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  • WARM TEMPS, FADING PANDEMIC BODE WELL FOR OPENING WEEKEND ANGLERS, BUSINESSES
  • EARLY HATCH
  • SPRING PROJECTS
  • PINES BASEBALL FACES TOUGH STRETCH TO OPEN 2021 SEASON
  • DEJA VU DANCE
  • GOLD MEDALISTS
    
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  • WASHINGTON OKS POLICY REGULATING ‘STRIP CLUBS’ IN TOWN

    In a special town board meeting last Friday morning, the town of Washington Board adopted an ordinance regulating adult entertainment businesses within the town, though the town can’t deny the business.
    The special meeting came on the heels of the town’s annual meeting April 19, when more than 
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  • SZEWS NAMED PRINCIPAL AT THREE LAKES SCHOOL

    SZEWS NAMED PRINCIPAL AT THREE LAKES SCHOOL

    Three Lakes School District has announced that Justin Szews has accepted the position of Three Lakes 7-12 principal beginning with the 2021-’22 school year. 
    Szews is
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  • Loon catastrophe

    Loon catastrophe

    North Woods ‘rehabbers’ help downed birds

    Last week’s cold snap brought spring to a screeching halt, but it resulted in more than just the usual bellyaching by locals who weren’t too keen to see
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  • BODY OF MISSING TEEN FOUND NEAR PAULDING

    PAULDING, MICH. —  The multi-day search for a missing teen in the Paulding, Mich., area ended April 26, after his body was found in the woods near his home, according to authorities.

    Officials with
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  • Pines to continue mask requirement

    After hearing from a dozen parents and with input from the Vilas County Health Department, the Northland Pines School Board affirmed continuing the district’s face mask policy through the end of the 2020-’21 school year June 4.
    Of parents who provided input at last week’s school board meeting, six
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  • Bluejays aim for solid play in conference

    The Three Lakes-Phelps baseball team has set a precedent in recent years that they aim to continue this season.
    After an undefeated 2019 campaign and consecutive Northern Lakes Conference (NLC) championships spanning back to 2017, coaches Tyler Lorenz and Brad Bisnette know there is 
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  • MUSEUM SLATED TO OPEN MAY 17 FOR AREA FAMILIES

    The Northwoods Children’s Museum in Eagle River will reopen for play by reservation starting next week.
    A members-only week will be held the week of May 10th, followed by the general public reopening on May 17. A maximum of
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  • OUTDOOR FARMERS MARKET TO BEGIN NEXT WEDNESDAY

    Nothing says spring like the start of the Eagle River Farmers’ Market which will begin at its outdoor location on Highway 45 N. next Wednesday, May 12.
    Since 2004, the Eagle River Farmers’ Market has served the community by providing fresh products to people in the area via small producers, gardeners, farmers, local gardens and
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  • MARIEN REELS IN THE WINS DURING FIRST YEAR AT MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY

    MARIEN REELS IN THE WINS DURING FIRST YEAR AT MCKENDREE UNIVERSITY

    Harmon Marien, a 2020 Northland Pines High School graduate, has started off his fishing career at McKendree University with several accomplishments throughout his freshman year. 
    Marien, 19, has
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  • TAKE STEPS NOW TO AVOID CONFLICTS WITH BEARS: DNR

    TAKE STEPS NOW TO AVOID CONFLICTS WITH BEARS: DNR

    The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) encourages residents and visitors to take precautions to avoid potential conflicts with black bears across the state as they emerge from their dens early this spring.
    Black bears are
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BUSINESS GUIDE

  • Friendship House
  • Rhinelander Honda
  • ChoiceTel
    
    
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DINING GUIDE

  • Hillbilly Hollow
  • Lucy's Lunchbox
  • Mary Kate's Wine Bar
  • Chef Rene's at the Inn
  • Prime Choice Meat Market
  • Whitetail Inn
  • Kickback Grill
  • Twilight Supper Club
  • Erin's Pub 'n' Grub
  • T. J. Grizzlies
  • Clearview Supper Club
  • Aromas Restaurant & Bar
  • Gateway Lodge Restaurant and Lodge
    
    
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