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Healthcare in Waupaca’s old days

WAUPACA – The Winchester Academy will present “The Doctor Is In: A History of Medicine and Healthcare in Waupaca,” by Tracy Behrendt on November 9 at 6:30 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church, 206 E. Badger Street in Waupaca. Tracy Behrendt moved to Waupaca in 2011 and has...

Waupaca, WI · 8d
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Sawyer County Record

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Johnson runs in state cross-country meet

Hayward Hurricanes junior Beck Johnson placed 79th out of 151 runners in the WIAA Division 2 state championship race at The Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids Friday Oct. 30. Beck’s time in the state 5-kilometer race was 17:34.2. Beck qualified for state by placing ninth in the Rice Lake Sectional on Oct. 23 in 16:51.2, which was the No. 9 all-the best for HHS cross-country. Setting personal records at the boys sectional were freshman Brodie Lamoureaux, 20th overall in 17:24, No. 19 all-time for HHS; Vincent Asher, 55th in 18:39; and Gabe Paquin, 36th in 17:53. Achieving personal records in the girls sectional race at Rice Lake were Hurricane runners Cynthia Hart, 65th in 24:12; Maggie Nelson, 74th in 25:20; Miika Kirchner, 80th in 26:11; and JayLeiya St. Germaine, 84th in 28:08.

Wisconsin Rapids, WI · 8d

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Weyauwega International Film Festival showcases local and global flicks

Local news about the companies, people and issues that impact business in Northeast Wisconsin and beyond. In a small town in central Wisconsin, independent filmmaking gets a stage in a global way. Each November since 2011, the Weyauwega International Film Festival has offered filmmakers the chance to showcase their work...

Weyauwega, WI · 7d
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Michigan Mama News

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Emagine Entertainment Announces November "Emagine for Everyone" Inclusive Screening Dates

Michigan Events Blogger November 4, 2026 0 Events , Michigan Photo courtesy of Emagine Entertainment Offering Inclusive Screening Opportunities for those with Dementia, Hearing Challenges, Sensory Sensitivities, New Parents, and Young Children. Emagine Entertainment, presents “ Emagine For Everyone ” programming at their theatre locations in Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin. Emagine For Everyone is designed to create a warm, inclusive environment for families, individuals with sensory sensitivities, new parents, those who require on-screen captions, and individuals and their caretakers living with dementia. The program wants to ensure that everyone can enjoy the big screen experience together. To learn more about Emagine For Everyone and to see upcoming screening dates for Emagine Together , Open Caption , and Dementia Friendly screenings, visit www.Emagine-Entertainment.com and select “Emagine For Everyone” from the Specialty Film dropdown menu. Emagine Together Screenings Emagine Together screenings offer a relaxed, inclusive movie experience tailored for families, children, and teens with sensory needs in addition to new parents looking for a stress-free outing with their little ones. Emagine Together screenings will offer a sensory-friendly environment with brighter house lights providing a well-lit theatre for added comfort, and lower sound levels for those with more sensitive ears. The screenings

Michigan · 8d

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2026 We Energies Cookie Book available now; how to get yours

MILWAUKEE - Get ready for the holidays! The 2026 We Energies Cookie Book was released on Monday, Nov. 2, kicking off the festive season. This year’s Cookie Book features 38 recipes from Wisconsin home bakers, along with their best baking tips and advice to make your holiday spirits bright.

Milwaukee, WI · 10d

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Silver screen comes alive in Weyauwega

WEYAUWEGA – Actress Angelica Page will be at the Weyauwega International Film Festival that begins next week on Wednesday, Nov. 11. She is the daughter of actors Rip Torn and Geraldine Page. Her feature film debut was in Nobody’s Fool with Paul Newman. She’s also starred in The Sixth Sense with Bruce Willis and The Contender with Gary Oldman and Jeff Bridges.

Weyauwega, WI · 8d

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'The Sound of Music' brings love, courage and hope to Wisconsin stages

WISCONSIN — In the early 1980s, Kevin Earley auditioned for a production of “The Sound of Music” in Chicago. At just 10-years-old, he booked the role of Kurt, one of the famous von Trapp children. He did the show at the age of 11. Now, decades later,...

Wisconsin · 8d

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Central Chamber Chorale to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with concerts

MARSHFIELD, WIS (OnFocus) — The Central Chamber Chorale will celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with two free concerts featuring a musical tribute to American history and the nation’s diverse musical traditions. The program, titled “America Tapestry: Chamber Chorale Celebrates 250th Anniversary,” will be presented...

Marshfield, WI · 8d

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Win Tickets to the Christmas with John Barry show at the Performing Arts Center of Wisconsin Rapids on December 3rd, 2026!

The holidays are coming, and we’ve got a great way to get you into the Christmas spirit! John Barry is bringing his Christmas with John Barry show to the Performing Arts Center of Wisconsin Rapids on December 3rd, 2026!. And B104.9 wants to send you to the show! We’ll...

Wisconsin Rapids, WI · 9d

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Waupaca High School performs Rodgers & Hammerstein's classic musical Oklahoma!

The talented cast and crew of Waupaca High School will perform Rodgers & Hammerstein's classic musical Oklahoma! at the Waupaca High School PAC on Nov. 6 at 7 p.m., Nov. 7 at 7 p.m., and Nov 8 at 2:30 p.m., They will deliver deliver high-spirited choreography, unforgettable vocal performances, and rich storytelling that will have the whole community singing along. Tickets for some incredible, local high school theater are just $15 for adults and $10 for students. Tickets can be purchased at the door or on the GoFan app.

Waupaca, WI · 8d

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Library budget in limbo after arbitration meeting

Representatives of the municipalities that make up the Rhinelander Library District – Pine Lake, Pelican, Newbold, Crescent and the City of Rhinelander – met at the library on Tuesday Oct. 27 to finalize the library’s 2027 budget. After a tense discussion, Newbold Town Chairman Dan Hess, who chaired the meeting, made a motion to “keep the budget share at 2026 levels.” The motion passed on a vote of 4-0-1 (the city’s representative, interim administrator Adam Gitter, abstained). However, almost immediately after the meeting adjourned, library officials indicated the vote was invalid and another meeting must be scheduled to finalize the budget. The issue, according to library director Virginia Roberts, is that the district members are not allowed to set their individual share of the annual budget and the wording of Hess’s motion was “to keep the budget share at 2026 levels.”

Rhinelander, WI · 8d

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Festival Foods Announces New Location for Annual Turkey Trot

Festival Foods has announced a new Marshfield location for its 19th annual Festival Foods Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 26. All race activities and packet pickup will be held at UW-Stevens Point’s Marshfield Campus, located at 2000 W 5th St., Marshfield, WI 54449. Founded in 2007, the Festival Foods Turkey Trot has grown into one of Wisconsin’s largest and most cherished holiday traditions.

Marshfield, WI · 9d

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Wisconsin Maritime Museum Think And Drink To Focus On Wisconsin Weather

The Wisconsin Maritime Museum is hosting an expert on how weather events have shaped local communities. Their next Think and Drink takes place tomorrow (November 5th), with doors opening at 6:00 p.m. and the presentation getting underway at 6:30 p.m. Neville Public Museum Curator James Peth will explore the meteorological...

Wisconsin · 8d

Dailymotion Vibes

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In Wisconsin, of course! #CaughtOnCamera #FirstVideoChallenge

Wisconsin · 9d

WDEZ 101.9 FM

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Wayne Newton, Brand-New Seats, and Broadway: Downtown Wausau’s Grand Theater Reopens This Weekend

Central Wisconsin, say goodbye to those squeaky, cramped theater chairs and get ready for a whole new night out on the town!. After six months of intense, top-to-bottom renovations, downtown Wausau’s historic Grand Theater is throwing its doors wide open this Saturday night. Executive Director Sean Wright swung by the 101.9 WDEZ studio to chat with Bryan Scott, and the verdict is in: this isn’t just a fresh coat of paint—it’s a total game changer for local entertainment.

Wausau, WI · 9d

WKBN

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Sharon native, Hollywood Walk of Fame star recipient, ‘The Lettermen’ founding member Tony Butala dies at 87

Wisconsin · 10d

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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November is Native American Heritage Month. Celebrate with Indigenous art.

Shekóli (“hello” in Oneida) and yaw^ko (“thank you”) for reading the First Nations Wisconsin newsletter. November is Native American Heritage Month and Indigenous artists are celebrating by showcasing their work. On Nov. 7 and 8, the Woodland Indian Art Show and Market will feature the work of 45 Indigenous artisans at the Oneida Hotel in Green Bay. Carvings, jewelry, weaving, pottery, quillwork and beadwork will all be on sale. As part of the event, the Thee Clans Ballroom will feature the Oneida Hymn Singers, an Indigenous fashion show and a book reading of “Drums Along the Fox” by Rick Church. On Saturday, Nov. 14, the Native Art Market will feature more than 40 Indigenous artists at the Arts and Literature Laboratory in Madison. Indigenous artwork typically blends cultural meaning with functionality. Oneida artists in Wisconsin, for example, are earning praise for incorporating Haudenosaunee raised beadwork into their pieces. Karen Ann Hoffman recently announced her piece “Elder Brother, the Sun” – a large, yellow velvet urn embellished with Haudenosaunee raised beadwork – is now on display at EPCOT, part of Walt Disney World in Florida. “Our traditions inspired this piece," she said. "We’re instructed to be mindful and grateful for our

Green Bay, WI · 9d

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Late chef Carson Gulley focus of PBS Wisconsin Biographies; The Depolarization Project; Why heart failure is afflicting younger adults

We discuss the late chef Carson Gulley with two PBS Wisconsin Biographies producers. Then, we talk with the editor of “Reasons to be Cheerful” about the online magazine’s Depolarization Project. And then, we talk with a UW Health cardiologist about heart failure. Behind the scenes of Wisconsin...

Wisconsin · 9d

WBAY Green Bay

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Mulva Cultural Center to host author Carol Cornelius on Wisconsin treaty history Nov. 7

DE PERE, Wis. (WBAY) - Mulva Cultural Center will host author Carol A. Cornelius for “A History in Indigenous Voices” from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, in Discover Auditorium. The event is about the Indigenous voices and nation-to-nation treaties that helped shape Wisconsin’s history. Admission...

Wisconsin · 9d

Stevens Point Journal

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SPASH dynasty snags historic 5th straight title | WIAA XC championships

WISCONSIN RAPIDS – The Ridges Golf Course on Friday, Oct. 31, served as an impromptu family reunion for the Stevens Point cross country team at the WIAA state championships. Over decades, SPASH has made its presence felt on that stage, and the community of Panthers gathered around the venue to watch history as the Panthers snagged a historic fifth consecutive state championship. For SPASH co-head coach Kevin Hopp, it was a culmination of hard work and bearing down and focusing on one objective at a time. The expectations were large for the Panthers entering the tournament, and leveling that pressure meant not letting the moment overwhelm them. And with SPASH members in bunches there to support them, the young Panthers delivered and brought back a state-record tying 16th Division 1 boys’ title. Streit 6 TD's lift Wildcats in L2: Edgar's Graham Streit turns in 6 TD's as Wildcats zoom past Pardeeville “Five,” Hopp said. “You know, these guys were just trying to win one. That was kind of the mindset today. We're just trying to win one, but everyone knows in the back of their head that they're trying to win five, and that puts a little extra pressure on

Stevens Point, WI · 12d