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Stevens Point Journal

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Healthy Halloween Hoopla swaps candy for healthy family fun Oct. 23

STEVENS POINT − The Central Wisconsin Children’s Museum will host its Healthy Halloween Hoopla from 3-6 p.m. Oct. 23 at the museum in downtown Stevens Point, offering families Halloween-themed activities, healthier snacks and prize opportunities. The event, formerly known as BooHaha Museum Spooktacular, has been rebranded to emphasize healthier food choices during the Halloween season, according to a community announcement. Children attending the event will receive a boo bucket at the door containing a selection of items. Additional prizes can be earned by participating in activities throughout the museum and special exhibit experiences. Attendees are encouraged to wear costumes and take part in a costume parade scheduled for 4:30 p.m. Visitors also can participate in an art project, listen to a Halloween-themed storytime session and enjoy a snack bar featuring healthier options. Focus on alternatives to candy “This is easily one of our most well-attended events,” says Executive Director Tori Neff. “Kids already receive so many sweets this time of year, so we want to focus on some healthier food options and prizes versus candies.” The museum also plans a raffle featuring prizes donated by local businesses, according to the announcement. Ticket information Organizers said ticket availability is limited and

Stevens Point, WI · 20d

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Novel tells of Polish immigrant workers in Detroit; Poles celebrate their heritage in Wisconsin; and the path of a Migrant Farm Workers leader

A new historical novel focuses on the struggle of Depression-era Polish immigrant workers in the Midwest. Then, we talk about the enduring heritage of Poles in Wisconsin. Then, we revisit a conversation with Migrant Farm Workers leader Jesús Salas. Novel spotlights Polish immigrants’ fight for better working conditions in...

Wisconsin · 26d

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47th annual Alpine Holiday returns to Marshfield

MARSHFIELD – Columbus Catholic Schools will host its 47th annual Alpine Holiday on Friday, Nov. 13, and Saturday, Nov. 14, at Columbus Catholic High School, 710 S. Columbus Ave. in Marshfield. The two-day community tradition will feature holiday shopping, food, live entertainment and family-friendly activities, with proceeds supporting Columbus...

Marshfield, WI · 22d

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This Wisconsin Museum Is Dedicated Entirely To Mustard And Has More To Explore Than You Might Expect

A man started collecting mustard because the Boston Red Sox lost the World Series. That single night in 1986 grew into thousands of jars, bottles, and tubes from every U.S. state. The collection now includes mustards from more than 70 countries. There’s a tasting bar with more than 100 mustards...

Wisconsin · 22d

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The Highground Veterans Memorial’s Holiday Lights Return November 3rd

The Holiday Lights return to The Highground, casting their festive glow once again. They’ll be set up November 3rd – March 31st, 2027. The Highground Holiday Lights program offers a special way to celebrate the season while honoring loved ones. Designed to add a touch of magic to the Park during winter, visitors are invited to experience its beauty in a whole new light, even when snow blankets the ground.

Wisconsin · 21d

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Chat with Shelley, Nate, and Emilymae

Rhinelander Filmmaker, Nate Sheppard, recently premiered his most recent project called Stone Cold Phoenix. The documentary focuses on the story of Shelley, a local mixed media artist who creates wearable art pieces.

Rhinelander, WI · 22d

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This Wisconsin Music Shop Has A Special Connection To Legendary Guitarist Les Paul

Les Paul once picked up the phone and called a small string shop because he needed one very specific old guitar. The shop had it. That is the kind of story that makes you lean in and ask for more. A museum had asked Paul to rebuild a copy of...

Wisconsin · 24d

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Celebration of National Mashed Potato Day held Saturday at Food + Farm Exploration Center

STEVENS POINT, Wis. (WJFW) — Many people get groceries every week and still don’t know exactly where they come from. The Food + Farm Exploration Center reminds people of the importance of farmers. “Potatoes are one of our row crops, and Wisconsin is the third-largest producer of potatoes...

Stevens Point, WI · 23d

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The Wisconsin Bookstore Where Your Next Favorite Read Might Find You

Blind Date with a Book was supposed to last one month at this shop. It got so popular that it kept running for months. Readers grabbed wrapped mystery books without knowing the titles inside. That alone would catch my attention. The shelves here also carry handmade staff recommendation cards, tucked...

Milwaukee, WI · 24d

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Wisconsin Residents Capture Stunning Rainbows and Double Rainbows Over Kenosha, Racine, Pleasant Prairie, Brighton, Jefferson and Lake Michigan in 6 Incredible Photos Friday

KENOSHA, Wisconsin — The sky put on a colorful show across Southeast Wisconsin on Friday October 16, as bright rainbows and even double rainbows stretched over towns from Kenosha to Racine. Residents grabbed their phones and captured some truly memorable scenes. Our team gathered 6 of the best photos shared from Pleasant Prairie, Kenosha, Lake Michigan, Jefferson, Brighton and Racine.

Kenosha, WI · 22d

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Kevin Farley to share stories of family, Hollywood and growing up in Wisconsin

Comedian Kevin Farley, who began his career in Wisconsin before working in Chicago, Hollywood, and comedy clubs nationwide, is coming back to the state that started it all. His show, “Growing Up Farley: An Intimate Evening of Comedy & Conversation with Kevin Farley,” comes to the Ashwaubenon Performing Arts Center on Saturday, Oct. 17, at 7:30 p.m.

Wisconsin · 25d

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SentryWorld first of Wisconsin's courses to close for the season, but more in northern Wisconsin will join the list this weekend

SentryWorld in Stevens Point became the first golf course in Wisconsin to close for the season after play Oct. 3, but others aren't far behind. At least two courses in the Northwoods, Eagle River Golf Course (Friday) and Northwoods GC in Rhinelander (Sunday), closed last weekend. Erin Hills near Hartford will close for the season after play Oct. 17 while several other courses across northern Wisconsin will join them after play Sunday.

Stevens Point, WI · 25d

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‘Greetings from Rhinelander’ mural coming to downtown

Downtown Rhinelander will soon have a new splash of color as Canadian muralist Alixandra Jade begins painting the “Greetings from Rhinelander” mural on the Flanders Realty building at 2 N. Brown Street. According to a press release from the Rhinelander Chamber of Commerce, Jade began the project on...

Rhinelander, WI · 26d

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Shawano County Library Monitoring Potential Merger, Funding Questions Remain

SHAWANO, WI- Shawano County Library officials are continuing to monitor discussions surrounding a possible merger between the Nicolet Federated Library System and the Outagamie Waupaca Library System, with questions remaining about how the change could affect local library branches. Library Director Staci Rubenzer says the county is working to better...

Shawano County, WI · 26d

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Aubrey Marie prepares to release her new album, Creativity

(WFRV)- At just 15, this rising Wisconsin singer-songwriter is already performing on major stages and preparing to share the next chapter of her musical journey. In this segment, singer-songwriter Aubrey Marie discusses her musical background, including her early start and the release of her debut album at age 13. She explains how releasing her album opened the door to several exciting opportunities, including performing at Summerfest and the Wisconsin State Fair, opening for former BoDeans singer Sammy Llanas at Two Rivers SnowFest, and appearing on local and national radio shows and podcasts, including the Into The Music Podcast. Aubrey discusses her upcoming album, Creativity, which she recorded at a local studio in Appleton. Aubrey shares the anticipation of the release of her newest album, coming out this December.

Appleton, WI · 25d

Animal of Things

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Petting Zoo Laws in Wisconsin: Licensing, Permits, and Liability Rules Explained

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Petting zoo laws in Wisconsin are not found in one tidy statute. Instead, they’re scattered across federal exhibitor licensing rules, state agricultural code, wildlife permits, and local zoning ordinances, and a single oversight can shut an operation down before opening day. Whether you’re planning a backyard farm visit, a mobile petting zoo for birthday parties, … This article, Petting Zoo Laws in Wisconsin: Licensing, Permits, and Liability Rules Explained , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Selling Taxidermy in Kentucky: What State and Federal Law Actually Allows • Sunday Hunting Laws in Virginia: What’s Allowed on Private and Public Land • Leaving Pets Outside in Winter in Iowa: What State Law and Local Ordinances Require

Wisconsin · 25d

Stevens Point Journal

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SPASH girls golf embraces year-over-year growth around growing program

STEVENS POINT – A year after squeezing into the sectional tournament, Stevens Point girls golf didn't just return. The Panthers arrived with a different level of confidence — and a much lower score. When the Lady Panthers golf team entered 2026 down five seniors from the previous year, they could have taken a step back. Instead, the Panthers took a significant step forward. As three golfers moved from JV to varsity, the group spent the summer competing across the state and SPASH ultimately cut 26 strokes from its sectional score from a year ago. Merrill, East battle in season finale: Wausau East, Merrill eye playoff home-field advantage in season finale SPASH coach Janessa Reid said those strides began in effort over the summer. “In preparing for meets, the girls were very focused at practice,” Reid said. “They executed the practice plans and tried in everything we did to be the best versions of themselves and do better than they had in the past. That demonstrated in their confidence. “Everything felt very comfortable this year, like they knew what they wanted to do and were willing to put in the work.” For the Panthers coaching staff, the preparation, and time spent

Stevens Point, WI · 25d

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‘That’s ENTIRELY on-brand’: Wisconsin’s Tom Tiffany Sparks Outrage After Attending an Event With Self-Admitted Abuser

That did NOT resonate well with voters The post ‘That’s ENTIRELY on-brand’: Wisconsin’s Tom Tiffany Sparks Outrage After Attending an Event With Self-Admitted Abuser appeared first on The Nerd Stash .

Wisconsin · 29d

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