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MLK celebration to honor the legacy of Dr. King on Jan. 16

The celebration, which is focused on “honoring the past, still dreaming for the future,” will be held at the Marathon Park East Gate Hall — where King delivered a speech in 1967.

7 things to do around Wausau this week

Yellowjackets jazz, Bee Gee's bops and Dueling Pianos! Here are seven fun things to do around Wausau this coming week! Stayin’ Alive: The World’s #1 Tribute to Bee Gees Thursday 1/15 | …

Should kids set New Year’s resolutions?

Experts advise parents to help kids set small, realistic goals, noting they build healthy habits, confidence and resilience.

7 things to do around Wausau this week

The energy of a fresh new year can be felt all around  central Wisconsin this coming week, with events and attractions abound.

Sarah Elliot has spent most of her life at Dale’s Weston Lanes, learning the business alongside her father, Dale Elliot. Now, at the start of 2026, she is taking leadership of the bowling center as Dale retires.

Drivers in Wisconsin are now required to move over or slow down when approaching disabled vehicles on the side of the road.

BroKogi Korean Fusion brings a new flavor to town

In two years, BroKogi Korean Fusion expanded from a food truck to two restaurant locations in Wausau and Stevens Point.

Local orgs donate $36K in grocery gift cards to families in need

It all started with a goal to raise $5,000 and secure a cash match, but that effort snowballed into a much greater initiative.

Explore Christmas past and present

Willow Springs Gardens’ Christmas museum shares the meaning behind holiday traditions Dec. 27-28

7 things to do around Wausau this week

With the holiday season entering a fever pitch, there are countless things to do around town this week.

Don't take it for granite

Granite Peak opened its trails on Thanksgiving weekend this year, offering unmatched outdoor recreation

Wausau Habitat for Humanity launches annual holiday lights recycling drive

Habitat for Humanity of Wausau announced the launch of its annual Holiday Lights Recycling Program, offering community members a simple way to promote both environmental sustainability and local …

Veterans Day event highlights Hmong refugee history

Central Wisconsin middle school students will commemorate Veterans Day this year by marking 50 years since the arrival of Hmong and other Southeast Asian refugees to the United States. This event, …

‘All Stars Under the Stars’ Concert Donates $7,500 to Local Veterans

The Man of Honor Society announced it received a substantial donation from All Stars Under the Stars, following its annual Concert on the Square fundraising event. On September 13, the All Stars …

Langlade Abstract and Title Rebrands as CuVanta Title Services

Antigo-based company Langlade Abstract and Title has officially transitioned its identity, rebranding as CuVanta Title Services. This change signals a new chapter for the company, reinforcing its …

Emily’s Path donation helps launch Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library in Marathon County

Emily’s Path, Inc. today announced a $10,000 contribution that has helped bring the Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library (DPIL) program to an operational stage in Marathon County. This …

Discover Wisconsin unveils trailer for Edmund Fitzgerald special

Discover Wisconsin, the nation’s longest-running travel & tourism TV series, has released the official trailer for its highly anticipated presentation “The 50-Year Mystery of the …

Community Foundation Launches Emergency Fund to Address Nutrition Crisis

The Community Foundation of North Central Wisconsin (CFONCW) has created the Formula and Food Insecurities Fund, a rapid-response effort to provide essential nutrition as federal food-assistance …

Third St. Lifestyle Center to become Washington Square

Longtime local investors John and Patty Noel are scaling back their extensive real estate portfolio, announcing the sale of properties known as the Third St. Lifestyle Center to Lokre Development …

Walk to End Alzheimer’s raises more than $90,000 in Wausau

Nearly 400 walkers across Marathon County came together in a wave of purple pride for the annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Sept. 27.

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