Wisconsin has more than 100 dugout canoes throughout the state

In 1905, a young papermaker named William Eibel arrived in Rhinelander to become superintendent of the Rhinelander Paper Company. Coming here from the Tomahawk Pulp and Paper Company, Eibel was only about 32 years old, but within a year he would develop an improvement in Rhinelander that changed papermaking across the country.

"Land & Water: The Heart and Soul of the Northwoods" is a reminder of unique resources we enjoy in northern Wisconsin.

The Northwoods Forest History Experience opened in Vilas County this summer.It’s a joint project of the North Lakeland Discovery Center and Manitowish Waters Historical Society.

A new Hodag now greets people on the corner of Anderson and Brown Street in Downtown Rhinelander.The Iron Hodag was unveiled Friday.

Every summer, local water ski shows dazzle crowds with their acrobatic feats on the lakes.A local filmmaker documented one local team’s road to state champsionships while dealing the potential loss of their ski site.

The Elcho Historical Society has been working for nearly seven years to raise funds and restore the old Grange Hall in town.It will be celebrating the grand opening this 4th of July.

Land O’Lakes is hosting a week of activities in honor of the 250th anniversary of the United States.

Some of the events tied to the workshop are open to the public.

Kerry Bloedorn was appointed to the board by Governor Tony Evers.