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Revitalization Effort Wins $50K for Trail Hub Project

Revitalization Effort Wins $50K for Trail Hub Project

A new multi-use trailhead and crossing on Highway 45 just south of the bridge near Riverview Park in Eagle River will improve the area for trail users, farmer's market shoppers, and anyone venturing downtown. And it's thanks in part to a new $50,000 grant. Eagle

No Burning Allowed: Red Flag Fire Danger Warning Issued

No Burning Allowed: Red Flag Fire Danger Warning Issued

Vilas and Oneida are two of the state's 21 counties currently under a Red Flag Warning that is in effect from noon until 9 p.m. today, Monday May 12. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) issued the warning in conjunction with the National Weather Service. A

Popular State Map Released to Guide Visitors to State's Wonders

The 2025-26 edition of the Wisconsin State Highway Map has been released, which is now available in print and online to help Wisconsinites plan their next trip across Wisconsin. The map, put out by the governor's office together with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (DOT) is a popular

Registration Open for Pines' Summer Eagle Camp

Eagle Camp will again be offered this summer for elementary-aged students in the Northland Pines School District. This summer school program provides educational and exciting adventures to help students participate and stay connected with friends in the summer. Kids also have the opportunity to keep up with their academics while

Small Town, Big Impact: Club Funds Next Chapter for Graduating Girls

Small Town, Big Impact: Club Funds Next Chapter for Graduating Girls

Community members in Three Lakes have once again stepped up in a big way to support seniors heading off to make their way into the adult world. Three Lakes Women's Club put on its annual scholarship tea earlier this month at the Reiter Center to celebrate strong, smart

Jazzy Evening Set to Benefit Student Musicians

Northland Pines Jazz Ensemble will put on a Cabaret concert to benefit the Music Boosters program on Wednesday, May 21, starting at 6 p.m. in the high school commons area. This event is free and open to the community, but donations will be accepted throughout the evening to support

Local Bans May Be the Only Way Forward in the Fight Against Wake Boats on Area Lakes

Local Bans May Be the Only Way Forward in the Fight Against Wake Boats on Area Lakes

Wake boats again dominated the subject matters discussed at the May 6 listening session in Eagle River City Hall with state reps. Rob Swearingen and Mary Felzkowski. It's not for lack of trying, but Felzkowski said a few times throughout the discussion that protection of local waters may