In 1930, an unidentified World War I veteran was buried in a Wausau cemetery after taking his own life. Now, as the community honors his memory with an annual ceremony, researchers are using modern DNA testing to finally uncover his identity and find his family.
With the Woodchucks and the Ignite slugging it out all summer, along with Friday fireworks and between-inning crowd entertainment, Athletic Park will be hot-spot for nostalgic, good-natured fun well into August.
To celebrate 10 years of dancing and short film production, Dance for Screen will host a walk-through film gallery, allowing attendees to experience past cinematic projects alongside a live performance and the premiere of “Principles of Color,” at Tebo & Tilly in Wausau on May 16.
The doors of Wausau’s historic Grand Theater are temporarily closed as part of the $17 million “Second Century Campaign” that funds the massive renovation of the 99-year-old theater.
In the wake of the devastating tornado that tore through Ringle last month, the recovery effort hasn’t been defined by a single organization, but by a massive, simultaneous outpouring of community support.
The Central Wisconsin Area Community Theater (cwACT) presents Agatha Christie's "A Murder is Announced" at the Sentry Theater in Stevens Point from May 7-10. Get your tickets today for a classic Miss Marple whodunit with a modern, humorous twist!
Giving up isn’t a shameful thing in the Wausau Limitless race, in fact, it’s the finish line. This unique, torturous race sees participants run a 4.167 mile course every hour, on the hour, until only one participant remains.
Cycling Without Age is seeking volunteers to pedal three-wheeled trishaws and share the joy of a bike ride with those who can no longer ride for themselves.
Whether she's simplifying the complex ideas into playful book illustrations or teaching a room full of energetic kids, Natalie Vilter’s mission is to making art educational and undeniably fun.
To keep your medicine cabinet clutter free and your mind at ease, health experts and law enforcement officials recommend disposing of expired or unneeded medications at a safe location during National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, April 25.
The inaugural fundraiser will feature an evening of short, outdoor-focused documentaries, with all proceeds going toward enhancing parks and green spaces throughout the county.
Catch a play, ditch writer’s block, or attend a film festival this week!
In the days before the internet shopping boom, the arrival of a glossy Eastbay catalog was a hotly anticipated moment for young athletes.
Boyer is a professional touring musician, accomplished motivational speaker and staunch anti-bullying and autism/disability advocate.
This April marks the 25th anniversary of the national Sexual Assault Awareness Month campaign. Since its inception, SAAM has sought to unite survivors, advocates and communities in a shared …
Julia Bradfish challenges the notion that art is merely a side gig, showing young Wausau creatives what it takes to turn a passion for painting into a sustainable career.
Wisconsin recently launched a suite of tax incentives aimed at drawing film productions, but attracting productions is only half the battle; hosting them requires a highly skilled local workforce and appropriate amenities.
The Wausau West High School mock trial team placed fourth at the Wisconsin High School Mock Trial State Tournament in Madison March 6-8. The team is made up of Griffin Clifford, Jamie Dellvon, …
When Mayor Doug Diny set out to draft a proclamation for Sarah Ruffi Day, he realized a single page couldn’t hold the weight of her legacy. From leading the Kiwanis Club to mentoring the next …
It takes a lot to stand out in a professional gallery setting, but the advanced art students from Wausau East and West high schools consistently rise to the occasion. Each year, the “Portfolios” …