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Local communities are now getting a better sense of just how much of an impact bike trails can make through the Wisconsin Office of Outdoor Recreation’s DIY Economic Impact Program.
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An increasing number of passengers are flying in and out of the Rhinelander-Oneida County Airport.2025 marked a major milestone for the airport.
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2026 brings several new housing development projects to Oneida County. They’ll help chip away at the county’s need for roughly 1,400 more units by 2030.
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Winter holiday festivals have become a regular way to grow revenue for America’s smallest towns. And with more people shopping online, those events are key to pulling people away from their screens and into stores.
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Back-to-back low-snow winters forced some communities to try something different to give the economy a boost.One of the more successful projects was The Glide in Boulder Junction. The ice-skating ribbon through the woods brought people from around the world to the Northwoods.Now it’s back for a second year.
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Following two winters of poor snow conditions and few if any days with snowmobile trails open, both Oneida and Vilas counties are making some changes to when clubs can open their sections.
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The Thanksgiving snowstorm brought much needed snow, but also quite a few challenges.
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A mill in Shawano County will be reopening after being closing about a year ago.
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As people cross off names on their gift lists, state officials are urging consumers to be cautious when it comes to online shopping.There’s a number of different scams this time of year targeting people’s money and identity.
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According to Mayor Kris Hanus, who is also a county supervisor, the county has been discussing what to do with the building.
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Friday marks start of the what’s considered the biggest shopping time of the year.While many are focused on the best deals they can get from major corporations, local business leaders are encouraging people to think small.