Motorists will have to get used to a change to the flow of traffic in the heart of the city’s downtown business district. On Oct. 27 the Rhinelander Common Council voted unanimously to install …
The Rhinelander City Council will hold a public hearing Nov. 10 on a proposed balanced budget for 2026 that would keep property tax levies nearly flat while cutting nearly $694,000 in planned …
The Rhinelander District Library will receive a $10,000 gift from Carnegie Corporation of New York to help restore its historic Carnegie-era entrance, library officials announced late last month. The …
The School District of Rhinelander Board of Education approved a balanced $39 million budget for the 2025-26 school year Monday night, Oct. 27, maintaining operations despite significant enrollment …
The members of the School District of Rhinelander Drama Department are busying preparing for several performances of its fall musical “Oliver!” which is based on Charles Dickens’ …
The public is cordially invited to attend the 55th annual Veterans Day observance at James Williams Middle School gymnasium at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, November 11. According to a school district press …
A unique memorial stands in Rhinelander’s Forest Home Cemetery marking the grave where a Chicago man lay unidentifi ed for more than four decades. The monument, located at Grave …
Aspirus Rhinelander Hospital has been recognized with the 2025 Crystal Vision Award by the Lions Eye Bank of Wisconsin (LEBW). According to an Aspirus press release, the prestigious award celebrates …
The Rhinelander Chamber of Commerce has launched a new monthly podcast, Real Rhinelander, “highlighting the people, businesses, and organizations shaping the community.” According to a …
Bob Jaskolski, a 40 plus year veteran of the grocery industry and current President and CEO of T.A. Solberg, Inc. – parent company of Trig’s stores across northern Wisconsin – has …
Local medical experts address vaccination questions at community forum Three local medical professionals shared decades of combined experience and answered community questions about vaccines during a …
The School District of Rhinelander’s Community Education Program is organizing another edition of Camp George, a one-day grief support camp designed for children across the Northwoods who have …
The Rhinelander Historical Society Museum and Pioneer Park Historical Complex introduced the community to some of the area’s historic and notable ancestors during their second annual Lantern …
The Wisconsin Fair Maps Coalition will host a community hearing from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, October 23, at ArtStart (65 S. Stevens St.) to gather public feedback on a proposed Independent …
Residents across northern Wisconsin communities will have a chance to receive free flowers this Wednesday as local florists participate in a nationwide effort to spread kindness and joy. Teams …
The Rhinelander High School Class of 2026 celebrated Homecoming Saturday evening, Oct. 11 with the traditional dance in the Jim Miazga Community Gymnasium.
Andrea J. Walker of Bangor will spend seven years in prison for her role in the overdose death of a 45-year-old Rhinelander man in January 2023. Oneida County circuit judge Mary Sowinski handed down …
A Harshaw man is facing felony misconduct in office charges in Price County related to allegations he had multiple sexual encounters with a woman described in court records as a “known …
T.A. Solberg Company Inc. (TAS), the locally owned and operated parent company of Trig's and affiliated businesses, held its 7th annual TAS Awards Banquet earlier this month.
Northern Lights Indivisible will put on a “No Kings” rally Saturday, Oct. 18, from noon to 2 p.m. at Pioneer Park in Rhinelander. According to Pat O’Grady of Northern Lights …