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Air Force Band performs music show at Wausau East High School
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - The U.S. Air Force Band performed for Wausau East High School students Wednesday morning. The band performed with Stevens Point native Maj. Mike Mitchell, a former band piano player who became an Air Force pilot. Flight simulator at the event. Students also strapped into a full...
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Big screen film tells story of local Wisconsin hero
Big screen film tells story of local Wisconsin hero.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Sharon native, Hollywood Walk of Fame star recipient, ‘The Lettermen’ founding member Tony Butala dies at 87
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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