Community

Tri-County Council is helping showcase the work of sexual assault survivors.The “Healing Together” exhibit is at ArtStart in Rhinelander.

After a two-year break for COVID, the fair returned for its tenth year with nearly 30 vendors, 5 speakers, 140 students and roomfuls of visitors who joined together to learn about ways to protect the Northwoods environment.

The Antigo Public Library is on its way to running mostly off clean energy.It recently received a $229,450 grant from Wisconsin Public Service Commission’s Energy Innovation Grant Program.

People from Ukraine now living in the U.S. can only watch as war unfolds in their hometowns.One of those people lives in Ironwood.

A Northwoods bar is looking to set a world record for the longest shotski. It recently got Eagle River City Council approval to move forward with the plan.

Students and staff of the Wabeno Area School District are raising money and awareness for Ukraine in support of a family with loved ones in the country.

In the last week, more than $25 million has been invested into the Park Falls community.The two grants come from state programs funded with federal coronavirus relief aid.

The National Association of Councils on Developmental Disabilities held a virtual event Tuesday, to mark both International Women's Day and Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. A Michigan native shared her views about issues of major concern for Michiganders.

Feed Our Rural Kids is expanding its weekend backpack program to Three Lakes.The program provides meals to kids on the weekends and other times when kids don’t have access to meal programs at school.