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Rhinelander’s connection to Hodags begins over 130 years ago in 1893 when lumberman and surveyor Eugene Shepard wrestled a lumberjack tall tale out of the logging camp bunkhouse, and introduced the creature to the public in an article about the attempted capture of a Black Hodag.
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A new grant program through Create Wisconsin is allowing Nate Sheppard and 15 other artists to invest in themselves and their art
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The photos and the poems that inspired them are on display now through May 20th at the Minocqua Public Library in the Reading Room.
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Social Prescribing is the practice of a health professional prescribing a patient a community activity or resource, the same way they’d prescribe pills or therapy
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Seeking an affordable and inspiring way to make art, the members of Antigo Visual Arts are turning recycled materials intro colorful works of art at the Antigo Public Library
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The National Conservation Legacy Center being built by the National Museum of Forest Service History will highlight the conservation history of America’s natural resources.When the center opens in July, visitors will find bits of the Northwoods within thanks, in part, to a local retired forester.
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The Sylvania Wilderness area is tucked into the south-western edge of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, near Watersmeet, just north of the Wisconsin line.
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Storytellers, writers, singer-songwriters and other artists are sharing their stories this Friday in Lac du Flambeau.It’s the return of an event that draws on the tradition of storytelling in Ojibwe culture.
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Participating in arts activities is proven to have a positive effect on a person’s mental wellbeing.ArtStart and the School District of Rhinelander paired up to help students discover this connection at a young age.
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After a few mild years, this winter of 2025/2026 has reminded the Northwoods who’s boss; mother nature.
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Organized skiing in the U.S. got its start in the Upper Peninsula.A documentary detailing the history and culture of the sport as it relates to the U.P. is being featured at the Historic Ironwood Theatre this Friday.
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Long before flashing lights, diesel engines, and steel blades scraping asphalt, winter travel in the Northwoods of Wisconsin was a slower, tougher proposition