Price County News

A Minnesota hunter has agreed to plead guilty to lying to a federal agent about where he killed a bear in Wisconsin. via WEAU-TV Eau Claire

By Eric Knudson, THE-BEEDo you have an opinion on baiting and feeding of deer? Do you want your opinion to be heard or would you rather have someone else decide for you? Perhaps you are a musky angler with an ... via The Bee

Price County District Attorney Mark Fuhr said he will not file criminal charges in connection with the Nov. via Wausau Daily Herald

Mary Beth Nutt, the daughter of Doug and Patty Nutt of Phillips, is the county, district and state winner of this year's Agriculture in the Classroom" essay contest. via The Bee

“We have been hosting this event for three years at Flambeau Lanes and comments from the audience were wonderful”

Members of a local "Red Hat" club were among the women attending the March 27 "Red Dress" dinner and fashion show sponsored by the Price County Women's Health Alliance. via The Bee

Members of the Prentice Ambulance Service receive a check for $6,523 from Holly and Dan Virnig, owners of Birch Island resort. via The Bee

“I'm not a member of Citizens for Fair Taxes.”

My, such an interesting collection of "Opinions" page letters in the March 27 issue of THE-BEE. Some newspapers call this page Vox Pops, or voice of the people, and that's what it's all about. via The Bee

“In one instance, a student didn't have enough money to pay her day care bill and had to ask for financial assistance.”

Prentice High School seniors Mindy Gullickson, Tiffany Marten, Adrienne Larson and Erica DeBoth discussed how well they were staying within their individual budgeting plans while attending the Price County ... via The Bee

“Delegation of authority is huge”

Price County's Emergency Management group is making sure its team members are ready in case the county encounters some type of catastrophe. via The Bee

“I believe Tammy will be a huge asset to our organization, and I look forward to continued growth in the number of matches in which we serve.”

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Northwoods, Inc. welcomes a new face; Announces date for Bowl for Kids' Sake 2008 THE-BEE Last updated: Thursday, March 27th, 2008 09:55:45 AM Executive Director Amy Mareno is ... via The Bee

Zoning laws are often necessary, but passing everything on the DNRs wish list is very detrimental to property owners and the county. via The Bee

Once in a while, even when saying what we feel won't really have much of an impact on major events, one has to stand up and be counted. via The Bee

According to a press release from Vilas County, at approximately 1:30 a.m. the Lac Du Flambeau Tribal Police received a report of suspicious activity at the Tribal Center on Little Pines Road. via WAOW-TV Wausau

Milwaukee is the 44th most populous county in the nation, according to population estimates released today by the U.S. Census Bureau, solidifying its place among America's 50 largest counties. via Milwaukee Journal-Sentinal

“My daughter will graduate from high school in June, and through her 21 years, we have traveled thousands of miles to obtain services for her”

It is a basic right most Americans take for granted - to choose how and where they want to live. via The Bee

I am writing regarding Mr. Gomoll's letter on zoning printed in the March 13 BEE. via The Bee

The Fifield Town Board decided Thursday, March 6, to continue discussion of the re-appointment of Town Clerk Sally Putnam and Town Treasurer Jessica Loewe at the next town board meeting, set for 6:30 p.m. ... via Park Falls Herald

The smiling faces of Gayle Stangle, Kathy Klein and Rhea Lucht greeted those picking up daffodils and American Cancer Society Bears on ACS Daffodil Days in Park Falls on Tuesday, May 11. via Park Falls Herald

“We will also be discussing any items of concern or topics that people may want to bring up”

Whether or not the groundhog saw his shadow on Feb. 2, the news that the managers of both the Phillips and the Southern Price County farmers markets have scheduled their first meeting of the year should be an ... via The Bee

“I think it was interesting how much they ate”

Price County Historical Society member Barbara Boeck gave a presentation Feb. 21 to Phillips Elementary School fourth-graders. She spoke about the work of loggers and life in the logging camps in northern ... via The Bee