Festival Foods and Hometown Grocers will soon find themselves under new ownership. Schnuck Markets, Inc., CEO and Chairman Todd Schnuck announced in a press release on Tuesday that the Schnuck …
True to its name, a local driving range is preparing to remain open year round.
After spending the better part of the year getting acclimated to having her own space, Danielle Bender of Return2Health Massage Therapy is ready to celebrate.
Kykomi’s isn’t your average arcade.
Wausau is home to a new family-owned farm and ranch supply store working to keep that foundation strong.
The Wausau River District has been recognized as a Gold Tier Main Street organization for the 2026 fiscal year.
In the hands of new owners, the site is being reopened under the name Bull Falls Brewing Company,
Rib Mountain has a new addition: The Gaming Emporium.
Louis Gao and his wife are the owners of Oishii Ramen, which opened back in January.
Clean Slate Coffee House is looking to sell their coffee shop, not closing as was previously reported in City Pages’ June 12 edition.
Tattooist Rachel Mattson has always had a certain connection with raspberries.
On Washington Street, Memorial Day traffic was a surprise for everybody.
Art supplies are expensive. Rise Up is here to help.
Wausau’s first few farmers’ markets of the summer have already been underway for several weeks. As the community enters June, even more markets will join them.
No, seriously, what's the deal with Wausau and Red Lobster?
“One of my favorite things to do personally is to take sewing machines apart and fix them,” said Mary Wilke, owner of Rib Mountain sewing machine repair center and quilting shop Sew Smart.
Crafters wonder where they'll buy craft supplies after Joann closes. Local craft stores offer a solution.
The chance to take your child to work with you either does not happen or only occurs once a year at most places, but, in a new Wausau bakery, Alanna Thao plays this day out regularly.
Dan Hoehn, owner of Hoehn’s Huddle and the Hatley Hangout, his wife Taushia Hoehn and sibling Jerica Philipp and her husband Matt had been discussing buying rental properties as their next business adventure.