Arts & Culture

Project North is a two-day music, arts, and sustainability festival in Rhinelander on September 16th and 17th.

The new teaching lodge was finished by tribal teenagers and adults.

Although relatively slow moving, trains do not stop easily. No shortage of vehicles or persons came head-to-head with locomotives in their time, often with fatal effect. So too did trains occasionally collide with other trains. One such incident occurred at Rhinelander in the summer of 1951.

Boulder Junction has become well known for its beautiful bike trails.Visitors and residents will start seeing a new kind of bike roaming the trails thanks to grant from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction.

Rhinelander is getting a clearer picture of what a new skate park could look like.Over It and ArtStart presented the feasibility study to Rhinelander City Council Monday night.

Create Wisconsin knows art can drive boost an economy. It’s why the organization brought state and regional business and economic development leaders to Rhinelander Monday.The “Creative Economy Tour” consisted of two roundtable discussions and visits to local businesses.

Not many people can say they’ve seen a hodag on water skis, but soon, that will be a common sight in Rhinelander. A new mural coming to Hodag Park with feature the mythical creature supporting the local water ski team.

Hodag Country Festival kicks off Thursday with a lineup including Brett Westgrove, Neal McCoy and Jon Pardi.

The Oneida County Courthouse in Rhinelander is purported to be one of the most photographed buildings in northern Wisconsin. Let’s learn a little bit about it with Director of the Pioneer Park Historical Complex Kerry Bloedorn.

If you’re headed to a local parade this Fourth of July, you might be greeted by the booming sound of the Northwoods Marching Band. The 430-member high school mega-band will fill the streets of Three Lakes, Eagle River, Lake Tomahawk, Minocqua, Tomahawk and Antigo. Then, they’ll march on to an even bigger parade this January.