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UW’s Trout Lake Station in Boulder Junction has been an integral part of lake health and research for a century now.Federal funding cuts could change how that work is being done.
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A federal appeals court ruled last week many of the tariffs put in place by the Trump administration exceeded authority granted to the President.Despite the ruling, tariffs are still in place for now and its impacting local small businesses.
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When Northland Pines High School students return to school in just a couple of weeks, an entrepreneurship program will be returning with them.
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The old hospital on Highway 17 in Phelps is now a pile of rubble that will soon be completely cleared.Work started this summer to tear down the blighted property.
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A 23-year-old teacher in Rhinelander is working towards her first home with help from Habitat for Humanity.
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A Milwaukee-based apprenticeship-readiness program is expanding statewide.The President and CEO of WRTP Big Step was in Rhinelander this week meeting with local businesses and Nicolet College about how it could have an impact in the Northwoods.
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Wisconsin will be getting a state film office and will start offering tax credits to filmmakers.
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In the last five years, Vilas County has gone from about five percent of homes and businesses with high-speed broadband access to 86 percent.Building up the fiber internet access has been a major goal of the Vilas County Economic Development Corporation.
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The bill create a Wisconsin Film Office and give filmmakers a 30% tax credit for making a movie or tv show in the state.
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A market designed to give kids and teens experience as an entrepreneur is coming back to Eagle River for its second season.
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Wisconsin had its third record-breaking year for tourism with $25.8 billion in total economic impact in 2024.Many Northwoods counties also had record-breaking years again, but there are signs back-to-back recent low-snow winters are having an impact.
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Oneida County needs more than 200 rental units and more than 1,000 owner occupied units in the next five years. That’s the big take away from the recently completed housing study.