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Service invoices turn to cash for RAFP
Northwoods Auto Techs donated $3 for every service invoice written in March and April to the Rhinelander Area Food Pantry. Auto Techs owner Paul ... -
Rhinelander community celebrates scholarship recipients
Star Journal The Rhinelander Area Scholarship Foundation, in conjunction with Rhinelander High School, hosted the annual Rhinelander Community Scholarship Awards in the John & ... -
Planning for the worst
Oneida County, partners practice mass emergency By Eileen Persike Editor Several Oneida County agencies and many more from the region met last week to ... -
Tensions mount at Rhinelander Council meeting; split vote nixes closed meeting request
By Lori C. Adler Reporter The Rhinelander City Council met Monday for a regular common council session. Tempers flared as each discussion item on ... -
Rhinelander area firefighters respond to blaze on Grossman Ave.
Star Journal report Rhinelander, Pine Lake and Pelican firefighters were on the site of a fire on Grossman Avenue this morning. The building which ... -
Wisconsin tourism secretary visits ArtStart as part of week-long tour
Story and photos by Lori C. Adler, reporter In celebration of National Travel and Tourism Week, Sara Meaney, Wisconsin Tourism Secretary-designee, visited Rhinelander Friday ... -
Wisconsin State Patrol Law of the Month
State Patrol reminds motorists to look twice, share the road with motorcycles May is national “Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month” and the Wisconsin State Patrol ... -
Comic Book Day is May 4 at the Rhinelander District Library
Stop by the Rhinelander District Library SATURDAY MAY 4 and pick up your free comic book. It’s Free Comic Book Day! While you are ... -
Participants wanted for this year’s Fourth of July parade
The Fourth of July is just around the corner, and Downtown Rhinelander Inc. is looking for participants for the city’s annual parade. This year’s ... -
Rhinelander city attorney cautions against additional legal help until June
By Ken Krall, WXPR News A memo written by Rhinelander City Attorney Carrie Miljevich warns city leaders not to hire an outside legal firm ...
