kellnhauser built legacy behind scenes
If you move in certain Wausau circles, there's a good chance you knew Bart Kellnhauser.