Mackenzie Martin
mackenzie@wxpr.org
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When someone lives to be a hundred years old, everyone asks them for the secrets to their longevity.Trees, on the other hand, live to be hundreds and… -
If you’re a fisherman in the Northwoods, you’re well aware of the decline in walleye populations over the last few years.Why is this happening, though?… -
The Crescent Town Spring located at 3171 S River Road is no longer a recommended source of drinking water, according to a press release from the Oneida… -
There are several Masonic Lodges of Freemasons here in the Northwoods, but the network has always had an air of mystery.Recently we received a Curious… -
AUGUST 19, 2019 IMPORTANT UPDATE: The Oneida County Health Department does not recommend drinking from the Crescent Spring because the test for PFAS came… -
We continue our We Live Up Here series this week with a story about an ambitious DIY project that has been 30 years in the making.The story comes in… -
This week’s A Northwoods Moment in History is in response to two WXPR listeners who submitted questions to our new Curious North series.An anonymous… -
Since March, we've been collecting your questions for a new series at WXPR called Curious North. Today we're answering one of those questions as part of… -
Throughout the last year, our local historian Gary Entz has uncovered why many towns in the Northwoods are named what they are.Some previous installments… -
Are you curious about about our region, its people, and its culture?WXPR is launching a new project that aims to answer questions about those very…
