The new Great Pinery Heritage Waterway, which includes many of the Wausau area’s waterways, is now DNR official. The Wisconsin...
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New Great Pinery Heritage Waterway trail is now DNR official
Brian Kowalski
/ November 28, 2022
Wausau events worth checking out for the week of Thanksgiving 2022
Brian Kowalski
/ November 23, 2022
By Kayla Zastrow Dig Deep SATURDAY 11/26 | MALARKEY’S PUB & TOWNIES GRILL, WAUSAU This Stevens Point string band usually...
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Delta slashes Detroit route from Central Wisconsin Airport
Brian Kowalski
/ November 22, 2022
Delta announced that it would be cutting its flight to Detroit from Central Wisconsin Airport, but the airport will gain...
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UPDATE: First Student apologizes for Wausau bus cancellations, vows reforms
Brian Kowalski
/ November 21, 2022
First Student, which the Wausau School District contracts with to bus district children, sent an apology last week to families...
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This 15-year-old started a Wausau laser engraving business
Brian Kowalski
/ November 18, 2022
Jacob Buemi is not yet old enough to drive. But over the course of the last year, this teen has...
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Wausau events worth checking out for the week of Nov. 17, 2022
Brian Kowalski
/ November 17, 2022
By Kayla Zastrow Million Dollar Quartet Christmas FRIDAY 11/18 | GRAND THEATER, WAUSAU From the creators of the award-winning Broadway...
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Wausau Police identify suspect in strange power meter vandalism
Brian Kowalski
/ November 14, 2022
Police shared video of someone damaging a power meter with what looks like a machete last week. Police have since...
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Developers are proposing a Chick-fil-A in Rib Mountain
Brian Kowalski
/ November 11, 2022
Developers are proposing a Chick-fil-A in Rib Mountain A developer group are proposing a new Chick-fil-A restaurant in Rib Mountain,...
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Wausau events worth checking out for the week of Nov. 10, 2022
Brian Kowalski
/ November 10, 2022
By Kayla Zastrow Empire Wild MONDAY 11/14 | MERRILL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM, MERRILL Empire Wild is a genre-bending, crossover trio...
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Rib Mountain master plan could be reviewed by Natural Resources Board this year
Brian Kowalski
/ November 7, 2022
Last month the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources released a draft plan of the revise Rib Mountain Master Plan that...
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Sarah Jo More grew Main Grain Bakery into a powerhouse with an eatery and event space on the way
Brian Kowalski
/ November 4, 2022
Sarah Jo More and her husband Michael at their new cafe space in what is now Main Grain Bakery and...
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Wausau events worth checking out for the week of Nov. 3, 2022
Brian Kowalski
/ November 3, 2022
By Kayla Zastrow WÖR SATURDAY 11/5 | LUCILLE TACK CENTER FOR THE ARTS, SPENCER Back to the 1780s! If it...
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Wausau leaf collection hits snag, frustrating residents
Brian Kowalski
/ November 2, 2022
Wausau leaf collection this year has hit some delays, city leaders say — but for some the delay wasn’t long...
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A Wausau resident is back with a new store: Big Beauty Boutique
Brian Kowalski
/ November 1, 2022
by Evan J. Pretzer Elisia Doonan, left, poses with some of her merchandise at the Big Beauty Boutique in Wausau...
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Wausau events worth checking out for the week of Oct. 27, 2022
Brian Kowalski
/ October 27, 2022
By Kayla Zastrow TAE & The Neighborly THURSDAY 10/27 | GRAND THEATER, WAUSAU The five members of the Ripon, Wis.-based...
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Months-long investigation unravels surprisingly large central Wisconsin meth ring
Brian Kowalski
/ October 24, 2022
An investigation by the Central Wisconsin Narcotics Task Force led to one of the biggest meth ring busts in the...
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Wausau events worth checking out for the weekend of Oct. 20
Brian Kowalski
/ October 21, 2022
Downtown Wausau Haunted History Tours FRIDAYS & SATURDAYS 10/21-29 | WAUSAU ELK’S LODGE Wausau is home to many allegedly haunted...
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Eastbay/Footlocker will be laying off more than 200 workers and closing its distribution center next year, according to a letter...
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Meet A Retired Stevens Point Architect Providing Relief To Victims Of Hurricane Ian
Brian Kowalski
/ October 18, 2022
Retired Stevens Point architect Tom Brown at a disaster site resulting from Hurricane Ian in Florida. Brown deployed to 12...
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Information meeting set for John Marshall historic landmark declaration 
Brian Kowalski
/ October 17, 2022
After city officials elected to hold off on a decision to declare John Marshall a historic landmark, the city has...
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