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This Underrated Wisconsin Town Is So Cheap Your Social Security Check Feels Like A Fortune
There’s a town in Wisconsin where your money doesn’t just go further, it practically throws on a pair of running shoes and sprints ahead of you. Marshfield, Wisconsin is that town, and it’s been quietly making believers out of skeptics for longer than most people realize. Here’s...
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Chippewa Valley community leaders, students react to historic diversity wave in 2026 midterms
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Colfantastic Christmas in the Village - December 4th
Get ready for a magical evening in Colfax filled with Christmas cheer, community fun, and holiday traditions!. Join us for a MEAT RAFFLE, yummy treats, and holiday fun! The meat raffle drawing will take place right before the parade!. HOT COCOA. Warm up with delicious hot cocoa provided by Bethany...
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700 Grand opens in Wausau, adding 50 apartments and community services
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - Wausau city leaders and community partners celebrated the grand opening of a new housing development at the corner of Grand Avenue and Thomas Street. 700 Grand has 50 apartment units and on-site support services to Wausau’s Southwest Jones neighborhood. The property offers one-, two-, and...
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Grand Theater in Wausau reopens after renovations
The new-look Grand Theater opens Saturday. Six months of construction are in the books, and the venue is ready to welcome Wayne Newton to the stage. Second Century Campaign Marketing Manager Sadie Fisher says patrons will notice a mix of new and old looks. “It will feel like the Grand you know and love, but it also looks so much brighter and fresher. The theater itself has so many colors.”
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Bridge over Mississippi River connecting communities in Wisconsin, Iowa opens
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Wausau alders were told in 2024 a lead pipe ordinance would earn state points. Without one, the city lost forgiveness, public works director says.
Wausau’s public works director blames the council for lost lead pipe forgiveness, and the record shows alders were told in 2024 an ordinance would earn state funding points. “Had the City Council passed the resolution timely the city would have scored within the principal forgiveness funding range,” Public Works and Utilities Director Eric Lindman wrote in a Nov. 4 memo to the Wausau Water Works Commission.