Jade Flury
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Business ventures in Rib Mountain are one step closer to becoming a reality
Some business ventures in Rib Mountain are a step closer to becoming a reality. The community development director said there’s been positive feedback from the planning commission to bring Chick-fil-A and Chipotle to life. → Read More
The Open Door is a step closer to getting funding to better serve the unhoused population
The Open Door, a non-profit organization that helps homeless people, is one step closer to getting the funding it needs to serve Wausau’s unhoused population better. → Read More
Historians weigh in on one-year mark of Russia invading Ukraine
February 24, 2022, marks the one-year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Since then, the United States has committed more than $32 billion dollars to Ukraine → Read More
Tow bans lifted throughout central Wisconsin
Tow truck companies are hitting the streets again now that towing bans have been lifted and it’s been a busy day for drivers. Towing bans are put in place to keep police and tow truck drivers safe in bad weather. → Read More
Winter storms affecting Ash Wednesday services
Wednesday’s winter storm is putting a pause on usual Ash Wednesday plans. Some churches are still holding services for the beginning of lent, while others are postponing services, or going virtual. → Read More
Wausau Public Works prepares for freezing roads Wednesday
Temperatures are dropping and that could lead to icy roads on Wednesday. Just in case, Wausau Public Works is already preparing to treat the roads. → Read More
Wausau River District to launch Wausau Night Market series this summer
The Wausau River District is hosting a new event this summer. → Read More
Local artists featured at UW- Stevens Point during Black History Month
The University of Wisconsin Stevens Point is honoring Black History Month with a variety of events. One event is a new art display created by a former USWP student and spray paint artist → Read More
Keep your home protected when you know you won’t be home
The Marathon County Sheriff’s Office shared some tips to keep your home safe during extended travel. → Read More
Wild Instincts animal rescue in need of ‘Raptor Rescue’ and transport drivers
Since 1988, Wild Instincts has treated almost 20,000 wild animals, but now they’re looking for a few good people who can help them continue to treat our wildlife → Read More
Vilas County snowmobile trails become deadliest in state after tragic week
Five out of the nine snowmobile deaths in the state have happened in Vilas County → Read More
Merrill man thanks Merrill Fire Department first responders who saved his life
A Merrill man is thanking the first responders who saved his life after an explosion last year → Read More
Marathon County snow plows get green light to upgrade vehicles
It’s only February, which means plenty of time for more snow to fall and snow plow drivers will be back on the roads clearing it. The next time we see a snowstorm though, the plow trucks will look a little different. → Read More
Community Partners Campus in Wausau officially opens to the public
The Community Partners Campus is officially ready to help the central Wisconsin community. The campus highlighted its grand opening Wednesday with a flag dedication and a ribbon-cutting ceremony. → Read More
Team USA Snow Sculptors create a Stormy Kromer sculpture
Three Team USA Snow Sculptors are putting the finishing touches on their Stormy Kromer-inspired art that’s sitting outside of the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum → Read More
Vacant buildings in Stevens Point being redeveloped into new businesses
Multiple businesses will be turning unused, vacant buildings into new stores for shoppers → Read More
Brittany Zimmermann’s family reacts to the parole eligibility of their daughter’s murder
Brittany Zimmerman’s parents and family are speaking out following the first-degree conviction and withdrawal of David Kahl’s parole eligibility. Kahl is convicted of murdering 21-year-old, UW Madison student Brittany Zimmermann in 2008. → Read More
2023 Wisconsin Pond Hockey Classic returning to Sunnyvale Park in Wausau
The Wisconsin Pond Hockey Classic is almost here. Friday will officially begin the 12th year of the hockey tournament → Read More
Old Wausau Iron Works property may become a motor pool division
The old Wausau Iron Works building may be getting a new purpose. City officials are looking to turn the property into the city’s new motor pool division → Read More
Buddy Check 7: Importance of colon cancer screenings
Colon cancer is the third leading cause of cancer-related deaths in men and women, according to the American Cancer Society. However, colon cancer can be prevented if it’s caught in time. → Read More