Alicia Schumacher

People in the Village of Kronenwetter gathered Tuesday night at the Municipal Center to discuss rising sewage rates.

In Marshfield, many people braved the slight chill to ring in the holiday season with the annual Christmas Parade.

If you’re looking to get in the holiday spirit, the Festival of Trees is taking place over in Rothschild at the Convention and Expo Center.

After more than five years in the works, the long-awaited 72nd Avenue Trail is complete.

While some people may say it’s still too early to put up holiday lights, Rondele Ranch in Harshaw has been putting them up for four months.

Hundreds of families will be able to have a Thanksgiving meal as the Wausau Area Food for Hope is delivering again for those in need.

Tis the season for generosity, and Connexus Credit Union is ringing in the holiday season by making fleece tie blankets for local charities.

Veterans Day is a time we give extra special attention and gratitude to our veterans.

The Wausau School Forest’s new Environmental Learning Center is now complete.

Students hold meet and greet celebration for veterans.

National ‘Move Over’ Day highlights drivers moving over when they see an emergency vehicle on the side of the road or when approaching a work zone.

If you’re looking for a good Wednesday night dinner that will go toward a good cause, Milwaukee Burger Company has a tasty way to fight breast cancer.

A new non-profit opens in Weston.

The Wausau Finance Committee and City Council will apply for funds to address lead paint in homes.

It’s that time of year again when you have the opportunity to give the city your trash.

White Lake Elementary School, located about 20 miles east of Antigo, held a unique show and tell on Tuesday that’s creating a lot of buzz.

The vote to rezone the Hollow neighborhood fails 4-7

Representative Derrick Van Orden (WI-3) made a stop to talk to veterans in Plover on Wednesday for a round table discussion to connect with veterans and listen to their needs.

All-Stars under the stars concert returns to benefit Man of Honor Society.

Wausau planning commission approves rezoning for apartments.

People in Rothschild will soon have a new bike trail to explore as the village plans to begin the process of building it this week.

Food at the Wisconsin Valley Fair had a spotlight Friday, and not just for eating as the butter carving contest returned at the agriculture adventure tent.

It’s a good day to go get a burger as for the fourth year, cops are working at multiple Culver’s locations in Wausau for a good cause.

A celebrity meet and greet was all the rage on Monday at Barker Stewart Island in Wausau for people to meet the goats.

The City of Wausau is charging ahead with its discussions on a new solar panel array to power the water treatment plant.

Some state troopers took a different approach to keeping the roads safe this week. The Wisconsin State Patrol partnered with commercial truckers to monitor the highway from inside the semi-trucks.

The City of Wausau is continuing the development of the River’s Edge Walkway on the southwest side of the city after it signed an easement with Kolbe Windows and Doors to allow for the use and development of the land next to the river.

Chalkfest still looking for volunteers this weekend.

Fire Chief Robert Barteck presented information Monday night to the City of Wausau on a potential program to consider a new community-based paramedic for the city.

Governor Tony Evers shared the state’s 2022 tourism economic impact data in Stevens Point on Tuesday to do some touring of his own at the Sculpture Park.

An Amherst man is getting recognized by the Red Cross for his heroic actions from October of last year.

This summer, high school students will have the opportunity to learn about machines and metalwork at Northcentral Technical College during a five-week “Metal Masters Quest” program.

An updated teen lounge at Marshfield Clinic opens to young patients.

A fourth-grade class from Bannach Elementary School in Stevens Point helped the city recognize Arbor Day by planting several trees Tuesday.

Students and teachers at D.C. Everest Senior High School brought their cars to school Wednesday to promote their auto program.

A mural was a cause for celebration today in Stevens Point at the UWSP campus to honor the four Native American tribes who were buried beneath the campus.

One Wood County school went a cut above for a good cause Wednesday as for the ninth year now, Columbus Catholic in Marshfield brought in a number of hair stylists to hold their “Cutting for a Cause” event.

Students at John Marshall Elementary School celebrated Hmong culture in honor of April being Hmong History Month on Friday.

Students with lunch debt in Mosinee will no longer be in the red thanks to a large donation. On Thursday, Arow Global presented the Mosinee School District with a $1,000 check.

The once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to go on the Honor Flight will be even better thanks to a generous donation from the organization Be Amazing.

April is Strengthening Families Month, formerly known as Child Abuse Awareness Month, and people gathered at the Marathon County courthouse Tuesday for the annual “Hands Around the Courthouse” event.

Timekeepers Distillery is bringing in some new faces behind the bar every Tuesday. They will be having guest bartenders from local businesses and nonprofits help serve drinks to raise money for charity.

The Wausau Noon Optimist Club continues to give back to youth basketball programs and on Monday, the club presented a total of $15,000 to three area schools.

After taking a tour today, the plan to install fencing under the Scott Street Bridge is moving forward. The project was approved and funded last year in partnership with Wisconsin Public Works.

The discussion surrounding the development of East Thomas Street continued Monday night as the city held a meeting in an effort to hear the community’s feedback.

Stevens Point firefighters may know a few more teenagers and possibly feel even more connected with them after sharing lunch Thursday with students from Stevens Point Area Senior High.

The Boys and Girls Club of Wausau and the United Way teamed up with the Wausau School District to bring over 100 college and community organizations to Wausau West High School Thursday for students to take a look at different career options.

The Wausau Free Clinic typically sees patients who frequently can’t afford insulin.

The Stevens Point Fire Department received a grant of over $200,000 to purchase new, self-contained breathing apparatuses.

The City of Wausau is gearing up for the first election of 2023, the Spring Primary will take place on Tuesday and voters who can’t make it to the polls can vote early at City Hall.