City of Rhinelander

At its May 12th meeting, Rhinelander Common Council approved a proposal from Wendel-Five Bugles for design work for the new emergency services building.

The current goal is for the splash pad to be put in this summer and the playground next year.

ArtStart went to Rhinelander city council earlier this month asking for help paying more than $175,000 for a new boiler.

The site will be open Friday, May 16th from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Saturday, May 17th from 7:00 a.m. to noon.

The City of Rhinelander is accepting applications to remove dead and dying trees while helping residents’ plant new ones.The work is part of a $182,000 grant from Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and the USDA Forest Service.

ArtStart in downtown Rhinelander needs a new boiler.But because of the status of the building and the lease agreement the non-profit has with the City of Rhinelander, it’s not quite as simple as just replacing it.

Two of the city’s wells have been offline since 2019 when elevated levels of PFAS were found in the water.

The backup generator failed causing the dome to deflate. This led to several tears and more damage.

ArtStart has been working with the City of Rhinelander and a group of teens and young adults in the Over It organization to bring a skatepark to Rhinelander.

The City of Rhinelander issued a running water advisory because of cold temperatures.It’s only for certain areas of the city that have deep frost issues.