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PHILLIPS — The Price County Register of Deeds office released its real property sales reports for the week of Nov. 6, 2026. CITY OF PARK FALLS • Jeremy William and Kaye Smart to Myers Construction Inc. • Daniel, Donald, David, and Delmar Palacheck and Christine Rand to Joseph Palacheck. • Daryl Damask to Benito Colon Jr. and Antonette Matis. VILLAGE OF CATAWBA • Richard, Mary Louise, Loretta andEugene Manula and Tammy Neils to Nicole Birdeau-Rabalais. TOWN OF ELK • Donald L. Smith Estate to Dean and Cheryl Hartwig. • Robert Pike and Tracy Bronson to Wayne and Holly Gardner. TOWN OF FIFIELD • Michael and Dena McGriff to James J. & Jami S. Erdmann Revocable Trust. • Guy Schroeder to Ryan Nelson. TOWN OF FLAMBEAU • Barbara Peirick to Alexis Conniff and Eric Kottke. TOWN OF KENNAN • Tammy Russell to Francis Jr. and Jodi Lenz. TOWN OF OGEMA • Benjamin Roycraft and Amy Abele Roycraft to Adam Utke. • Gregory and Rosalie Hartmann and Marlon Sanchez to Tanowemag Farm Family Trust. • Bruce Meyer to Donald A. & Tracy C. Janes Revocable Trust. TOWN OF SPIRIT • Michael Nelson to Dale and Beth Thoreson.
Before the sun clears the silos, a lot of Wisconsin farmers have already finished chores and claimed their usual seat at the local cafe. These small-town spots open early, pour coffee by the pot, and serve breakfast that could fuel a full day in the field. From dairy country in...
RHINELANDER (WJFW) — Protesters were outside of the Social Security office on Navajo Street in Rhinelander Thursday afternoon making their voices heard regarding cuts to the office. There have been many cuts to the Rhinelander office and others around the country. The protesters say that these cuts don’t just...
Beachcomber Lounge serves its famous fish fry every Thursday and Friday, with fish grilled over an open flame or fried to perfection. Don’t forget to leave room for their famous homemade cheesecake!. Flick’s Resort, Bar & Grill. Located on Lake George, Flick’s combines resort accommodations with a welcoming...
Community members in the Town of Nokomis in western Oneida County have voted down a plan for some Emergency Medical Service upgrades. The 1.2-million-dollar proposal was considered at a Special Town Meeting Thursday evening. A Facebook post from the Nokomis Volunteer Fire Department says electors voted against the measure 156...
Northern Wisconsin could see its first accumulating snowfall of the season, with up to 3 inches possible in parts of Iron and Ashland counties.
A deer hide can go a long way toward helping others! The Rhinelander Lions Club is encouraging hunters to donate their hides this season, with proceeds supporting camper scholarships at the Wisconsin Lions Camp.
Some in rural Wisconsin communities say a plan to cut landline telephone service on or after Nov. 16 could leave thousands of Wisconsinites disconnected. The planned change comes as part of a push to modernize Verizon’s communication network, according to the company. Statewide, Verizon estimates 3,500 addresses — both...
Lake-effect snow continues through Friday, with overnight and early morning accumulation most likely.
RHINELANDER, Wis. (WSAW) - Lights of the Northwoods will return to Hodag Park this holiday season for its 10th year. The free light display will be open nightly from 5 to 9 p.m. Dec. 1 through Jan. 1. Pets are welcome. Visitors can see holiday lights, listen to music and...
RHINELANDER, Wis. (WJFW) — During a meeting Tuesday morning, the Oneida County Board of Supervisors voted to approve the 2027 budget with zero funding for tourism. Multiple attempts at amending the budget to include roughly $90,000 in tourism funding were voted down. During the public comment period, several people voiced their concern about the budget cuts.
HARSHAW, Wis. (WSAW) - Rondele Ranch will bring back its Christmas Wonderland holiday light display beginning Nov. 27. Proceeds will benefit local nonprofit organizations across the Northwoods. The annual display features more than 1 million lights and seasonal scenes made by the ranch’s MetalCraft fabrication shop. Walking and driving...
Winter School District voters on Tuesday Nov. 3 passed an operational funding referendum by a vote of 1,174 ‘Yes’ to 546 ‘No.’ The school, with a current enrollment of approximately 220 students, is facing an $890,000 deficit to balance the budget, driven by declining enrollment and flat state funding. The school district has taken from their fund balance, but that will be depleted by next year. The Nov. 3 referendum asked voters to approve an additional $1.5 million for each of the next four years beginning in 2026-27. Funds would be used for costs associated with school safety, sustaining or updating curriculum and programs, deferred facility maintenance and staffing. According to an information booklet published by the school, “We cannot continue to provide essential programs and curriculum, continue with deferred maintenance projects, hire, develop, and retain quality staff members within the District’s allowable revenue limit.” Town of Hayward Town of Hayward voters rejected a facilities referendum proposal asking if the town should borrow up to $9 million to renovate the existing town hall and build a new fire station and highway department facility, with a vote of 1,067 ‘No’ to 657 ‘Yes.’ Sawyer County Other Sawyer County vote totals from
WISCONSIN RAPIDS — Two unbeaten programs. One state title on the line. The No. 1 seeds from both sides of the WIAA 8-player football bracket — Belmont (14-0) and Gilman (13-0) — meet Saturday at South Wood County Stadium in Wisconsin Rapids for the 8-player state championship. Kickoff is set for 1:00 p.m.
Voters in Sawyer County kept the small, rural school district of Winter alive by passing an operational referendum in the November midterm election. District leaders were preparing to dissolve the district if voters had rejected the tax levy increase. Other districts that failed referendums are facing the same threat, as...
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - Several area churches and community centers are opening their doors this Thanksgiving to make sure everyone has the chance to have a warm meal and some friendly company. Antigo. Carving Memories will host their 5th annual free Thanksgiving meal at Northstar Lanes located at 400 Prosser...
Funding has been cut for the Oneida County Tourism Council. The Oneida County Board passed a budget this week that eliminated the funding. The organization had originally requested $90,000 to support tourism promotion. Krystal Westphal, President and CEO of the Minocqua Area Visitors Bureau, was among those speaking before the...
WOODRUFF, Wis. (WJFW) — With the historic World Series win by the Milwaukee Brewers, the demand for team memorabilia has increased greatly at a local sports card shop. Local memorabilia shops have brought many new people to the hobby of collecting since the Brewers won the franchise's first World Series.
Enbridge crews have been removing contaminated soil at the site of a gas leak on the company’s Line 5 oil and gas pipeline in northern Wisconsin. The Aug. 25 leak occurred as the company has been building a new 41-mile segment of Line 5 around the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa’s reservation in Ashland and Iron counties.
TOWN OF PLUM LAKE, Wis. (WJFW) — A Vilas County community center officially opened the doors to its newly constructed community center over the weekend. “The amount of people that have shown up today shows that the community feels just as great about it," said town chair, Jackey Postuchow.