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Library trustees respond to arbitration controversy

The Rhinelander District Library Board of Trustees met Tuesday, Nov. 3 to review the results of an arbitration meeting on Oct. 27 that ended with a vote that library officials have said does not …

The School District of Rhinelander will hold its 56th annual Veterans Day observance Wednesday, Nov. 11, headlining a slate of events honoring local veterans in the coming days. The program begins at …

The Oneida County sheriff's office has released the name of the 18-year-old man killed Monday evening when his vehicle struck a tree in the Town of Crescent. According to the Oneida County sheriff’s office press release, at approximately 9:52 p.m., the …

Two new board members have been sworn in to the Nicolet College Board of Trustees, the college announced in a press release.  Kristin Allen of Lac du Flambeau will serve as an additional …

Rondele Ranch, the Northwoods business behind the annual Christmas Wonderland light show, has purchased Pinewood Golf Club in Harshaw and plans a renovation that includes a new event clubhouse, a …

A drop of more than $2 million in state aid will land directly on local property taxpayers this year. School District of Rhinelander officials say a state funding formula that penalizes districts …

Council drops sidewalk, OKs 30-foot Hemlock Street

Hemlock Street will be rebuilt with new utilities, curb and gutter and a consistent 30-foot width — but no sidewalk — after the Rhinelander Common Council voted 6-2 to side with residents who …

The Northland Pines High School Music Department will host the 16th annual Great Northern All-Conference Choir and Band Festival and Concert on Saturday, Nov. 14, in the Northland Pines auditorium. …

Trinity Bazaar Nov. 7

It’s lefse season again and that means the cooks at Trinity Lutheran Church in Rhinelander have been busy. To prepare for the congregation’s annual Christmas Bazaar, 225 pounds have to be peeled, …

Proposed 2027 budget adds $48 per $100,000 to city tax bills

Rhinelander property owners would pay about $48 more in city taxes per $100,000 of assessed value next year under the proposed 2027 budget. The budget raises the city’s general property tax levy by …

At a glance (unofficial results) Governor: Democrat David Crowley defeated Republican Tom Tiffany, roughly 53%–47%. 7th Congressional District: Republican Michael …

Library budget in limbo after arbitration meeting

Representatives of the municipalities that make up the Rhinelander Library District – Pine Lake, Pelican, Newbold, Crescent and the City of Rhinelander – met at the library on Tuesday Oct. 27 to …

Have a knack for fixing things? The Hodag Dome is looking for volunteer fixers to share their skills and help give broken or damaged items a second life at its upcoming Repair Fair on Saturday, …

PHOTOS: Rhinelander Trick-or-Treat

Volunteers are needed every Saturday in October and November to help decorate Hodag Park for December’s Lights of the Northwoods. Organizers are asking volunteers to arrive at 9 a.m. for the …

The Rhinelander Tourism and Marketing Committee (RTMC), in collaboration with the Rhinelander Area Chamber of Commerce, is accepting applications for the 2027 Room Tax Community Grant. According to …

The three proposed changes to the Wisconsin Constitution on the Nov. 3 ballot do more than their ballot wording suggests, the executive director of the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin told a …

City to absorb $248K health insurance increase

The Rhinelander Common Council has decided to keep city employees’ health insurance plan unchanged for 2027. That means the city will absorb a 15.8% premium increase that would cost it an …

Trick-or-treating in Rhinelander will take place citywide from 4 to 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31, the city announced. The City of Rhinelander, the Rhinelander Fire Department and the Rhinelander …

School board puts leftover referendum dollars toward facility projects

The School District of Rhinelander Board of Education has approved three facility projects with a combined estimated cost of $1.3 million: a new inclusive playground at Pelican Elementary School, a …

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