Mikey Rottier
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Field to fork
Whether shopping at the grocery store or eating at restaurants, many have likely felt the pain of rising food costs of most products since 2020.
Minocqua saves as much as $650K by refurbishing fire truck instead of buying new
Per a decision made during a Jan. 19, 2023 Minocqua town board meeting, a Minocqua fire truck was refurbished rather than a new one purchased. The decision saved the town an estimated $650,000 worth of tax-payer money.
LUHS bowler takes on Nationals in Detroit
Lakeland Union High School (LUHS) student Talan Pockat represented the Lakeland area and the state at the 2024 Junior Gold National Youth Bowling Championships in Detroit.
Serenading the Northwoods for 47 years
Ron Harrison is a self-taught music artist and performer in the Northwoods. He totes a variety of instruments and genres from country to classic rock, island music and dance.
Gold medalist pickleballer visits new complex in Manitowish Waters
Upon the completion of the brand new pickleball complex in Manitowish Waters, gold-medalist pro Dave Weinbach attended the grand opening of the courts on Saturday, Aug. 3, and offered clinics to those in attendance.
MKLPA tackles Eurasian Water Milfoil concerns
During the Minocqua-Kawaguesaga Lakes Protection Association (MKLPA) meeting Saturday, Aug. 3, measures taken to prevent the spread of Eurasian Water Milfoil (EWM) in the lakes were reviewed and presented by members of Aquatic Plant Management LLC (APM) as well as aquatic ecologist Eddie Heath.
Olson’s latest hockey book features ties to the Northwoods
Part-time Minocqua resident and author Jeff Olson will promote his latest book, “Wisconsin’s Top 10 NHL Greats. The Hockey Torch is Passed,” at Sallet’s Northwoods Outfitters in Minocqua on Sept. 6 with a book signing.
One dead in Highway 70 motorcycle crash
A collision between two motorcycles at 3:50 p.m. on State Highway 70 West left one dead and another seriously injured, Wednesday, July 31, in Minocqua.
Signs of the times
Before his passing 10 years ago, Don Laibly left his mark on the Lakeland area in the form of signs. Something that has allowed his son to remain close with him.
