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Michelle Drew

Founder and editor of Northwoods Pulse. Award-winning journalist and photographer.

Gospel to Again Come Alive at Saturday's Praise in the Pines

Gospel to Again Come Alive at Saturday's Praise in the Pines

Tickets are still available for the Praise in the Pines event that returns this Saturday, July 19, to bring the gospel to Northland Pines field house in Eagle River. With acts including the world-renowned Newsboys and a local keynote speaker lined up, the second Praise in the Pines promises a

Saturday Morning Run Club Gains Momentum

Saturday Morning Run Club Gains Momentum

Running does not often go hand-in hand with drinking beer, but the combination of the two has been a surprising hit for one downtown Eagle River business. A new run club that meets Saturday mornings at Andy's Pontoon Saloon is recruiting hundreds of people to embark on a

Discover the Northwoods' Hidden Wonders With TFT's Free Guided Hike

Discover the Northwoods' Hidden Wonders With TFT's Free Guided Hike

Step off the beaten path and into the forested wonders of the Northwoods with a guided nature hike hosted by Trees For Tomorrow (TFT) Saturday, Aug. 23, from noon to 3 p.m. Participants will meet at TFT’s campus in Eagle River and caravan to the Tara Lila Sundstein

Early Registration Open Now for Muskie Tournament

Calling all muskie anglers! Early registration for the 39th annual National Championship Musky Open Tournament is open now through Aug. 1. This family-friendly event, hosted by the Eagle River Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Center along with the Musky Clubs Alliance of Wisconsin, brings in amateur anglers and fishing enthusiasts

Team Tennis Match Goes On Despite Rain

Team Tennis Match Goes On Despite Rain

Groundbreaking Ceremony Kicks Off Community Center Build in Phelps

Groundbreaking Ceremony Kicks Off Community Center Build in Phelps

Four years of hard work by municipal officials and other community-minded individuals resulted in the groundbreaking ceremony Tuesday for the new community center in Phelps. Supervisor Dave Selby greeted the attendees that included board supervisors, builders, chamber and library staff, and excited residents who are thrilled the expanded new community

Experts Urge Caution After Weasel Rescue Ends Tragically

A well-meaning attempt to rescue a litter of baby weasels took a troubling turn earlier this summer, when an area homeowner was bitten multiple times. Because the animals can carry rabies, the incident triggered an official investigation, ultimately requiring all seven kits to be euthanized for testing. As more human-wildlife