A local pastor and founder of a rehabilitation home is raising money to help pay off student debt. Yauo Yang,...
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Local pastor raises more than $20K to pay off student lunch debt
Brian Kowalski
/ April 22, 2024
County board to consider next steps in county morgue project
Brian Kowalski
/ April 22, 2024
Marathon County will see construction start on the regional forensics science center this year as county leaders are set to...
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Earth Day, Poetry Month, B2Wins and other weekend events
Brian Kowalski
/ April 18, 2024
By Devon Welsh Poem in Your Pocket Day Thursday, 4/18 | UWSP Libraries, Stevens Point/Wausau/MarshfieldApril is National Poetry Month, an...
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Tracy Peterson started Modern Alternatives with services such as halotherapy
Brian Kowalski
/ April 12, 2024
When seeking to improve overall health, everyone wants something that does not break the bank and is rooted in a...
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The Cher Show, Brad Emanuel and more this weekend
Brian Kowalski
/ April 11, 2024
By Devon Welsh Exhibit Receptions: Piece by Piece / The Vote, White Noise, and Truth Friday, 4/12 | Center for...
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A Wausau-based Hmong leader and politician announced he will be running for the 85th Assembly District this fall — and...
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Shift Yoga Studio has been a homecoming for former students of Community Soul Yoga
Brian Kowalski
/ April 5, 2024
By B.C. Kowalski It didn’t take long for word to start going around on Facebook, much to the delight of...
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Country women, a spectacular light show, and more this weekend
Brian Kowalski
/ April 4, 2024
By Devon Welsh Buckets and Boards Thursday, 4/4 | LuCille Tack Center for the Arts, Spencer Matthew Levingston and Gareth...
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The Wausau School Board named an interim superintendent to start in July. The board in a special meeting Thursday named...
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Brewery comedy, a duo from the past and more this weekend
Brian Kowalski
/ March 28, 2024
By Devon Welsh Brewery Comedy Tour Thursday 3/28 | Mosinee Brewing Company, Mosinee Now in its 11th year, the Brewery...
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Remaining suspects in fatal Stevens Point beating in custody
Brian Kowalski
/ March 22, 2024
Three Wausau area suspects who were wanted in connection with a fatal Stevens Point beating are in custody and facing...
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Driftless Revelers, an antique show and more this weekend
Brian Kowalski
/ March 21, 2024
Correction: The print version of this story incorrectly contained two listings from February. By Devon Welsh Wausau Antique ShowSat-Sun, 3/23-24...
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Tune Tots aims to fill a children’s musical entertainment gap
Brian Kowalski
/ March 15, 2024
Christopher Ashburn’s career has taken some twists and turns. He played in bands up in the U.P of Michigan. He...
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The Price is Right, Rucksack Revolution and more this weekend
Brian Kowalski
/ March 14, 2024
The Price is Right Live Friday, 3/15 | Grand Theater, Wausau Having grown up with Bob Barker on my TV...
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Paul and Kristin Zaal at the new Chocolate Cafe, which opened recently downtown. (Emily Zaal for City Pages.) When Kristin...
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David Anthony: An Evening of Magic and Hypnosis Thursday, 3/7 | LuCille Tack Center for the Arts, Spencer If you...
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A new trail proposed by a non-profit group would allow bicyclists to travel from Merrill to Wausau and vice versa....
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Long-time furnishing business Graff Mercantile is back after a hiatus
Brian Kowalski
/ February 29, 2024
Debbie Graff of Graff Mercantile poses behind the counter of her vintage items and furnishings business. Graff recently relaunched the...
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Illiterate Light, My Fair Lady and more this weekend
Brian Kowalski
/ February 29, 2024
By Devon Welsh Ron Artis II and The Truth Friday, 3/1 | Grand Theater, Wausau Ron Artis II was born...
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Taste N’ Glow Balloon Fest will happen this year after all
Brian Kowalski
/ February 27, 2024
The Taste N’ Glow Balloon Fest, previously said to be in jeopardy, is back on the schedule, according to members...
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