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Erin Gottsacker/WXPRThe Antigo community has embarked on its newest public arts project: the legacy mosaic mural. Students and community members are decorating individual clay tiles which will be pieced together to form several large mosaics at local schools. -
Northwoods Marching Band FacebookAfter years of planning and preparation, the Northwoods Marching Band made it to sunny Pasadena, California where hundreds of Northwoods students marched in the Tournament of Roses.
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The Northwoods Community Garden is partnering with Nicolet College and ArtStart to celebrate the winter solstice by hosting a solstice fire. -
Scientists have found that art can be a powerful way to connect with people about their research.That idea is the principle behind the artist-in-residence program at UW’s Trout Lake Station in Vilas County.
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Rhinelander is one of nine communities in the U.S. selected for the first round of the One Nation, One Project initiative.Its goal is to support and promote projects that focus on the arts while also leading to a healthier community.
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Nicolet College's indigenous art class was one of four programs selected for the WICHE Cooperative for Educational Technologies’ national WOW award. It recognizes outstanding work in online education.
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A 2005 Rhinelander High School Alumnus is making a name for himself in the writing world.David Chrisinger received the 2022 George Orwell Award for Distinguished Contribution to Honesty and Clarity in Public Language.
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Rumors about Molly’s Rock in Sugar Camp are plentiful. But what’s the true story behind the legendary haunted boulder?
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When COVID cast a cloud of gloom over everyday life, one Northwoods photographer took to Facebook to spread joy. Bob Kovar shared a photo and accompanying positive thought each day on social media throughout the pandemic. Now he’s publishing a collection of those photos and thoughts in a book.
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Poetry can make people laugh and bring others to tears.It can also spark creativity, even in people suffering from dementia.
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Producers of 'Against the Current 2: Keeping Invasive Carp Out of the Great Lakes' say more than 100,000 people so far have viewed their short film that chronicles efforts to stop invasive Asian carp from getting a foothold in the Great Lakes.
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When George Floyd was murdered in 2020, a group of local organizations came together to establish Northwoods JEDI, a group to promote justice, equity, diversity and inclusion in the Northwoods. Two years later, the conversation Northwoods JEDI started is not over. In fact, in some ways, it’s just beginning.
