Wisconsin Rapids, WI News

• Wisconsin Rapids, WI News
• Barrett, Feingold fire up crowd at Wisconsin Rapids coffee house
• Fire causes Rapids home to be severely damaged
• Rain doesnt keep weekend campers away
• Youth Outdoors Day set for Saturday
• Rapids man gets sentence for thefts
• Last day of school nears
• Community meals today, Thursday
• Senate GOP leader talks recall, civility in Madison
• Sign thefts typical
• Veterans, families reflect on service, sacrifices
• Resident recalls life as WAC pioneer
• Share stories about kind acts
• U.S. strives to recover war dead
• Regional Deaths
• Candidates gear up for fall votes in midst of recalls
• Candidates gear up for fall votes in midst of recalls
• Candidates gear up for fall votes in midst of recalls
• $1 million lottery ticket sold in Wausau
• $1 million lottery ticket sold in Wausau
• $1 million lottery ticket sold in Wausau
• Dairy farms struggling in central Wisconsin
• Dairy farms struggling in central Wisconsin
• Dairy farms struggling in central Wisconsin
• Sounding of taps touches hearts of many at military funerals, memorial services
• Sounding of taps touches hearts of many at military funerals, memorial services
• Sounding of taps touches hearts of many at military funerals, memorial services
• Nekoosa woman hikes entire Ice Age Trail in memory of friend
• Nekoosa woman hikes entire Ice Age Trail in memory of friend
• Musky season opens with new size limit
• Out There: Close shave for St. Pauls Lutheran School principal
• CEO group fosters collaboration
• Grant targets health care IT skills training
• Nekoosa finalizes contract for new superintendent
• Grant targets health care IT skills training
• CEO group fosters collaboration
• Bravick 71st after three rounds
• Local workforce board gets $22,500 grant for skills training
• Local boards select new leaders
• Legislative leaders talk hot-button issues in advance of recall elections
• EMS groups an asset in Wood County
• Wis. DOT North Central Region road construction update
• Baby advice offered through Wood County text message service
• Group hopes to use art to address current Wisconsin Rapids issues
• First aid training saves Vesper student
• Rotary scholarship is available
• Acts of kindness sought by Tribune
• Lincoln students to host open house
• Offices, businesses set holiday closings
• Memorial Day events set
• Man pleads not guilty to enticing girl
• Marathon County home sales on the rise
• Wood County officials urge residents to heed warning sirens
• Wisconsin River mural returns after 2010 flooding damage
• Port Edwards School Board set to OK principal contract
• Woman fights Crohns disease, preps for half-marathon
• Wood County beaches opening this weekend
• Woman fights Crohns disease, preps for half-marathon
• Nekoosa School District to finalize superintendents contract
• Study: Duffy, Johnson speak at eighth-grade level
• Nathaniel Shuda column: Skeptic now a Twitter convert
• Authorities put focus on seat belt enforcement
• Nekoosa School Board approves contract with new superintendent
• Hard work moves UWSP graduate from refugee camp toward med school
• Wisconsin Rapids to host State Veterans Reunion
• Karen Madden column: Political rallies differ on recall
• Calendar of events
• Calendar of events
• D.C. Everest Junior High School student heads to Naval Academy to participate in STEM camp
• D.C. Everest Junior High School student heads to Naval Academy to participate in STEM camp
• D.C. Everest Junior High School student heads to Naval Academy to participate in STEM camp
• Calendar of events
• Doctor says more focus should be on preventing strokes
• Doctor says more focus should be on preventing strokes
• Doctor says more focus should be on preventing strokes
• Kayakers compete in Wausau for spot at world championships
• Police differ on agencies using social media
• Police differ on agencies using social media
• Police differ on agencies using social media
• DNR officials urge ATV safety
• DNR officials urge ATV safety
• Out There: Decades-old windmill gets new home in Wisconsin Rapids
• Program creates Pathways to overcome employment barriers
• On the Line with ... the Brook Trout
• Program creates Pathways to overcome employment barriers
• Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln High School wrestler Rylan Lubeck given sentence
• Wood County District Attorney John Henkelmann wont seek re-election
• Wood County District Attorney John Henkelmann not seeking re-election
• Updated: Wisconsin Rapids wrestler found guilty of obstructing officer
• Housing development awaits rule change in town of Saratoga
• Officer honored for extra work for Wisconsin Rapids Police Department
• Public high school graduation rates rise
• Kiwanis sets Youth Outdoors Day
• Authorities find missing vehicle
• Wisconsin Rapids mayor makes noticeable changes in one month
• Out There: Rookie thespians enjoy theatrical experience
• Gov. Scott Walker releases better 2011 jobs data
• Health food costs same as junk food, study finds
• Clubs annual walk set for Saturday
• District sets summer food program dates
• Man pleads not guilty to punching officer
• Student pleads not guilty to selling pills
• Tragedy inspires decades of service
• Wood County Board members OK fixing Edgewater Haven Nursing Home
• Wood County Board members OK fixing Edgewater Haven Nursing Home
• Wisconsin Rapids to allow seasonal sidewalk cafes downtown
• Wisconsin Rapids to allow seasonal sidewalk cafes downtown
• Foster, adoptive parent event is set
• Almond native leads river safety group in La Crosse
• Veteran Jim Strasser served country, community
• Rafters gear up for 2012 season
• Wood County to stand up for health
• Rafters seek singers for national anthem
• Library offers e-book classes Wednesday
• Wood County Dems will meet today
• Authorities investigate burglary
• Woman places first in marathon
• President orders flags at half-staff
• Wisconsin Rapids Area CVB director recognized for outstanding work
• Wood County to consider loan details for nursing home renovation
• Terry Whitmore eager to lead as next superintendent in Nekoosa
• County to consider borrowing plan details
• City to research zoning options for homeless shelters
• Walker denies war on women
• Walker denies war on women
• Regional Deaths
• Walker denies war on women
• Calendar
• Calendar
• Calendar
• Bikers roar into Hatley for motorcycle swap meet
• Hannah Center gives aid to women
• Hannah Center gives aid to women
• Hannah Center gives aid to women
• Bikers roar into Hatley for motorcycle swap meet
• Bikers roar into Hatley for motorcycle swap meet
• DNR: Aerator helped keep fish alive
• DNR: Aerator helped keep fish alive
• Central Wisconsins top coaches succeed in style
• Central Wisconsins top coaches succeed in style
• Central Wisconsins top coaches succeed in style
• Mothers Day celebration has roots in U.S. history
• Mothers Day celebration has roots in U.S. history
• Mothers Day celebration has roots in U.S. history
• Nekoosa School Board selects Terry Whitmore as next superintendent
• MSTC food manufacturing science certificate program opens opportunities for displaced workers
• Experts: Violent attacks found in many sex offense cases in Wood County
• On the Line with ... Largemouth bass
• Walker says right-to-work legislation wont happen at start of state GOP convention
• MSTC food manufacturing science certificate program opens opportunities for displaced workers
• Alexander Middle School students box tops bring in author Blue Balliett
• Housing projects in Saratoga near approval
• Postal Service plan aims to save post offices by reducing hours instead of closing locations
• Academy to host open house
• Local students win poster contest
• Arkdale native named to GOP post
• Walkers office announces state budget surplus
• Stevens Point womans idea for 12/12/12 comes to fruition
• Out There: Retired funeral home director thanks extended family
• GPS units to improve fire safety in Rome
• Voter turnout in local recall primaries about 40 percent
• Recall primary election results for south Wood County area
• Out There: Mothers Day is big business for retailers
• ERCO Worldwide plans $18M expansion
• Out There: Mothers Day is big business for retailers
• ERCO Worldwide plans $18M expansion
• Nekoosa School District leader decision nears
• ERCO Worldwide announces $18 million expansion project
• Democrats tout records ahead of todays recall primary
• Police make time to rescue ducklings from storm sewers
• Party leaders urge residents to vote today
• Woman faces charge of punching boy
• Conservation camp taking applications
• It Takes A Village workshop is set
• Lincoln to present spring band concert
• Inventors club will meet Thursday
• Flags to be flown at half-staff today
• Man accused of sending nude pictures to officer posing as teen
• Man faces child enticement charges
• Man faces child abuse charge
• Man to serve six months in jail in arson attempt
• Round 1 in Senate recalls begins Tuesday
• States drinking culture difficult to heal
• Sanitarians scrutinize food service
• Neighborhood watch group members asked to observe, report -- not confront suspects
• Neighborhood watch group members asked to observe, report -- not confront suspects
• Neighborhood watch group members asked to observe, report -- not confront suspects
• Wausau burned house tours show fire danger
• Wausau burned house tours show fire danger
• Wausau burned house tours show fire danger
• Whooping crane hatches in Wood County
• Whooping crane hatches in Wood County
• Rain doesnt stop anglers on opening day
• Rain doesnt stop anglers on opening day
• Rain doesnt stop anglers on opening day
• DNR, bait shops have high hopes as fishing season begins
• DNR, bait shops have high hopes as fishing season begins
• Boats hit water on great morning to start fishing season
• Boats hit water on great morning to start fishing season
• Bait shops seek to reel in customers
• Bait shops seek to reel in customers
• Survey: South Wood County residents ready for change
• Survey: South Wood County residents ready for change
• Wisconsin Rapids to consider special MSTC cab fare
• Wisconsin Rapids to consider special MSTC cab fare
• On the Line with: Walleyes
• Acts of kindness sought by Tribune
• Fire department to host brat fry today
• Street closing will begin Monday
• Churches will host rose sale May 13
• Adams County man sentenced to prison
• Judge to tour Lincoln High School locker room
• Panel puts safety first for Grand Avenue
• Out There: Rapids residents join in National Day of Prayer
• Storms drench eastern Wisconsin
• State Rep. Louis Molepske Jr. will not seek re-election
• Electronic recycling day set for May 12
• High school art show under way at library
• Deputy to ride 500 miles for Habitat for Humanity
• Out There: Working with kids kept director young at heart
• Family Center names executive director
• Community meal will be served today
• Focus of recall shifts to jobs
• City committee eyes downtown options
• Video: Wisconsin Rapids City Council and committee meetings
• Students book lessons for life, community with Little Free Library program
• Lester Public Library of Rome looks to expand
• Club sets soccer event for Saturday
• Humane Society wins first round prize
• New open enrollment rules effect minimal
• Moundview Memorial Hospital, Roche-A-Cri Clinic announce merger plans
• Wisconsin Rapids School Board to meet with teachers union
• Hospice program provides handmade bears to honor lost loved ones
• Renaissance Learning board member dropped from lawsuit
• Renaissance Learning board member dropped from lawsuit
• Library staff has training May 8
• Home Alone class offered for families
• Woman accused of stealing from concession stand
• Walker has raised $13M for recall
• Mixed ballots OK in primary
• Teen works to adjust after captivity
• Out There: Hopa tree legacy still blooms
• Wood County to study worker wage structure
• Neighbor recounts ball of fire in fatal Linwood crash
• Three dead in early morning Portage County crash
• Workforce Central matches skilled workers with local employers
• Workforce Central matches skilled workers with local employers
• Analysis: Most sex offense charges involved first-time offenses
• Wisconsin Rapids resident works to get ALS support group off the ground
• Insurer WEA Trust works to adapt to law change
• Health insurance rebates coming
• Buyer wanted for private park
• Former teacher pleads guilty to assaulting child
• Unions make huge pro-Falk ad buy in recall race
• Late flu season still ongoing
• National Day of Prayer event set
• Element Mobile, CMN announce new event
• Mo-ped driver struck by deputys vehicle sues Wood County
• Domtar reports drop in profits
• Domtar reports drop in profits
• Fire danger high today, burning permits suspended
• Domtar Corp. posts 78.9 percent decline in first-quarter profits
• Element Mobile to pay out $248,000 in settlement
• Element Mobile to pay out $248,000 in settlement
• Mrs. Wisconsin hopes to inspire with Mrs. United States pageant
• Gospel choir to present concert
• Highways 173, G to close Monday
• Books sought for Free Little Library
• Woman sentenced for shooting at boyfriend
• Port Edwards combats goose problem
• NewPage halts biorefinery plans for Wisconsin Rapids mill
• Technology facility boosts UWSP
• Housing project put on hold
• NewPage halts biorefinery plans
• NewPage Corp. abandons plans for biorefinery in Wisconsin Rapids
• Budget, deficit key issues to U.S. Senate candidate Mark Neumann
• Church sets youth prayer service
• Streets will be closed for improvements
• SPASH grad Ben Provisor qualifies for Olympics in wrestling
• Wood County reckless homicide trial postponed
• Event set for hunters with disabilities
• Wood County parks set to open Friday
• Local residents complete marathon
• Childrens Festival offers learning opportunity for families
• Co-ed Scouting group takes root in Wis. Rapids
• Hopes high for town of Rome trapshooting site
• 1 out of 2 new graduates jobless or underemployed
• 1 out of 2 new graduates jobless or underemployed
• 1 out of 2 new graduates jobless or underemployed
• 1 out of 2 new graduates jobless or underemployed
• GOP hopes crossover voting can affect recalls
• GOP hopes crossover voting can affect recalls
• GOP hopes crossover voting can affect recalls
• GOP hopes crossover voting can affect recalls
• Central Wisconsin Tea Party members rally for rights at spring event
• Pilot rescued after biplane takes dive into Lake Wausau
• Granite pit a rock solid investment for owner
• Officials praise increase in 911 prank penalties
• State slow to fix algae issues
• CALENDAR OF EVENTS
• Weather worries linger for farm, orchard owners
• Students make art out of recyclables
• 100,000 Wis. concealed carry permits issued
• Out There: Wisconsin Rapids residents invited to participate in Trivia 43
• Solarus upgrades a boost for region
• Solarus upgrades a boost for region
• Former wrestler plans to sue Wisconsin Rapids School District
• Students make art out of recyclables
• 100,000 Wis. concealed carry permits issued
• Rafters set to sell single game tickets
• Wine event set for May 5 in Rome
• Scouts will collect food donations today
• Fundraiser set for humane society
• Church to hold beef dinner April 29
• Walker gives $765K in bonuses to state workers
• Out There: Nekoosa art students to present mural today at DaVita Dialysis Center
• Wisconsin Rapids School District loses 204 students
• Dems make early reservations for House ads
• Youth job fair, open house scheduled
• Community trivia team invites public
• Love Lights fundraiser event set
• Voter ID lawsuit decision delayed
• New Wisconsin Rapids mayor hits the ground running
• Ham radio operators prepared to communicate in emergency situations
• Wisconsin Rapids roundup: City Council declines to change parking rules
• New Wisconsin Rapids mayor hits the ground running
• New Years Eve, Bandstand icon Dick Clark dies
• Chamber to hold leadership event
• Library will offer training sessions
• Cultural Center to host meeting today
• Rapids man sentenced for multiple burglaries
• State school staffing drops by 2.3
• Adams County man to be deported for ID theft
• Adams County man to be deported for ID theft
• Wood County encouraged to act on frac sand
• Volunteers honored for work in Wisconsin Rapids community
• City Council rejects Veterans Memorial Park as location for stage
• Inmate charged with felonies in Waushara Co.
• Nepco Lake boat launch to reopen this year, will have per-use fee
• Wisconsin Rapids Mayor Mary Jo Carson preps for final day in office
• Wisconsin Rapids City Council to choose July 4 fireworks show operator
• Out There: Performance artist helps Immanuel students see big picture
• Man killed in Adams County crash
• Point author, trail pioneer dies at 95
• Deer czar: Time for hunters to help DNR
• Wood County Dems will host dinner
• Run the Rapids 5K Run/Walk helps combat child abuse
• Group of volunteers dedicated to cleaning up South Wood County YMCAs Camp Alexander
• Marshfield actor lands speaking role on Castle
• Colleges seeing an increase in hiring
• State bans cellphone use for some drivers
• Center helps women overcome problems
• Biggest Loser team speaks about weight loss
• Job seekers can receive help to present themselves professionally
• Job seekers can receive help to present themselves professionally
• Out There column: Theres so much to do today in Wisconsin Rapids area
• La Crosse student patrol works to prevent river drownings
• Pathways program aims to remove employment barriers for workers
• Pathways program aims to remove employment barriers for workers
• Man sentenced for child neglect
• Man charged with sexual assault
• Justin Pluess kicks off campaign for 72nd Assembly District
• U.S. Rep. Ron Kind touts health care reform
• Gubernatorial candidate Tom Barrett gets his first union endorsements
• Gubernatorial candidate Tom Barrett gets his first union endorsements
• Marcoux will be Nekoosas next mayor
• Students learn to spot suicide warning signs
• Vote shows many favor crane hunt
• Autopsy finds man likely drowned
• Search continues for Rapids native
• Residents must call before digging
• 4-H holds annual Creative Arts Day
• MSTC sets fall registration dates
• Gardening seminars set for Saturday
• City Council to discuss overnight parking rules
• Board of canvass finishes certifying election results
• Papers filed for governor recall election
• Papers filed for governor recall election
• School Board willing to meet with teachers before wage negotiations
• Recount scheduled in Nekoosa mayoral race
• Police kill bear in Marshfield
• Tax filing deadline nears
• Fireworks injury case moves forward
• Webb Memorial to host guest speaker
• Housing Authority forms resident advisory group
• Crane hunt draws debate
• Senate hopefuls unveil policies, plans
• Mid-State Technical College re-appoints 3 board members
• Mid-State Technical College re-appoints 3 board members
• Medical equipment store opens in Wisconsin Rapids
• Dispatcher honored for negotiating with suicidal caller
• Legislators budgets reflect different priorities
• Dying to use up leftover hard-boiled eggs
• $3.7 million project slated for I-39
• Bill Lueders column: Hunters both winners, losers in legislation
• Warmer spring increases risk of wildfires
• Executives at bailed-out firms have pay cut
• U.S. borrowing up but consumers resist credit cards
• Correction
• Romney faces uphill struggle for female voters
• Central Wisconsin has mix of most, least healthy counties in state
• Top 10 local tax delinquents by city
• Some in central Wisconsin on state tax delinquent list
• Possible sandhill crane hunt on DNR agenda
• Out There: Hammin it up for the egg-citing Easter holiday
• School survey results under fire
• Stage set for debate over Wisconsin Rapids park
• Annual trivia contest starts April 20
• Port Edwards School District invites publics input on John Edwards Middle/High School principal search
• Saratoga residents concerned about proposed development project
• True hero: Former South Wood County YMCA lifeguard saved unconscious swimmer
• Wisconsin Rapids panel recommends stage in Veterans Memorial Park
• Out There: Lifelong learning -- youre never too old
• Wisconsin Rapids wrestlers defense attorney seeks to ban cameras from courtroom
• Wisconsin Rapids mayor-elect: Real work starts now
• Energy assistance forms still accepted
• Teen sentenced for attempt to set house on fire
• Vote-reporting procedure caused delay in results
• Voter turnout in Wisconsin Rapids nearly 50 percent
• Mitt Romney sweeps Tuesdays GOP primaries
• Town, village board members win seats
• Alleged victim testifies at Wisconsin Rapids wrestlers hearing
• Alan Marcoux leads race for Nekoosa mayor
• Zach Vruwink wins Wisconsin Rapids mayoral race in landslide
• Incumbents retain seats in local school board races
• DNR trims walleye limits
• AP: Romney takes Wisconsin, Maryland, DC
• Rietbrock farmer copes with loss of barn, 70 cows in fire
• Humane Society advises not to give rabbits as gifts for Easter
• State Rep. Scott Krug kicks off re-election effort
• Is your group having a brat fry
• Johnson: Romney would unify GOP
• Port Edwards seeks new high school principal
• Police arrest suspect in ATM vandalism
• Woman sentenced for sexual assault of child
• Boater safety course expands
• Port Edwards School District seeks new high school principal
• Sen. Ron Johnson: Romney endorsement aimed at unifying GOP
• Cities, towns prep for elections
• Wisconsin Rapids mayoral candidates: A side-by-side comparison
• China punishes websites on coup talk
• GOP presidential hopefuls rally party faithful
• Vendors tout pink slime-free beef, others vow to remove additive
• Event aims to preserve Hmong culture
• Helmets key to safe biking, officials say
• Lawmakers seek to aid unemployed vets
• LivingSocial launches takeout and delivery service
• Bill Lueders column: Presidential ad deluge hits Wis.
• Local lawmakers bills vary in success
• Out There: Residents rush for lottery tickets
• Rome Town Board candidates share visions for town
• Skilled for Success campaign to help workers overcome employment barriers
• Skilled for Success campaign to help workers overcome employment barriers
• Wisconsin Rapids mayoral candidates talk economic development
• Easter concert set for Sunday
• Redistricting might mean voting changes
• Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools School Board candidates take on finances, education
• Liebenstein joins AmeriCorps
• Journey of the Cross set for Saturday
• Rafters looking for host families
• Mega Millions amount sets record
• Business, budget key issues in Nekoosa mayor race
• Wisconsin Rapids mayoral hopefuls talk residency
• Battery, robbery charges filed against Nekoosa man
• Once again, things are booming loudly in Clintonville
• Walker signs health care bills at Marshfield Clinic
• Local religious observances scheduled
• Finance workshop set for Saturday
• 3 vie for 2 Nekoosa School Board seats
• Biron to test tabulating machines
• Local schools in online contest
• Pittsville board selects principals
• Absentee votes due by Friday
• Man charged over failing to update registration
• Man gets year in jail for child porn
• Winners announced in bake-off contest
• Applebees to help Boys Girls Club
• Recycle in Style fashion show to put Goodwill in spotlight
• Recycle in Style fashion show to put Goodwill in spotlight
• Mayoral candidate Vruwink more than doubles opponents spending, fundraising
• GOP candidate Newt Gingrichs wife talks gas prices, patriotism at UWSP
• Authorities continue to seek leads in armed robbery case
• Justices signal trouble for law
• Bicyclist, 11, in serious condition after crash
• Wisconsin Rapids assistant high school principal a finalist for Marshfield job
• Update: Labor Council removes Bucky logo from sign
• Wisconsin Rapids mayoral hopefuls discuss role, relationship with council, city staff members
• Supreme Court delves into health care overhaul challenge
• Judge finds probable cause for one felony related to fireworks malfunction
• MSTC to host Amish presenter April 2
• Free business workshop set
• Grand Rapids candidates focus on border relations
• Judge finds probable cause in Rome fireworks case
• Out There: No kidding about baby goat boom
• Builders say home upgrades going strong
• Builders say home upgrades going strong
• Armed man robs convenience store
• Fire destroys Big Flats mobile home
• Mayor winds down schedule as term nears end
• How the Wisconsin Republican primary works
• Police
• State races outpace presidential fundraising
• Santorum comes bowling into Wisconsin
• Officials say HIPAA does its job, despite criticisms
• Pillar of Wisconsin Rapids Family Center set to retire
• Wisconsin Rapids woman hopes to win big in 45th annual Pillsbury Bake-Off
• Wisconsin Rapids mayor hopefuls differ on downtown development
• Wisconsin Rapids mayor hopefuls differ on downtown development
• Adams County Crime Stoppers to implement Text-a-Tip
• Clintonvilles booms could be linked to microquakes
• Candidate aims for common sense approach
• Flags at half-staff today for soldier
• New look for drivers licenses, state IDs
• Mayoral candidate aims to offer fresh ideas
• Romney, Santorum gear up for Wisconsin primary battle
• Romney, Santorum gear up for Wisconsin primary battle
• Romney, Santorum gear up for Wisconsin primary battle
• Romney, Santorum gear up for Wisconsin primary battle
• Rafters encourage reading
• Officials: Assault not reason for concern
• Vos says Legislature needs cleansing
• Teen accused of stealing car
• Local pageant contestant wins title
• Rapids man convicted of stalking jury members
• Vos says Legislature needs cleansing
• Vos says Legislature needs cleansing
• Officials: Fire danger very high
• Vos says Legislature needs cleansing
• Spring leaf, brush pick-up set for city
• Class project geared to highlight areas best
• Mayoral candidate touts his experience
• Wood County Board approves borrowing $3 million for Haven renovation
• Wood County Republicans to meet
• Chamber to host business seminar
• Compost sites to open Saturday
• Church to present musical drama
• Group offers members new weigh of life
• Mayoral candidate focuses on partnerships
• Duffy, Ribble get travel perks
• Carson endorses Vruwink for Wisconsin Rapids mayor
• Pam Galloway: I would have won recall election
• Community Care Day offers free haircuts, meals, medical care to those in need
• 2012 Outstanding Volunteer Award Nominees
• United Way of Inner Wisconsins Volunteer Centers 2012 Outstanding Volunteer Awards nominees announced
• Calendar of events
• High temperatures bring out the bugs
• Maple syrup harvest taps out amid warm weather
• Ho-Chunk Nation President Jon Greendeer strives to serve
• Employers say jobs are available, but potential workers lack needed skills
• Out There: Enthusiasm high for Walleye Days
• Initial reports: UWSP student died of accidental drowning
• Woman plans to sue county, city workers for sons suicide
• No evidence of foul play found in lake death
• Mayor hopefuls discuss job creation
• Video: Wisconsin Rapids mayoral candidate forum
• Authorities to discuss autopsy information
• Time to strike up the band
• Pittsville principal vacancies spark concern
• 3 accused in home invasion, assault
• Judge approves recall dates
• Residents invited to candidate forums
• Stalking fills gap for crimes of fear
• Authorities to conduct autopsy on found body
• Wisconsin Rapids mayoral candidate moves into city
• South Wood County YMCA board selects new CEO
• Nekoosa residents invited to discuss business plan
• Report evaluates successes, challenges of Workforce Central
• Report evaluates successes, challenges of Workforce Central
• Police find body of missing Wisconsin Rapids man
• Volunteers needed for South Wood County Community Care Day
• Boater safety classes offered in Wood County
• Literacy Council of Wood County needs tutors for adults
• Street closing to begin Monday
• Woman sentenced for child endangerment
• Body of missing Wisconsin Rapids man found in Lake Wazeecha
• Body of missing Wisconsin Rapids man found in Lake Wazeecha
• Prosecutor files felony stalking charge against wrestler
• Prosecutor files felony stalking charge against wrestler
• South Wood County YMCA board selects new CEO
• Early spring likely to bring early allergy symptoms
• Literacy Council to host tutor roundtable
• Legion will host spaghetti dinner
• Library offers e-book classes Wednesday
• High school choir concert is today
• Construction info meeting is set
• Man appears on child neglect charge
• Man gets 9 months for child porn
• Online court records survive attacks
• Response team critical for firefighters
• City to utility: Keep us informed
• Bulls Eye Credit Union presidents support for military family celebrated
• Lincoln High School students to participate in state culinary, hospitality competition
• Sunshine Week: Advocacy group wants lists of concealed carry permit holders made public
• Thousands rally against Walker in Madison on collective bargaining law anniversary
• Portage County could host justice program
• Open records help break news stories in central Wisconsin
• Contract Sunshine delays keep state finances in the dark
• Federal grant helps find, train health care workers
• Warmth could harm maple syrup production
• Ice fishermen competition winnows field down to 20
• Police: Rumors can be obstacle in cases
• Wisconsin Rapids plans special cab fare for MSTC students
• Out There: Local woman celebrates 100th birthday
• City plans special cab fare for Mid-State Technical College students
• Local wildfire season starting early this year
• Bowl for Kids Sake fundraiser is set
• Meeting set for rental property owners
• Rafters set post-game fireworks dates
• Workshop to urge nonprofit support
• School lunch prices could rise
• Police report: Wisconsin Rapids wrestling program needs change
• Ice anglers compete for USA team spot
• Leader of former Energy Composites focuses on manufacturing companys road to recovery
• Leader of former Energy Composites focuses on manufacturing companys road to recovery
• Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen to appeal voter ID ruling
• Wisconsin attorney general to appeal voter ID ruling
• Panel wants revision of sidewalk cafe plans
• Ikidarod mimics Iditarod as fourth-graders learn about Alaskan race
• Man sentenced on weapons charge
• Mayoral candidate forum today
• Mayoral candidate forum today
• Wood County Board set to make decision on Edgewater Haven Nursing Home project
• Experts seek cause of Abby Theatre fire
• Woman faces hair-razing event to benefit cancer research
• Body of UWSP student recovered
• Pittsville couple escape house fire
• Peers grieve loss of man who was deputy, firefighter
• Updated: Father of UWSP student: He was our everything
• Photos: Wisconsin Rapids Lincolns run to state wrestling title
• Police to resume search today for missing UWSP student last seen Saturday
• Firefighter killed, 4 others hurt when roof collapses in Abby Theatre fire
• Out There: Columnist falls for community theater
• City panels to consider sidewalk cafe proposals
• Trapshooting site work begins in Rome
• Update: Official search suspended, police and friends still looking for missing student
• Calendar
• Networking group plans Amazing Race
• Safeguards help avert tax refund problems
• Effort to cut state treasurer, secretary of state positions continues
• Portage County GOP prepares to join new district
• Low snowfall could hurt parks departments
• One Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln High School wrestler jailed, 2 receive deferred judgments
• One wrestler jailed, 2 receive deferred judgments
• Family describes struggles of former wrestling team member
• Family describes struggles of former wrestling team member
• Trucks speed unclear in fatal crash
• Update: Judge orders Wisconsin Rapids wrestler to jail he will not wrestle this weekend
• Nathaniel Shuda column: Learn about Wisconsin Rapids mayoral candidates at forum
• Experts: Century County could be costly
• Accused wrestlers respond to allegations
• Accused wrestlers respond to allegations
• Incourage Community Foundation in spotlight on River Cities Community Access
• Port Edwards Lions to host breakfast
• Alzheimers support group sets meeting
• Club looks for young composers
• Betty Boop festival seeks animators
• Energy assistance applications now only taken over the phone
• Heavy snow closes schools in Wisconsin Rapids area
• Dispatcher failed to follow procedures for 911 call
• Police: Two suspicious school incidents unrelated
• The stork report: Wisconsin Rapids births
• Wisconsin Rapids death notices
• Wood County Parks to reopen Powers Bluff on Saturday
• Monkees singer Davy Jones dies in Florida at 66
• School closures and cancellations
• Domtar 2011 earnings slide from 2010 but beat 2009
• Domtar 2011 earnings slide from 2010 but beat 2009
• Wood County, union leaders differ on how much authority unions retain
• Marshfield Clinics National Farm Medicine Center helps dairies meet safety standards
• Workforce board gets federal grant
• Volunteer Center seeks nominees
• Kohl rep to hold office hours
• Reports of stranger near Mead, Howe elementary schools concern officials
• Workforce board gets federal grant
• Wood County Literacy Council wants to expand offerings
• District laptop initiative offers Port Edwards students experience with technology
• Sponsors sought for planters
• Walker will not challenge recall signatures
• DNRs deadline to remove ice shanties looms
• Wood County GOP meeting today
• Rapids wrestling tickets available
• Time change for Rapids boys playoff game
• Marshfield Clinic president looks to future
• Tickets on sale for EgoCon 2012
• Community meals served this week
• $61.5M for Wis. highways at risk
• Balloon rally seeks volunteers, sponsor
• Loss of Focus on Energy incentives hurts businesses, owners say
• Loss of Focus on Energy incentives hurts businesses, owners say
• Calendar of Events
• Regional deaths
• MSTC plans gerontology degree
• Hunters urged to share deer info with DNR
• Wood County dispatcher suspended for 30 days after 911 call
• Schools get students fired up for fitness
• Authorities: Its not uncommon for witnesses to change testimony
• Stevens Point man wins $1 million in lottery, plans to save for retirement
• Wisconsin Rapids Community Theatre presents Proof
• USPS to close Rothschild postal facility
• Port Edwards wants to increase speed limit
• Election map trial begins
• Election map trial begins
• Election map trial begins
• Minn. moose population declines
• Election map trial begins
• Police find source of phony $5 bill
• Suspension lifted for Milwaukee Brewers Ryan Braun
• Wausau mail processing center to close
• Wisconsin Rapids Housing Authority sets employee policies
• College receives $57,000 grant
• Community Care Day needs volunteers
• Power company will start project
• Son accused in dads death
• Grant will expand academy garden
• Drinking preceded Christmas stabbing
• Committee of the Whole meeting to focus on utility
• Out There: Special Olympics athletes form bonds with high school students
• Church to hold Saturday dinner
• Whooping cough confirmed at Wood County school
• Beer offer leads to fight, hospitalization
• City Council to set meeting to discuss Water Works and Lighting Commission
• City utility OKd pay raises of up to 14 percent
• Out There: Library book program a thriller
• County might borrow $2.8 million for nursing home
• Wisconsin Rapids Water Works and Lighting pay raises as high as 14 percent
• Out There: Other presidents set precedents of their own
• New owners have big plans for shuttered theater
• County dispatchers get heavy training
• Calendar of events
• Bill Lueders column: Inside special interests ruled on redistricting
• Pointer Compact lingers without votes
• Leaders wont stop meeting invocations
• Baldwin, Ribble join forces against unfair trade
• Nursing home ratings a mixed bag in central Wisconsin
• Wausau nightclub takes leap of faith with live acts
• Lottery ticket sold in Marshfield a $1 million winner
• Science Olympians harness their brainpower
• Translation assistance available to dispatchers
• Proposal to create Century County faces long, complicated process
• On the Hub: Film role in Oscar-nominated The Artist inspires Wisconsin Rapids native
• Hotel Mead boasts sales boost after switch to local management
• Hotel Mead boasts sales boost after switch to local management
• REO Speedwagon, Oak Ridge Boys to return to Wausau fair
• Community event needs volunteers
• Wisconsin Rapids Housing Authority to consider Internet usage policies
• Wood County authorities release February warrant list
• Tri-Norse to host ski jump tourney
• Local cribbage player honored
• Dispatcher to be one of the first to face Wood Countys new disciplinary procedures
• Behind the Curtain: Proof actors find thrill in hard work
• Corrections
• Assumption enrollment begins
• Optimist Club to host skills event
• Vruwink to hold office hours today
• Woman suspected of OWI after underage drinking citation
• Wisconsin Rapids leaders seek input from businesses, residents for sign rules
• Police find 911 call related to missing man case
• Soaring above the call
• Walker seeks 2 more weeks for recall review
• New scanner checks CWA passengers
• Update: Walker wont accompany Obama to Master Lock
• Obama to tout return of jobs to Milwaukee manufacturer during Wisconsin visit today
• Man held in jail after fight
• Box top, milk cap collection programs provide free money for schools
• Adams-Friendship High School wins statewide award
• Fire damages home in Wisconsin Rapids
• Lions Club will host fish fry
• Local man scores cribbage honor
• Farmer wins $2,500 for Pittsville Fire Department
• Is there a woman you look up to
• Hunter accused of shooting dog in legs
• Plea deal reached in disorderly conduct case against Wisconsin Rapids wrestlers
• Out There: Do something personal, thoughtful for loved ones
• College students urged to file FAFSA, begin scholarship application process now
• Obamas budget shows growth
• Family Film Night at library set for today
• Special Olympics needs event help
• Survey aims to help improve lives
• Girl, 11, starts project to send cards to children with cancer
• SnoBlast shares rides on dog sleds
• Social media sites give police clues
• Out There: FB shorthand makes me ROFL, facepalm
• Big Brothers Big Sisters to launch new program
• Cranes at center of hunting debate
• Attorneys disagree on eliminating preliminary hearings
• Marshfield Clinic study clears vaccine
• Lawmakers spar over cost-benefit analysis legislation
• Community Calendar
• Region struggles with psychiatrist shortage
• WinterFest celebrates the freezin season
• Protest passions still fresh one year later
• Interracial couple overcomes stereotypes
• Catholic hospitals, clergy still skeptical after Obamas insurance compromise
• Credit union to hold brat fry
• Church to offer chili, soup fest
• Behind the Curtain: Crew shows Proof of hard work put into show
• Officials seek help in search for missing Wisconsin Rapids man
• Rome Police and Fire Commission to stay
• Former Antigo principal John Lund to stand trial on drug charges
• Wis. delays choosing school information system
• Man accused of taking explicit pictures of teen sentenced
• Ministry Health Care takes over Affinity Health System
• Out There: At 64, man runs 50 miles
• Abandoned bear cubs rescued
• City Council weighs utility oversight
• City Council weighs utility oversight
• Proposal for new county attracts attention
• Tattoo shop owner to take on fish taxidermy March 1
• Tattoo shop owner to take on fish taxidermy March 1
• Panel OKs gym plan for Wisconsin Extreme All-Star Cheer Gym
• People with Wisconsin links donate $428,000 to super PACs
• Wood County eyes new pay scale for public employees
• Copps can renew plates, stickers
• Jail, probation ordered in deer killing case
• United Way annual meeting set
• Around the state: GOP lawmakers signed redistricting secrecy deals
• Reminder: Mead Wildlife Area waterfowl meeting tonight
• Boys charity fulfills dream of saving grandmas house
• Man works to tame horse for Extreme Mustang Makeover contest
• Sand mining a threat to Karner blue butterfly, as companies claim habitat without permits
• Independent joins Walker recall race
• Developers donate land for Sheriffs Department shooting range
• Pedestrian safety study proposed for West Grand Avenue
• Government meetings
• Setting it Straight
• Polar plungers make splash for Special Olympics
• Activists keep pressure on coal plants
• Groups hope to stop Wis. voter ID law
• Adams woman airlifted after car crash
• Out There: Its nice to see cool activity become fairly normal
• South Wood County Airport Commission balances Alexander Field budget
• Farming shifts to smaller operations
• Experts: Long GOP primary could yield more details on candidates
• Political tightrope awaits Walker as potential recall election looms
• Final rocks thrown at old curling club
• Super donations continue
• Pulp prices shrink Domtars 4Q profit
• Pulp prices shrink Domtars 4Q profit
• Sigel man sentenced to 35 years -- again
• Setting it Straight
• Legion sets dinner fundraiser
• School band sets concert date
• Open enrollment deadline extended
• Domtar posts smaller profit in fourth quarter
• Judge seeks specific reasons for disorderly conduct charges against wrestlers
• Residents speak out against Nepco Lake Park land trade
• Grant assists infant smiles
• Behind the Curtain: Director ensures Wisconsin Rapids Community Theatre show will go on
• Warm-up wont melt Badger Games
• Video added: Wood County judge demands more specifics in Wisconsin Rapids wrestling case
• Accused Wisconsin Rapids wrestlers to appear in court today
• Company eyes expansion for mega-dairy farm planned in Adams County
• Company eyes expansion for mega-dairy farm planned in Adams County
• Out There: Some hope winter sticks around
• UWSP dean hopes to work with medical college
• Bill would set wolf hunting season
• NewPage retiree lawsuit continues
• NewPage retiree lawsuit continues
• Out There: Artist keeps herself in stitches
• Official: Wrestlers molested others
• Super Bowl event set for Sunday
• Alzheimers support group sets meeting
• Library offers e-book class
• Lassa to hold office hours
• Krug to hold town meeting
• Democrats line up recall challengers
• Federal pay freeze bill by Duffy up for vote
• Medical College considers central Wis. site
• Officers still searching for missing 29-year-old
• Lassa to hold office hours Thursday in Wood County
• Oneida County medical examiner charged in spine theft
• 4-H group for people with special needs ends
• Jury convicts Portage County man in fatal stabbing
• Municipal clerks confront recall costs
• Business After Hours set
• Local DMV office has new hours
• Power company sets drawdowns
• Woman pleads not guilty to shooting
• BREAKING: Dahms found guilty on two lesser charges, acquitted on third
• Longtime photo studio shuttered
• Longtime photo studio shuttered
• Crime Stoppers seeks volunteers
• Out There: Abundant options make choosing a challenge
• Special Olympics athletes enjoy state games
• Almond firefighters put out fire, save barn
• Community calendar
• Records: Golf club a drug hangout
• Teacher drug testing is rare
• FDA: Read infant medicine labels carefully
• FDA: Read infant medicine labels carefully
• Week in Review: Partisan politics at play in Wisconsin
• Cybercrime-fighting pioneer set to retire soon
• Powers Bluff finally opens after sufficient snowfall
• Archers of all ages take aim in Badger State Games shoot
• Riverview Hospital Association celebrates 100 years of serving community
• Riverview Hospital Association celebrates 100 years of serving community
• 100 years of Riverview Hospital Association
• 100 years of Riverview Hospital Association
• Attorney: Victim recants charges against Rapids wrestlers
• Developers donate land to Sheriffs Department
• Man remembered for Scouts devotion
• Jury deliberates in Point homicide trial
• Lassa, Suder differ on job creation
• Lassa, Suder differ on job creation
• Balloon Rally and Music Festivals future at risk after sponsors, volunteers drop out
• Balloon Rally and Music Festivals future at risk after sponsors, volunteers drop out
• Developers pull Nepco Lake land swap offer
• Plans for stage at Veterans Memorial Park up in the air
• Snowmobile trails remain closed
• Out There: Curlers bring finesse, fun to indoor ice
• 3rd Congressional District candidate: Balanced budget key to creating jobs
• Developer increases offer for land swap along Nepco Lake
• Door kicked in at residence
• Tow truck operator honored for heroic ice rescue effort
• Tow truck operator honored for heroic ice rescue effort
• Rome considers discontinuing Police and Fire Commission
• Wood County to open winter park
• States budget balanced -- or not, depending on the method of measurement
• Pedestrian safety a city priority, Wisconsin Rapids officials say
• Column: Life lessons from an orchestra teacher
• Walker has $4.5 million for recall fight
• Mid-State Technical College receives national merit award
• Workshop focuses on wolf facts
• Out There: Former Miss Wisconsin Rapids Area thrilled with Miss America results
• Family members of missing Wisconsin Rapids man seek more help
• Calendar of events
• Special Olympics Winter Games open next weekend
• Wisconsin GOP often turns to law firm
• Conference shares tips on managing finances
• Despite new technology, traditional methods still drive missing person searches
• Veterans, Packers inspire 1,000-mile charity bike ride
• Wildlife enjoys mild winter
• Conference set to discuss possible dates for oral arguments in Renaissance Learning lawsuit
• Conference set to discuss possible dates for oral arguments in Renaissance Learning lawsuit
• South Wood County YMCA begins search for new CEO
• Lions Club sets annual fisheree
• Association sets centennial event
• Snow sculpture event still a go
• Too much stuff sale is today
• Antigo coach, principal faces drug charges
• Family of missing man to hold informational meeting
• Council member blasts utility panel
• Officers continue search for missing Wisconsin Rapids man
• Nekoosa mayor, alderman could trade positions
• Man fined in animal neglect case
• Below zero temperatures halt search for man
• Heart of Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce award winners announced
• Todays Wood County Court records
• Todays police reports: Deputy investigates illegal gambling in Arpin
• Bethesda Thrift Shop approaches $1 million in sales
• Bethesda Thrift Shop approaches $1 million in sales
• Search for missing Wisconsin Rapids man still a rescue operation
• City to study the safety of West Grand Avenue
• First Democrat begins campaign for governor
• Council moves toward term length increases
• Lassa to hold office hours in Adams, Waushara counties
• Out There: If you dont know a word, look it up
• Nepco Lake land swap deal would need state, federal approval
• Authorities to continue search for missing Wisconsin Rapids man
• Wisconsin Rapids home damaged by fire
• Wisconsin Rapid City Council begins process to increase executive term lengths
• ODC employee Jason Ward honored for professional, personal growth
• Miss America confronted pain with pageant
• McDonough Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Center to change name
• McDonough Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Center to change name
• Woman accused of shooting at boyfriend
• Police still searching for missing Rapids man
• Man accused of shaking infant
• Wood County authorities release January warrant list
• Updated: McDonough Orthopaedic to join Marshfield Clinic starting Jan. 30
• Fans try to stay positive after Packers fall to Giants
• Wisconsin Rapids City Council to talk longer terms
• Senate race to replace retiring Kohl on national radar
• Mid-State adjusts offerings to meet needs
• Mix of emotions for recall petitioners as deadline passes
• Police kept busy at regions schools
• Opinions vary over states new proposed literacy standards for students
• NewPage biorefinery project remains in limbo
• Family supports son during battle with dependency
• NewPage biorefinery project remains in limbo
• Sportainment Night is Monday
• LHS wrestling sign vandalized
• DMV offices closed Monday
• New Powerball price starts Sunday
• Judge sentences former dentist to prison on prescription drug charges
• T-shirt contest voting continues
• Parks still closed to winter sports
• Rafters: Lee to back for 2012 season
• Police investigate wrestling sign vandalism
• Former Wisconsin Rapids dentist sentenced on prescription drug charges
• Teenage car-theft suspect released on bond
• New $100K software to sort recall petitions
• Out There: Friday the 13th not a worry for many
• Church to dedicate new entrance
• Club to offer curling class
• No injuries in two-vehicle crash
• Two Pittsville principals resign
• Report: Man not wearing seat belt in fatal crash
• Pittsville School Board approves two principal resignations
• Updated: Authorities take 2 into custody on suspicion of theft following chase
• Duffy speaks on debt, Medicare at town hall meeting in Marshfield
• People walking on thin ice
• Wisconsin Rapids election plans wont change
• Reps to speak at school boards conference
• Highway public info meeting set
• No contested Port Edwards School Board races
• One, uncontested race for Port Edwards School Board
• Johnson carves niche as unbending deficit hawk
• Mild weather lets city, county crews catch up
• Warm weather has been bane to some, boon to others
• Lawsuit over website comments withdrawn
• Questions remain in death of Green Bay Packers Offensive Coordinator Joe Philbins son
• Wisconsin Rapids School District OKs charter school in Rudolph
• Ski jump tourney rescheduled
• Controlled burn causes smoke, ash
• Hospital cancels workshop
• Library presents Old Befana
• Man convicted of child porn possession
• Fox River drowning victim IDd as Packers coachs son
• Teen convicted of sex assault
• Women in politics struggle with gender disparity
• MSTC to consider program changes
• Watches still timeless pieces
• Governor a man on a mission
• Lincoln graduate prepares for charity cross-country bike trip
• Walker sticks to his guns, doesnt compromise on principles
• School Board to consider Rudolph contract
• Pickup-train crash kills Adams County man
• Walker inspires deep disagreement -- even in how people see him
• Hmong community honors great hero Gen. Vang Pao
• More property owners enter conservation easements
• Reserve officers fill need in region
• Regional deaths
• Week in Review: 2012 kicks off with a bang in Wisconsin
• Bill Lueders Column: Gableman attorney deal draws inquiry, ethics complaints
• Calendar of events
• Car falls into ice near Halder one person missing
• NewPage operating normally through Chapter 11 restructuring
• Wood County EMS members organize special tribute for beloved co-worker
• Rome plant seeks qualified workers
• Fallen Marshfield soldier Staff Sgt. Joseph Altmann receives final salute
• Whooping crane migration grounded
• New lawsuit opposes Biron residential development project
• Grant will provide library programs
• Association sets centennial event
• Daffodil sale under way
• Nekoosa School Board ballot set
• Crash victim in fair condition
• Three candidates vie for 2 Nekoosa School Board seats
• Nekoosa School Board to start superintendent search Tuesday
• Teen accused of stealing three vehicles, ramming squad car
• Out There: Family, movies inspire parents when naming newborns
• Wood County committee to mull land trade that would reopen Nepco Lake boat launch
• Hmong community to hold memorial for late Vang Pao
• Fallen Marshfield soldier Army Staff Sgt. Joseph Altmann welcomed home
• Wreath ends with 6 red bulbs
• Six vie for 3 WRPS board seats
• Flags at half-staff today for soldier
• Six candidates vie for three seats on Wisconsin Rapids School Board
• Crash closes Eighth Street, leads to evacuation
• Wisconsin Rapids Public Works Committee supports First Street plans
• City to study safety of West Grand Avenue
• E-reader class set at library
• Stabbing victim in critical condition
• Today is deadline for Scrabble event
• Learn-to-Skate program to begin
• Three contested races set in Wood Co. Board elections
• Authorities think womans death was accidental
• First local baby of 2012 arrives
• Former Housing Authority director sentenced to four years in prison
• Four candidates to vie for Wisconsin Rapids mayor seat
• Former Wisconsin Rapids Housing Authority head sentenced to 4 years in prison
• Petri to hold town hall meeting Friday in Friendship
• Community Foundation changes name, not mission
• Local soldier begins recovery
• Crash victims condition serious
• Woman charged after shooting incident
• Point veteran seeks to coordinate services
• Stricter OWI penalties sought
• Cranberry Creek in new location
• Wisconsin Rapids ice ponds now open
• Crash victim remains in critical condition
• Panel to discuss safety on West Grand Avenue
• Jumpers brave the cold water
• Rome insurance carrier to investigate July fireworks incident claims
• Many take icy plunge: Crowd gathers at Rustys for annual Polar Bear Swim
• Wisconsin Rapids native to fly over Lambeau Field before game today
• Police investigate Wisconsin Rapids home invasion
• Wis. among places to revamp foster care policies
• States across nation continue to struggle with tight budgets
• Papers feel the pinch: Postal Service cuts would disrupt weekly deliveries
• Out There: Lincoln grad scores Lambeau gig
• Volunteer drivers happy to promote safer streets on New Years Eve
• Year in Review: Winds of change defined 2011
• Family remembers life of fallen soldier Army Staff Sgt. Joseph Altmann of Marshfield
• Neighborhood Table celebrates eight years or helping community
• Nekoosa School Board to begin superintendent search soon
• Feds ordered Gov. Scott Walker to lift Family Care cap
• Heart Club meeting set for Thursday
• Nekoosa in running for $50K
• Property taxes due Saturday
• Out There: Each day a chance for new beginnings
• Few expect competition in Wood County Board races
• Wood County Board expects to decide on Edgewater Haven by spring
• South Wood County Humane Society leader to take the reins Monday
• Out There: Literacy Council hopes Scrabble fundraiser spells success
• Anglers venture onto ice
• Duffy ends 2011 with bill he promised early in year
• Adams County man stabbed suspect jailed, awaiting charges
• Wheres Walker Critics say governors travels often kept secret
• Out There: Things to do the day after Christmas
• Man wont let his age keep him grounded
• Calendar of events
• Wisconsin Week in Review: Gableman complaint tops list of ethics cases
• Lueders column: Special-interest ads campaign close to the line
• Volunteers help out in Packers game on Christmas
• UWSP grad plans mission trip
• Regional death notices
• Looking ahead to 2012: We are all human beings
• Looking ahead to 2012: Give compassion a voice
• Looking ahead to 2012: Being willing to honor and respect others
• Stores gear up for post-Christmas rush
• Looking ahead to 2012: A community of hope
• Correction
• Parents of 1-year-old happy to be home for Christmas after spending year in hospital
• More expected to travel for holidays than in 2010
• Military family treasures rare Christmas reunion
• Nieman honored for heroics
• Caroling event set for Tuesday
• Wisconsin Rapids kindergartener gets Christmas surprise from Army dad
• Hundreds mourn loss of priest
• Teens arrested for thefts from cars
• Traffic stop leads to two OWI arrests
• Teens to face trial in arson
• Nekoosa approves land sale clears way for Dollar General store
• Co-workers, fellow car enthusiasts reminisce about shooting victim
• County officials weigh in on frac sand hauling rules
• County officials weigh in on frac sand hauling rules
• Land swap allows Powers Bluff Park expansion
• United Way ready to meet commitments in 2012
• Out There: Did Mother Nature forget that winter starts tonight
• Decree orders Rome to pay more than $350,000
• Police: Some Packers-ticket buyers use fake cash
• Biomass work creates 75 jobs
• Holiday garbage, recycling dates set
• Clubs will be open Friday
• Police on lookout for drunken driving during holiday season
• Out There: Wisconsin Rapids couples happy feet hit cable TV
• Wisconsin Rapids shooting victim dies suspect out of jail, awaiting charges
• Man crashes, dies in chase
• Treasurers office sets holiday hours
• Kiwanis set annual event
• Nelson enters mayoral race
• Rafters announce summer schedule
• Wood County Board to discuss frac-sand mining rules
• Rescue workers from across region bring holiday meals to needy
• One jailed, one seriously injured in Grand Rapids shooting
• Walker reappoints Champeau to Council on Forestry
• Out There: Dealing with a holiday song that keeps on giving
• Despite warm temps, ski hills open in central Wisconsin
• Week in Review: Signatures, money roll in as recall efforts amp up
• Lueder column: Turbine jobs gone with the wind
• Smart Growth opt-out focus of bill
• Stock the Shelves donations top $525K
• Workplace gifts help keep spirits bright
• Lawmakers near venture capital deal
• Alice in Dairyland is accepting applications
• Teens say Wisconsin Challenge Academy changed their lives
• Few stores caught selling tobacco to minors
• Wisconsin Rapids-area shops report average sales
• Elusive driver nearly hit officer, deputy says
• Blood drive set for January
• Deanery offers learning series
• Recycling center sets holiday hours
• Boy Scout council honored
• Special Olympics scarf project
• Land sale could halt public access to Nepco Lake boat landing
• Out There: Cook spices up retirement center life
• Out-of-state funds boost Walkers recall account
• Trial set in toddler death
• Democrats collect 500,000 recall signatures
• Adams to keep police chief
• Good Shepherd Lutheran School students hit reading milestone
• Holiday closings are announced
• Zach Vruwink to run for mayor
• Water main break disrupts traffic
• 2011 becomes year of wild weather
• Social network helps residents
• Wisconsin Rapids District 7 council members residency under fire
• State coordinates mitten collection
• Cheer Club donations to brighten families holidays
• Wood County forestland swap draws support
• Democratic Party to meet Thursday
• Out There: Support of causes fits Wisconsin Rapids firefighters to a T
• Support group to hold dinner
• Library staff to host e-book class
• Church to present Christmas cantata
• School districts set holiday concerts
• Chamber will host after-hours event
• Victim in fatal crash identified
• Registered sex offender accused of assaulting boy
• Wood County man accused of assaulting woman
• Police led on 10-mile car chase
• Freedom from Religion Foundation plans to set up slightly blasphemous nativity scene
• Out There: New DVD focuses on Wisconsin Rapids history
• Wisconsin Rapids fireworks show safety upgrade planned
• Regional Deaths
• More students enrolled in 4K programs
• Wisconsin utilities back bills total $6.3 million
• Pups pull their weight in annual Rudolph competition
• Marshfield Clinic facility set for Stevens Point
• Police
• Fire destroys home in Stockton
• Man dies in Adams County crash
• Calendar of events
• Local Dems, GOP submit choices for poll workers
• Wanted: Salvation Army bell ringers as red kettle campaign falls behind average
• Panel aims to foster economic development in south Wood County
• County unions futures unclear
• State to reroute Highway 13 North
• Spring registration set at Lakeland
• State Troopers set student contest
• Landlord group to meet Monday
• Pancake breakfast fundraiser is set
• Pantry donations still arriving
• Homicide case continues in crash
• Updated: Virginia Tech gunman kills officer, later found dead
• University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point instructor faces assault probe
• Out There: Some geese in no hurry to fly south
• Support group to meet Saturday
• Bear, turkey permit deadline near
• City committee discusses outdoor cafes
• Todays Wood County Court records
• Todays police reports: Dentures stolen from hospital
• Wausau Paper to close mill in central Wisconsin by March 31
• Dairy opponents file lawsuit to control growth and impact of planned Adams County dairy
• Before Pearl Harbor attack, business as usual in Wisconsin Rapids
• Wood County employee handbook voids seniority
• Pearl Harbor anniversary serves as time to remember
• Out There: Faulty washer inspires ideas for afterlife
• Task force begins T-shirt contest
• Kloppenburg begins campaign
• Nekoosa fire call all smoke, no fire
• Medicare open enrollment to end
• Critics rail against Capitol access policy
• Reminder: Medicare open enrollment ends Wednesday
• Kloppenburg begins nomination process for Appeals Court seat
• Thousands receive gun permits under concealed carry law
• Mail delivery might slow down as U.S. Postal Service works to cut costs
• Man in court in OWI, hit-and-run case
• Man accused of threatening Wood County jurors
• People seeking office must file by Jan. 3
• Treatment Alternative and Diversion Program Grant saves Wood County Adult Drug Treatment Court
• Assisted living facility concerns spawn homeless shelter opposition in Wisconsin Rapids neighborhood
• Unpaid child support money awaits thousands of claims in Wisconsin
• Two arrested on theft charges
• Community calendar
• Correction
• Week in Review: Economy, recalls lead to uncertainty across state
• Bill Lueders column: Gov. Walkers school message open to debate
• Man escapes injury in train collision
• Mixed reviews for medical marijuana bill
• United Way makes final push
• Farm safety rules could face changes
• State ID law leaves village leader without right to vote
• Small businesses strive for holiday sales
• Out There: Fans ready for Big Ten title game
• Stock the Shelves wraps up needs remain
• Wisconsin Rapids fireworks shows to change
• Skating ponds to open this month
• Mall store will hold food drive
• Group files suit to stop dairy project
• Nekoosa Academy seeks donations
• Fraud fighting a phone call away in Wisconsin
• Alzheimers group to meet
• MSTC leader accepts position as Wisconsin Rapids Housing Authority director
• Out There: New owner, Kellner-area residents welcome return of Chat-R-Box Cafe
• Out There: New owner, Kellner-area residents welcome return of Chat-R-Box Cafe
• Packers stock to go on sale Tuesday
• Registered sex offender again accused of assaulting child
• Rome will reassess properties in effort to make taxes fair after real estate value decline
• Todays police log: Deer carcasses scattered on street in Saratoga
• Gift donations help families in need celebrate holidays
• Rome road work axed residents vote to keep tax rate steady
• Driver crashes van into dentists office
• Community meal set for today
• Injured worker out of hospital
• Housing Authority extends job offer
• Wisconsin Rapids Housing Authority selects new director
• Details about dried cranberry recall
• Wisconsin Rapids Housing Authority to choose executive director
• Out There: Wisconsin poets calendar has local flair
• Nekoosa to negotiate with Dollar General after petitions fail to block land sale
• YMCA leader leaving for Wausau center
• Wisconsin Rapids narrows search for Housing Authority head to two
• Northern Steel Castings of Wisconsin Rapids cited for 6 safety hazards
• Nativity display restored for city, will return to Mead Rapids View Park
• Wisconsin Rapids-area events showcase artwork, unique holiday gifts
• Pub Pilots ride service running strong in Rapids
• Sisters answer emailed requests for prayers
• Recall effort claims 300,000 signatures
• UWSP to celebrate new cupola
• Wisconsin Rapids company cited for exposing workers to hazardous material
• Group raises $1,300 in homeless aid
• County denies vote broke open meetings law
• Lueders column: New study investigates independent spending
• Marketing, customer service brings car buyers back
• Central Wisconsin residents begin the search for the perfect Christmas tree
• Hearing loop use and popularity increases
• Democrats seek strong governor candidate
• Advent provides time to prepare, reflect
• Small towns hold most liquor licenses per capita in Wisconsin
• Skiers slide -- and splash -- on Granite Peak Ski Areas opening day
• Road work could suffer if town of Rome taxes stay the same
• Out There: Watch pets dining habits during holiday season
• Small Business Saturday efforts put focus on the little guy
• Evening to rekindle interest in city center
• Volunteers prepare more than 450 meals at St. Lukes Lutheran Church
• One dead after small-plane crash in town of Bern
• Panel plans band shelter for downtown
• Keep the Wreath Green puts fire safety in spotlight during holidays
• Rapids Mall event set for Saturday
• Fire destroys Adams County home
• Offices closed today, Friday
• Rome library closed next week
• Out There: Traditions of football, shopping, food continue
• Giving thanks can boost happiness, experts say
• Nekoosa School District dispute over superintendents retirement resolved
• Fire destroys southern Adams County home
• Mid-State Technical College considers cutting three health care degree programs
• Diners, volunteers gather for early Thanksgiving dinner
• Wisconsin Rapids man returns after Belgium shooting
• Snowflake Ball to raise money for hospice program
• Opening weekend of gun deer season produce strong numbers
• Owners take Rapids Mall buyout
• Wis. lawmakers decry debt panels failure
• Attempted homicide suspect weighs plea deal
• Rome tells insurer to pay victims in fireworks explosion
• Sheldon Ferkey gives up Rapids Mall ownership
• Sweet Dreams increases care packages for children taken from homes with drugs
• One hunter shot in quiet opening weekend in central Wisconsin
• Mill rates rise as school levies drop in south Wood County
• Woodson Art Museum to expand in Wausau
• Gun deer season gets under way across Wisconsin
• Holiday meals offer sense of community
• Deer hunting brings family together
• Bill Lueders column: Democratic rep rips role of money in politics
• Week in Review: Recall drive, Occupiers top Wisconsin week in politics
• Fire officials: No holiday safety checks at stores
• Oral chemo insurance legislation in works
• Calendar of events
• Opening day of gun deer season good to trio
• Man arrested for OWI after crash
• Taylor County fire kills man
• Recall elections could be pricey
• Some deer hunters find early success
• Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin receives major gifts
• Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln fans proud of their team
• Deadline set for amended complaint in Renaissance Learning lawsuit
• Sheriff sets listening session
• United Way offers holiday guide
• Second mental exam possible in abortion clinic shooting plot
• DNR biologist talks deer, hunting, wolves and more
• Board accepts leaders retirement
• Report: Another vehicle blocked drivers view in fatal crash
• ZAXX owner among nations top young entrepreneurs
• Out There: Rapids state run a fan odyssey, too
• UWSP students surveyed on fee hike plan
• Granite Peak shoots for holiday opening
• Teens charged in arson fire case
• Few answers found in 1989 homicide
• Local business owner to be honored at White House
• Judge: Wrestling state tourney not a factor in trial date
• Panel orders voting policy for tech school IDs
• Out There: Thanksgiving holiday seems to get lost in the shuffle
• $100K sought for fireworks injuries
• DMV adds more online services
• Recall committee sets training meeting
• Stock the Shelves drive extended
• Walker signs Special Olympics bill
• Wisconsin Rapids council lowers tax rate for 2012
• Out There: 4U Adult Day Service fills independent needs
• Wisconsin Rapids temporary homeless shelter plan defeated
• Wood County Health Department to move
• Are you hosting a cookie walk
• Habitat home to be dedicated
• Playoff tickets on sale at LHS
• Walker recall effort begins
• Wisconsin Rapids City Council denies request for temporary homeless shelter
• Former Marshfield Clinic doctor sentenced to 5 years in patient sexual assaults
• Family mourns creative, caring 8-year-old after fatal crash
• Wrestlers trial set for March
• Paintings donated to Woodson
• Man arrested in abduction
• Housing Authoritys leader search continues
• Mayor opposes using contingency fund for airport deficit
• Police release names in fatal Wisconsin Rapids crash
• Winterization makes home heating effective, affordable
• Windows to Work pilot program guides inmates
• Holiday closings are announced
• DOT reminds fans of roadwork
• Toys for Tots set to begin
• New gun-handling rules to go into effect
• Reichert sets listening session
• Out There: Summer clothes wont keep away snow
• Money concerns stall inter-city bus plans
• Calendar of events
• Tech researchers seek way to cull doctored images
• Violators of texting while driving ban rarely cited
• Annual Wausau charity race a topsy-turkey affair
• Analysis: Young hunters more likely to cause shooting accidents
• Grand Rapids discontinues K-9 unit after losing officers
• Sewer plant upgrade complete
• Pickup truck crash kills boy
• Update: Boy dies after being hit by pickup truck
• State, local agencies cooperate in response to the dozens of crashes in Wood County
• Mid-State Technical College ready to change ID cards to comply with voting requirements
• Family ties, service common thread for veterans
• Romemakers will host holiday fair
• Blood drive set for Saturday
• Romemakers will host holiday fair
• Driving teachers: Go slow
• Wisconsin Rapids-area businesses, residents adjust to seasons first snowstorm
• Nekoosa pool property to be appraised as Dollar General interest continues
• Local Veterans Day events scheduled
• Trick-or-treating brings out childrens creativity
• Riverview Family Clinic opens in new space
• Grand Rapids home lost in fire
• UWSP, MSTC to showcase veterans art
• Hair salon now open
• Daylight saving time ends Sunday
• Are you getting ready for winter
• Port Edwards residents asked to vote on tax increase
• 500 cellphones donated
• Holiday meal set at St. Lukes
• Persistence, talent key for new Miss Wisconsin Rapids Area
• Study: Flu vaccine needs work, but still is necessary
• State seeks health care waiver
• Out There: Pumpkin pie efforts foiled by an unexpected diner
• City to resume 2012 budget talks Tuesday
• Texting champ has plans for his winnings
• UWSP alum named National Wildlife Refuge System chief
• Vouchers bill moves to Assembly
• Community calendar
• Man arrested after hit-and-run crash
• Restaurateurs revive Day of the Dead
• A long wait yields expansive gun freedoms for Wisconsin
• New alert systems aid communities
• Needs increase as Stock the Shelves campaign begins
• Aspirus Doctors Clinic adds more than 30 jobs in new Wisconsin Rapids office
• SPASH tech ed teacher pleads not guilty to sexual assault charges
• Woman charged with child neglect and endangerment
• Taxpayers pay for attorneys for 3 of 4 Rapids wrestlers facing disorderly conduct charges
• Policy allows guns in most Wisconsin government buildings
• Todays police log report: Someone hit house with eggs and ranch dressing
• Tax rate up, but property owners net expense might drop
• Driver accused of texting faces homicide charge in crash
• Remains of assault suspect identified
• Prep volleyball: Newman sweeps Assumption in sectional semifinal
• Nekoosa School District Superintendent Wayne Johnson to retire
• Domtar profits down, sales up slightly in third quarter
• Wisconsin Rapids Housing Authority seeks new executive director
• Naming streets after sports stars is popular, risky
• Proposed Richfield dairy would lower lakes by about 2 inches
• Animals shelters struggle with increase in numbers, fewer adoptions
• Out There: Halloween costumes arent just for kids
• Wisconsin Rapids explores budget options
• Tornado survivor gets new home
• Defendant in meth lab case sentenced to drug court program
• Brat fry to help fire station
• State workers face wage freeze under Walker proposal
• Fall cleanup efforts under way in city
• Student addresses bullying, intolerance
• Motorcyclist in serious condition
• School district tax rate to rise
• Bilingual families sought for story
• No school for local students
• Two-day church rummage sale set
• Housing agency to seek director
• Wisconsin Rapids Housing Authority to consider initiating executive director search
• First Wisconsin Rapids mayoral candidate files intent form
• Man in serious condition after motorcycle crash
• Occupy Stevens Point crowd speaks out
• School Board to discuss budget, set tax levy
• Port Edwards gains Environmental Learning Center building in school forest
• Marshfield native, actor brings home Lombardi
• Big Brothers Big Sisters needed
• Literacy, mentor programs in need of volunteers
• Bioscience bill would grow jobs
• Bill aims to boost worker training funds
• Community calendar
• Looming BadgerCare cuts worry new poor
• Portage County children looking for a mentor
• Halloween spending a big boost to Goodwill, costume stores
• West Grand Avenue businesses applaud end of road project
• All U.S. troops set to leave Iraq by years end
• Out There: Wisconsin Rapids native fulfills dream as artist for Disney
• Teen drivers urged to focus on safety
• West Grand Avenue open as downtown Wisconsin Rapids reconstruction project wraps up
• Challenges await Libya in wake of Gadhafis death
• Lassas grant bill passes Senate
• Learning center event set
• Road closings set for roadwork
• Volunteers needed for raking
• Free business workshop is set
• Rome camping rights battle brews
• Government meetings
• Lassas manufacturing skills grant bill passes Senate
• Wisconsin Rapids City Council passes weapons ordinance
• West Grand Avenue now open to vehicles, pedestrians
• Out There: Group to scare up funds for medical care
• City of Adams hires attorney to investigate police chief
• Wisconsin Rapids City Council considers downtown revitalization plans
• Renaissance Learning closes sale to Permira
• Wisconsin Rapids Mayor Mary Jo Carson will not run for fourth term
• Rescue truck to enter service
• Air Force: Engine failed in Wisconsin F-16 crash
• Wood County Board rejects member raises
• Wisconsin Rapids panel discusses 2012 budget
• Trial date postponed for Lincoln High School wrestlers
• Wisconsin Rapids noncouncil member elected leaders to get pay raise
• Renaissance Learning assessments earn highest possible ratings
• Wood County delays frac sand decision
• Mid-State Technical College sets slight tax increase
• Co-owner: Nepco Lake boat launch will be reopened
• Humane Society event set
• Ribbon-cuttings scheduled for city
• United Way Day at McDonalds set
• Learn to Curl openings
• Dump trucks crash, two injured
• Meeting set for homeless shelter
• Teen accused of setting fire to home
• DNR reconsiders mega dairy farm
• Renaissance Learning nears sale
• Renaissance Learning nears sale
• Renaissance Learning shareholders approve company sale to Permira
• Out There: Homemade baby food an easy option
• Saratoga considers long-term fire protection contracts
• County Board to consider raising leader pay
• Calendar of events
• Regional deaths
• Decrease in winter heating bills likely
• Town of Wood event provides training for farm accident rescues
• Number of elderly, disabled residents on waiting lists for care up at some agencies
• Central Wisconsin Fall Outdoor Show takes aim at women
• Milwaukee anti-Wall Street protest draws hundreds
• Some residents favor concealed carry training NRA against requirement
• Judge denies request to halt Renaissance Learning sale
• Quirk in law allows cash to flow for recalls
• Study: Hmong might be more susceptible than average to blastomycosis
• MSTC to decide tax levy Monday
• Daily Tribune launches Stock the Shelves campaign
• Federal judge denies request to halt Renaissance Learning sale
• Former Wisconsin Rapids dentist pleads guilty to prescription drug charges
• Wisconsin Extreme All-Star Cheer Gym still hopes for space at Pitsch
• Dollar General bid to buy Nekoosa land remains in limbo
• Governor Scott Walker reviews concealed weapon rules
• Frac sand mining would add jobs in Wood County, study finds
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, family move to Weston from Ashland
• No word on proposed Energy Composites sale
• No word on proposed Energy Composites sale
• Driver hospitalized in serious condition in crash that killed 1
• Driver hospitalized in serious condition in crash that killed 1
• Sewer rates rising in Rudolph
• Lassa stockpiles re-election funds
• Update: Energy Composites shareholders meet to consider sale
• Special legislative session shows bipartisanship potential in Wisconsin
• DNR orders Nepco Lake drawdown
• Renaissance Learning remains mired in bidding war
• Passenger dead, one injured in Marshfield crash
• Bipartisan support expected on trade bills
• Wood County deputy cited after crash
• Outlooks differ on double-dip recession
• Volunteens pitch in at Riverview Medical Center
• Wisconsin Rapids School Board backs wrestling sanctions
• Wisconsin Rapids couple faces animal neglect charges
• Wood County focuses on employee wellness
• Wisconsin Rapids School Board upholds wrestling program sanctions
• Rep. Amy Sue Vruwink to hold office hours Friday
• Reminder: Business After Hours starts at 4 p.m. at Cultural Center
• Renaissance gets revised offer, faces two more lawsuits
• Festival of India attracts Stevens Point crowd
• School Board to weigh wrestling penalties
• Rome board member says fire chiefs punishment was too lax
• Wood County proposal would create crisis stabilization service at Norwood Health Center
• Lueders column: Dems need to define special interests
• Walker rehires Veterans Affairs secretary John Scocos
• Calendar of events
• Merrill still reeling from tornado in April
• Book offers how-to guide for locally grown food
• Final Roll Call ceremony adds fallen firefighters names to memorial in Wisconsin Rapids
• West Grand Avenue from bridge to Third Avenue now open
• New Wood County Circuit Court judge continues family tradition
• Wisconsin Rapids-area entrepreneurs launch club
• Blood drive set for Monday in Adams
• Residents win design contest
• Rome meeting canceled
• eBay training class at library set
• Mission Festival set for Sunday
• Flags at half-staff today for soldier
• UWSP to issue voting-ready IDs for students
• Mauston DMV gets new office
• 2011 Rapids Hall of Fame inductees announced
• Teen sent to prison for 5 years for threatening police officer with knife
• Out There: Role-playing makes firefighter training exercise seem real
• Renaissance Learning shareholder challenges sale with class-action lawsuit
• Babcock post office expected to close
• Raiders top Tigers in swim meet
• Teen sentenced for charging Wisconsin Rapids officer with knife
• WIAA releases boys soccer pairings
• Out There: Students winning bookmarks share eco-friendly messages
• Negligent homicide charge lifted in 2006 school bus crash
• Benefits to help NewPage fire victim
• Bill aims to boost hunting, fishing in Wisconsin
• After sale, Dun-Rite Cleaners still committed to customers
• Hunters want to be heard in study
• Homicide charge dismissed in Adams County semi vs. bus crash case
• Reminder: Scott Krug to hold office hours tonight
• Bevs Floral and Gifts honors decade of service
• Cheer group asks for Pitsch Elementary School gym
• Out There: Oktoberfest business expo growing
• Wisconsin Rapids mayor proposes lower tax rate
• Humane Society wins $1,000 prize
• Dog park to host anniversary
• Charity bowling event to start
• Utility to host open house
• Port falls to Tigerton
• Boy drops wrongful death suit against Wood County in dads death
• New 911 software offers help on calls for Wood County dispatchers
• Sex assault suspect Paul A. Peterson of Vesper makes initial court appearance
• City to consider downtown proposals
• CaringBridge online journal tracks patients progress for family, friends
• Eating contest, bake-off add flavor to Nekoosa Giant Pumpkin Fest
• Grief support group to meet
• Out There: Fruit or vegetable Pumpkin a puzzling produce
• Calendar of events
• State deer czar position met with uncertainty
• Local officials work to inform voters of new requirements at the polls
• Investigation threatens to become big problem for Walker
• Runners push themselves on Rib Mountain for charity
• DNR targets poachers as hunting season nears
• Domestic violence uptick blamed on difficult economy
• Wisconsin sports fans gear up for big weekend
• Riverview Family Clinic undergoes changes
• Teacher charged with sexual assault of teen
• Out There: College students appreciate care packages, really
• Local teacher charged with sexual assault of a child
• Wisconsin Rapids cellphone ban starts Saturday
• Police agencies await reimbursement for help during protests at Capitol
• Wood County median income drops from 99
• Homecoming festivities begin
• Marshfield draws line in sand debate
• Update: Rome officer on medical leave after crash
• Teen arrested after pointing gun at school bus
• 5K walk seeks to help those with depression
• Cause of Rome house fire unknown
• Rome panel suspends fire chief
• Exercise helps woman beat world planking record
• Tech schools upset about ID snub
• Rome house fire still under investigation, chief says
• Update: Rome officer released from hospital after crash
• Rome fire chief suspended for 10 days
• Police arrest suspect in string of Stevens Point robberies
• Deadly horse virus spreads in central Wisconsin
• Dems say GOP move could help Walker beat recall
• Royals edge Panthers 3-2
• Rome police officer injured in crash
• Renaissance Learning gets amended offer from Permira
• Reservist returns to school job after tour of duty in Afghanistan
• Pastor molds church of 21st century
• Child sexual assault charges pending against SPASH teacher
• Leaders differ on how to help local economy
• Men remain hospitalized after Thursday crash
• Todays police reports
• Todays marriage licenses
• Todays Wood County Court records
• Highway U closed through Nov. 11
• Officials say Wood County more prepared now for floods
• Debates crystallize GOP primaries
• Obama says GOP would cripple U.S.
• Email shows Walker considered worker pay cut
• Debates crystallize GOP primaries
• Obama says GOP would cripple U.S.
• Email shows Walker considered worker pay cut
• Debates crystallize GOP primaries
• Obama says GOP would cripple U.S.
• Email shows Walker considered worker pay cut
• Debates crystallize GOP primaries
• Obama says GOP would cripple U.S.
• Email shows Walker considered worker pay cut
• State nursery program marks 100 years with open house
• Home-based bakeries a sweet deal for owners
• Central Wisconsin Moving Planet Celebration promotes biking, other Earth-friendly practices
• Calendar of events
• Once-popular former Gov. Thompson faces uphill battle in likely Senate bid
• Legislator works to enact coroner standards
• State officials monitor Wood County frac sand debate
• One year later, residents look back on flood that enveloped region
• Demand at food pantries on rise
• Two remain hospitalized after crash in Wood County
• Renaissance Learning gets definitive second offer
• Wildwood Zoos Ms. Grizz dies at age 40
• Out There: Residents ready for trek to Warrens
• Workers help others in times of grief
• Nekoosa puts land plans on hold
• UWSP begins restoration of historic Old Main spire
• Norwood Health Center celebrates 100 years
• Wisconsin Rapids begins work on citys 2012 budget
• High-risk sex offender to be released for second time
• Never Forgotten Honor Flight an emotional trip for local veterans
• Domtar mill property sales talks ongoing
• Authorities to release high-level sex offender Oct. 4 in Wisconsin Rapids
• Wisconsin Rapids City Council rejects fourplex plans
• Wood County Board doesnt address Edgewater Haven future
• State approves Wood County loan
• Fire destroys Sherry home
• Fire department sets open house
• Church offers free workshops
• Rome library festival canceled
• Wisconsin Rapids cellphone ban goes into effect Oct. 1
• In print Thursday: Success breeds success in central Wisconsin
• Out There: Fall activities abound in south Wood County area
• Judge sets bond in fireworks accident case
• Energy Composites to consider going private
• Grand Affair fans flock to downtown for music, food, crafts, car show
• Wood County to consider moratorium on Edgewater Haven improvement spending
• Veterans mark 50 years since Cold War training call
• Obama waste reduction campaign includes Wisconsin unemployment benefit errors
• Happy harvest fair: Festival brings back traditions of the 1800s
• Fall Ride revs up business
• Reno crash killed 9 probe focuses on wayward part
• Bargaining changes cast uncertainty on unions future
• Reno crash killed 9 probe focuses on wayward part
• Road builders brew up public support with radio ads
• Making the most of salt
• Jobs creation bill gets support from local lawmakers
• City leaders eye downtown plans
• Lincoln High School suspends wrestling coach
• Longest Wis. archery season opens today
• UWSP faculty votes for campus to be gun-free
• Sexual assault nets 30 years
• High school football: Stratford tops Marathon in wild one more finals
• Update: Nicholas Brazeau Jr. appointed as Wood County Circuit Court judge
• Wood County warrant list for September
• Locals on Stage provides support for Opportunity Development Centers
• Benefit to help family pay medical bills after loss of child
• City panel approves parking compromise
• Mail-sorting facility could close
• Boys Girls Club leader to leave organization
• Man sentenced for flipping truck
• East defeats Rapids in swim meet
• Wisconsin Rapids Family Center gets grant for domestic violence awareness
• NewPage bankruptcy filing gains attention from Sean Duffy, other federal lawmakers
• Crews aim to complete West Grand Avenue reconstruction in early October
• Crews aim to complete West Grand Avenue reconstruction in early October
• Adams police union seeks removal of chief
• Policy gives School Board final say in employee grievances
• Wood County urged to make way for frac sand haulers on local roads
• DNR seeks aerator to boost Collins Lake
• Minnesota wildfire affects central Wisconsin air quality
• Renaissance shareholder meeting scheduled
• UWSP high in college ranking
• Man sentenced for burglary at the Heart of Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce
• Former funeral home employee jailed for embalming fluid theft
• 3 face charges in basket thefts
• Wis. Farmers Union honors U.S. Sen. Herb Kohl
• Smoky smell in central Wisconsin is from Minnesota wildfire
• Mans photos lead to charges of sexual assault of an unconscious person
• Athens girls basketball coach charged with sex assault
• With City Hall renovations complete, staff members return to five-day workweek
• Brothers create South Shore Development at Nepco Lake
• Mayor, city staff to meet with NewPage
• World Trade Center beam at center of Marshfield memorial
• Sept. 11 mourners reflect, move on
• Community honors Port Edwards native killed in 9/11 terrorist attacks
• Communities train to work together during emergencies
• Fair share harvest: AmeriCorps program picks produce for local food pantries
• Central Wisconsin businesses boost security measures post-9/11
• Built in Wisconsin, Ladder 10 a N.Y. icon
• Key events in the past ten years
• Raiders outlast Spartans
• Top stories from the days leading up to Sept. 11, 2001
• Whooping cough cases in Wood County on rise
• 2 central Wisconsin natives who died in 9/11 attacks honored
• Out There: Students get 9/11 history lesson
• Family of Tony Hale mourns loss of teen after fatal fall
• Trial date set for wrestlers accused of disorderly conduct
• High school football: West, East pull off shockers other finals
• Fourteen confirmed cases of whooping cough in Wood County
• Firefighters seen in a fresh light since 9/11
• Judge orders town of Rome police to reinstate officer
• NewPage, state legislators to schedule meeting
• NewPage, state legislators to schedule meeting
• Panel supports Wisconsin Rapids roundabout plan
• Firefighters seen in a fresh light since 9/11
• Police had concerns about town of Rome fireworks show
• Sex offender to move Sept. 16
• Man sentenced for high-speed chase
• A-F lone volleyball winner
• Wisconsin Rapids police investigate death
• Wisconsin Rapids sex offender to move Sept. 16
• NewPage employees hope for positive result
• Corenso North America Corp. among NewPage creditors
• NewPage timeline: From Consolidated to Stora Enso to NewPage
• NewPage Corp. files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
• Stevens Point police release robbery photos
• Charges filed against man who claimed to be robbery victim
• Fireworks supervisor faces charges
• Arkdale teen dies after rock-climbing fall
• Communities react to NewPage Chapter 11 protection filing
• Update: NewPage begins Chapter 11 bankruptcy process
• Out There: School days bring back lunchbox memories
• Port Edwards First Responders to get radio donation
• 10 years later, memories of 9/11 remain strong
• Former Marshfield CDA director to serve jail time
• Biron gets $452,000 for cold storage development
• Golf: Westfield sinks ace
• Democratic U.S. Rep. Baldwin joins Wis. Senate race
• Woman keeps positive focus
• Labor Day gathering lets workers bond
• Central Wis. State Fair offers local taste
• Muslims reflect on 10 years since 9/11
• Wood County budget starts with surplus
• Workers are focus of Labor Day, say unions, critics
• Giant weed vies for size prize in Central Wisconsin State Fair
• 35,000 worldwide convicted for terror
• National Club for Growth guns for Thompson -- but state isnt
• Week in Review: Parades, more protests and politics dominate state
• Regional airports saw modest security improvements
• NewPage debt worries lawmakers
• Just Run half marathon supports charity
• Gather the Goldfish is a hit with the younger crowd at the Central Wisconsin State Fair
• Marathon Fun Days brings community together
• Millions spent to prevent state terror attacks
• Union membership goes down in Wisconsin
• Corralling animals no easy feat at Central Wisconsin State Fair
• Judge grants motion to supress evidence in homicide case
• Storms, power outages hit area
• NewPage develops plans for biorefinery plant in Wisconsin Rapids
• Authorities request charges in alleged stabbing case
• High school football: Appleton West stuns Wausau West more finals
• Update: Power restored to some areas in Adams County
• First day of school brings tears, changes for students and families
• Assumption High School science labs get makeovers
• Grief support group to begin
• Holiday show set for Saturday
• Honor flight bike ride raises $28K
• Howe Elementary recognized for service to low-income families
• Out There: Columnists grandson starts kindergarten
• Citizens Academy to begin Sept. 28
• Wausau West nips Rapids in OT
• Howe School awarded for serving low-income families
• Pritchard sinks hole-in-one
• Michael Haydon of Plover sentenced to life in prison for killing truck driver
• Central Wisconsin State Fair kicks off with magic show
• Car care event set at MSTC
• Variety of new teachers, administrators working in local school districts
• Nekoosa, Pittsville districts to have new school nurse services
• Hospital auxiliary meeting is set
• Local pageant seeks contestants
• Youth choir to hold auditions
• Teacher retirements double in Wisconsin
• School, bus officials ready for start of classes
• Central Wisconsin State Fair kicks off today
• Photojournalist returns to work for Daily Tribune
• Nekoosa teacher returns to job
• Rapids swimmers race past Lakeland
• Renaissance Learning to feature Green Bay Packers Jermichael Finley in ad campaign
• Whiting could abandon dam
• Charges reviewed in alleged stabbing
• Golf outing to help cancer patients
• Wisconsin Rapids man charged following high-speed chase
• Person falls from tree, taken to hospital
• Update: Stabbing victims injuries not life-threatening, authorities say
• Wisconsin Rapids Balloon Rally and Music Festival attendance soars
• Companies avoid health care reform law coverage provision with waivers
• Grand Rapids air quality to be studied
• Hot-air balloonists take flight for Childrens Miracle Network
• Grandparenting becoming the norm for many families
• Deadly horse disease takes hold in Wis.
• Regional deaths
• Illnesses spread by ticks on rise
• DNR: plan now for hunting season
• Nekoosa trounces Stephenson, Mich.
• UPDATED: Irene picks up speed as it re-emerges over Atlantic
• Out There: Balloon rally a draw at opening
• Deadline for No Call List nears
• Grant open house set for Tuesday
• Driver crossed centerline in crash
• Study outlines economic growth strategies
• Mariani Packing to expand plant
• High school football: Everest tops SPASH other games turn into routs
• Mariani to expand Wisconsin Rapids facility, add jobs
• Pilots ready for annual Childrens Miracle Network Wisconsin Rapids Balloon Rally and Music Festival
• Out There: Wisconsin Rapids minister retiring after 40 years
• Walker tours tornado damage
• Prosser wont face charges
• Assumptions new principal looks to foster connections
• Adams County woman dies in head-on crash
• Nekoosa boys, Pittsville girls win meet
• Update: Renaissance Learning competitor offers to buy company
• Tuesday tornado contributes to mans death in Clark County
• WIAA wins appeal over fees, contracts for livestreaming games
• Lincoln plans to release wrestling coaching staff discipline record
• City considers Housing Authority oversight options
• Former Marshfield Clinic doctor convicted of assaulting patients
• United Way brat fry set
• VFW calendars now available
• New Assumption principal named
• New Assumption principal takes reins
• Update: Storm was factor in death of Clark County man
• Central Wisconsin doctor found guilty of sexually assaulting patients
• McDill Pond Dam inspection enters final day in Whiting
• Back to School for Wisconsin Rapids - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Wisconsin Rapids awarded grant to develop plan for charter school
• Wood County support program demand jumps
• Out There: Residents celebrate South Wood County Recreation Centers 20th year
• PGL Packaging adds freezer, requests permission to build addition
• Assumption schools to make final offer for principal
• Illinois man drowns in Castle Rock Flowage
• Kwik Trip has Badger 5 winner
• WRPS gets charter school grant
• State GOP, Dems try to find common ground
• Moms can text questions to Wood Co. experts
• Wisconsin Rapids gets federal charter school grant
• Reminder: Business After Hours tonight at SWC ice arena
• Assumption High School principal search nears completion
• Hopes Door asks for aid to continue operating
• Voters think new crop of lawmakers is as bad as previous one, polls show
• Voters think new crop of lawmakers is as bad as previous one, polls show
• Money in Politics: Barrage of negative campaign ads doesnt impress voters
• MSTC installs new video-learning system
• About $60K spent on governors travels
• State declines to pursue WIC food aid grant
• State agenda could swing bipartisan with recalls over
• Kayaking is a blast: Midwest Freestyle Kayaking Championships at Wausau Whitewater Park
• More charity groups turn to run/walks to attract participants
• High school football: Newman opens season tonight Friday night scores
• Marshfield man pleads not guilty to fleeing from police
• Judge denies request to suppress evidence in homicide trial against Adams County man
• Renaissance Learning an economic boon
• Setting it straight
• High school football: Rice captures debut as SPASH coach more scores
• Tonights high school football schedule
• Town of Rome to consider rezoning for golf course
• Crash injures 4 in Adams County
• Out There: Bike ride to raise funds for Honor Flights
• NewPage to consider all options to deal with debt
• Rapids tattoo artist to open 2nd parlor in Stevens Point
• Lincoln High School coaches to closely supervise athletes conduct in locker rooms
• Lake Camelot Summer Frolic fireworks display to continue as planned
• Out There: Wisconsin Rapids woman credited with saving neighbors life
• The Boys Girls Club of the Wisconsin Rapids Area prepare for fall programs
• NewPage faces debt issues
• High school football: Peterson, Lubeck being held out of opener
• Correction: Assumption at Athens football Friday night
• European equity firm to buy Renaissance Learning
• County to charge inmates for jail stays
• Rapids to punish entire wrestling team
• Plover to host Hmong festival
• Update: Wisconsin Rapids wrestlers eligible to compete during upcoming season
• Law firms investigating Renaissance Learning transaction
• Update: Renaissance Learning expects to complete sale by end of year, CEO says
• Kohl: Rural jobs key to boosting states economy
• Duffy offers supporters ideas to improve economy
• Man dies after fall from ladder
• Vendor finds smoke, helps save restaurant from damage
• NewPage reduces net loss in second quarter
• NewPage reduces net loss in second quarter
• Prep football: Valley teams gear up for new conference
• Estrada helps Brewers stymie Pirates
• Browns spoil Packers debut as champions
• Local lawmakers hopeful for bipartisanship after divisive issues
• Bachmann wins Iowa straw poll Ron Paul finishes second
• Vets home gains new leadership
• Raptor program aims to combat myths
• Crafts, cars draw fans to the Port Edwards Fun Fest
• Sisters to raise money for leukemia research by walking in marathon
• Former corrections sergeant accused of Adams County Jail inmate sexual assault
• Felony charges requested in Rome fireworks blast that injured 11
• Update: Explosion in Biron NewPage paper mill injures at least 3
• Kids from Wisconsin ready to perform
• Man guilty in prostitution case
• New Hope center to add gardens, coop
• States redistricting troubles Wood County officials
• Employers cash in on health subsidies
• Wisconsin Republicans hold off Democrats in state Senate recalls
• Out There: Budding artists sprout in grotto
• States could get relief from No Child Left Behind
• Nekoosa plans first Re-Use event
• Dows 634-point slide signals troubling times
• Robbers tie up employees, steal cash at Wendys
• ODC seeks military members
• Tickets available for Kids shows
• Sessions set for sensitive topic
• Golf scramble for local hockey
• City band closes season today
• IHOP closes Wausau, Plover stores
• Recall election push ends today for six Republican senators
• Bad MotorScooter Ride to support Shriners
• Rome Fire Chief John Frantz on paid leave during fireworks accident investigation
• Wood County road usage agreement for frac sand hauling on hold
• Wisconsin Rapids Car Show about the camaraderie, participants say
• Wisconsin Rapids School District to mull technology grant
• Transit costs burden rural schools
• New school year means next step for incoming freshmen
• Auto enthusiasts motor over to Wisconsin Rapids Car Show
• Passion for old reels on display at ORCA national convention in Waupaca
• Exhibitors see value in booths at Wisconsin Valley Fair
• Passion for old reels on display at ORCA national convention in Waupaca
• Auto enthusiasts motor over to Wisconsin Rapids Car Show
• Municipal pools face troubled waters amid budget concerns, remodeling needs
• Central Wisconsin State Fair act lineup revamped for 2011
• Decks with murder victim on each card to be distributed to law enforcement
• Calendar of events
• Teenager found guilty of endangering Wisconsin Rapids police officers life
• New playground by Grove Elementary will be accessible to all kids
• Local foundation leader among Top 50 nationwide
• Sex offender to live in Wisconsin Rapids
• Sex offender to live in Wisconsin Rapids
• Mans passion for classic Corvettes shows in restoration work
• Court upholds conviction in biting case
• Teen: I didnt know man was a police officer
• Mans passion for classic Corvettes shows in restoration work
• Search for principal nears end, Assumption Catholic Schools president says
• Officials fear health care cuts
• Out There: Cards create social bridge
• Foundation to change name, not mission
• Teens trial offers two stories of night he was shot
• Tauscher still mulling options, dad says
• Community Foundation to change name to Incourage
• Report: Recall candidates raise $5.3 million
• Democrats cry foul over ballot mailing
• Out There: National Night Out a chance to meet police
• Firefighter to appear on TV show
• Rain doesnt deter Wausau fairgoers
• City panel recommends street light bid
• Community meal set for Thursday
• Alzheimers group scheduled to meet
• Stuff the School Bus aimed at helping families with expenses
• House ratifies debt ceiling legislation
• Former housing director pleads not guilty
• Housing Authority looks for new executive director
• Former Housing Authority director pleads not guilty to child pornography charges
• County pursues grants with parks plan
• Leaders strike U.S. debt deal
• Motorcycle Mania participants 1914 Harley just a fun bike
• Central Wisconsin auto sales pick up from 2010
• Walker election shakes up Democrats
• Congress scrambles for deal to avert default
• Companies present plan for rural broadband
• Congress scrambles for deal to avert default
• DNR wants help tracking deer
• Storm disrupts 24-hour mountain bike race
• MSTC president reflects on new job
• Fans drawn to Betty Boop Festival
• Betty Boop collection grows through the years
• Fleischer familys contribution to animation included Betty Boop
• Housing Authority officials embrace openness
• High school wrestlers might go on trial
• Betty Boop Festivals Rotary Fun Run/Walk to tackle polio
• The Boop Revue pays musical tribute to Betty Boop era
• Dance Betty Dance event moves indoors
• Domtars quarterly earnings nearly double
• Babcock, Nelsonville among 3,700 post offices listed as potential closures
• Out There: Motorcycles in spotlight at Betty Boop Festival
• Grand Rapids officials discuss recycling enforcement changes
• Changes planned for dining options at Hotel Mead
• Hotel Mead goes to bank at sheriffs sale for $2 million
• Food manufacturing science certificate helps train workers for food processing jobs
• Project: Fashion Runway class learns about design
• Museum expands Betty Boop exhibit for festival
• Man who rammed squad cars sent to jail
• Unpaid commissions provide support, flexibility for local governments
• Out There: Volunteering keeps Nekoosa summer school class busy
• Lockouts end delights NFL fans
• Big innings doom Rafters
• Football players vote to OK deal to end NFL lockout
• Legion baseball state tournament a big draw
• District leaders question state cuts to education
• Port Edwards couple found dead
• Updated: Port Edwards couple dead after making pact, police say
• Wisconsin State Water Ski Show Championships shows attract crowds
• Thirty attend concealed carry weapons training course
• Construction zone crashes down, but still a concern
• Canadian firm purchases MI bank
• UWMC influential for new Ho-Chunk president
• Death notices
• Rapids hosts Legion baseball tournament
• Out There: Wisconsin State Show Ski Championships volunteers stay busy
• Motorcycle-horse crash kills 1
• Police seek leads in Plover stabbing
• Plea hearing set for ex-Clinic doctor
• The Rev. John Hogan remembered for personality
• Rafters fans nab autographs, reminisce about Leave it to Beaver era with Ken Osmond
• House passes Duffy bill Obama plans veto
• Wood County fatal crash victim named
• Bond set for man accused of fleeing officers
• Out There: Festival benefits local, state groups
• Wisconsin Rapids to reimburse mall owner for 2004 project
• Wisconsin Assembly approves new maps
• Romanos Pizzeria owner reflects on fireworks mishap
• Wisconsin Rapids Aqua Skiers is like a family
• Mayor: Changes will be made to Housing Authority
• Woman in crash in fair condition
• West Grand Ave. project continues
• Woman in fair condition after Tuesday morning crash
• Water ski tournament ready to hit the lake
• Democratic state senator survives recall election
• Wood County Board approves communication improvements
• Man sent to prison for role in crack ring
• Update: Authorities release name of fatal crash victim
• Wood County joins nursing home consortium
• Drink and eat to stay cool as heat wave continues
• Bond set for former Housing Authority director
• Hall of Famer Paul Molitor a hit at Northwoods League All-Star Game
• Police investigate stabbings of six people
• Squad car escape leads to chase
• Man pleads not guilty to fatal stabbing charges
• Fireworks victim in fair condition
• Molitor recalls early baseball days
• Northwoods League baseball fans enjoy all-star events in Wisconsin Rapids
• Plover police seek suspects in 6 stabbings
• County to consider communication upgrades
• Council to weigh district changes
• Rome fireworks blast injures 11
• Rafters Peterson second in NWL home run derby
• Updated: Six injured in stabbing Saturday night in Plover
• Missing mans case goes cold again
• Veterans groups gear up for new structure
• Salons thrive in tough economy
• Calendar
• Veto leaves interagency work in limbo
• Local Republicans mixed on redistricting plan
• Planned large dairy farm in Richfield raises some concerns
• Fair kids unwind with Ag Olympics
• Field of Dreams inspires Ghost Players game during all-star event
• Rafters prepare for all-star game
• Domtar mill maintenance work continues next week
• FoodShare participants get access to produce at farmers market
• Road work slows government, service agencies
• Coroner IDs man killed in Marshfield fire
• Update: Driver in downtown rollover crash in fair condition
• Deputy chief: No damage in police-involved crash
• Residents to get a Taste of Rome
• Local fans excited for final Harry Potter movie, sad to see epic end
• Mid-State Technical College board extends presidents contract
• Water ski show set for July 21-24
• School Board OKs insurance changes
• Construction area extended
• Update: Two-vehicle crash injures two
• Northland Cranberries founder remembered as family man
• Lincoln Street house fire under investigation
• Horse trainer Lynn Palm wows Farm Tech crowd
• Wisconsin Rapids man sentenced for recklessly endangering safety
• Jobless benefit extension lauded
• House fire under investigation, cause still undetermined
• Thunderstorm damages trees, buildings in Wisconsin Rapids
• Griffith Nursery in Wisconsin Rapids survives DNR cut
• Timeline for Wisconsin Rapids City Hall renovations extended to Labor Day
• Salad luncheon set for Wednesday
• Memorial golf event set
• Tickets available for Kids shows
• City Band concert set for today
• Two juveniles injured in crash
• Crash victim in serious condition
• Rafters sweep Mallards
• Marijuana still biggest problem drug locally, police say
• Wisconsin Rapids School District summer students to debut their computer animations at Betty Boop Festival
• Wisconsin Rapids School Board to mull insurance increases
• Chiropractor returns to area
• I-39 work could cause delays
• Harry Potter fans sought
• Ho-Chunk names vice president
• Wisconsin puts end to race data tracking during traffic stops
• Web training could suffice for Wisconsin concealed carry
• Spotlight to shine on family farming at Farm Technology Days
• Cars have stories to tell at annual Iola Car Show
• Calendar of events
• Walker signs concealed carry legislation
• BMX biker dads hit the dirt for first annual Dads Who Dont Race event
• Former Housing Authority official faces child porn charges
• Opponents criticize GOPs plans for redistricting
• Out There: Veterans relish Legion baseball trip
• Lawsuit filed in jail death
• Grant targets safer student travel
• Rome residents try to keep rancid algae in check
• Staples part of national drive
• Small business help offered
• Annual Webbfest set for weekend
• Networking group will meet
• Fire damages housing authority property
• Ho-Chunk Nation gets new leader
• Iola car show helps region
• Council to consider utilities dispute
• Housing Authority head resigns
• Wisconsin Rapids Housing Authority director resigns
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy to travel district on his bus
• Wisconsin Rapids native testifies in Casey Anthony murder case
• Out There: Summer reading program entertains, encourages students to explore
• Lincoln High School misses reading benchmark
• Baby sitter gets one year for sex assaults
• Teens plead not guilty to sex assault charges
• Teen group raises more than $1,500 for next years fireworks
• Crews organize more than 7,000 fireworks for Fourth of July display in Wisconsin Rapids
• Big Brothers Big Sisters seeks mentors for children
• Persistence rewarded for CIA analyst who hunted Osama bin Laden
• Cemetery fees rise in Port Edwards
• Prostate cancer group to meet
• Assumption principal named president
• Lions, Legion collaborate for Pittsville Fourth of July parade, celebration
• Wisconsin Rapids-area Independence Day events guide
• Check out Fourth of July events near Wisconsin Rapids
• Video game retailers still cautious when selling to minors
• Health officials see hepatitis C cases rise
• Strong winds topple trees, knock out power around central Wisconsin
• Lawn mowers tear up the dirt track
• Budget bill kills campaign financing in Wisconsin
• Calendar of events
• Out There: Dogs days of summer visit Rome with pet parade
• New Wood County Circuit Court judge could be selected in late summer
• Local schools to lose funding
• Officials: Do not claim bridge space early for fireworks show
• Assumption Catholic Schools hires new president
• Support group forms for mothers who suffer pregnancy losses
• Charges requested against Housing Authority director
• Nekoosa to pay to promote vacant business park
• Nekoosa School District loses appeal in teacher arbitration case
• Pittsville firefighters count on 25th annual race for funding
• City prepares for Fourth of July festivities
• Car batteries targeted in string of thefts in Wisconsin Rapids
• Mid-State Technical College board projects tax increase
• Family Resource Center to stay open with new name
• Police laud synthetic drug ban
• Update: Furniture Plus to open Friday in Wisconsin Rapids
• Out There: Vacation can be more tiring than work
• Former city clerk leads Wisconsin Rapids redistricting
• Holiday closings set for July 4
• Blanket policy set for fireworks
• Two community meals this week
• City Band concert set for today
• Two apply for judges position
• Judge awaits mental exam in abortion clinic plot case
• Police investigate Supreme Court choking accusation
• Armed robbery charges dismissed
• WGR Furniture to move into former supermarket
• Grants fund project to teach Boys Girls Club members about nutrition
• Justice Bradley: I was put in chokehold by Justice Prosser
• New chamber chief wants strong business network
• Walker approves first budget
• Freshman legislators communication styles differ
• Public access TV station upgrades proposed
• Cranberry Blossom Festival attendees learn about tiny flower
• Teen collects soccer gear to help Ghana youths start own league
• 2011 weather boosts maple syrup production
• Report: Prosser grabbed Bradley around neck
• McDill Pond could be totally drained
• Racine outbreak underscores questions about raw milk safety
• Report: Prosser grabbed Bradley around neck
• Kleefisch: States goal is to be business friendly
• Housing agency knew of directors prior conviction, former chairwoman says
• Obey calls Wisconsin GOP policies thuggish
• Dentist faces prescription drug charges
• Wood County ATV trails set to re-open
• Wood County program featured in congressional panel
• Former teammates plan memorial for slain soldier
• Festival shows its good to be crazy for cranberries
• Births
• Wis. panel moves to allow unemployment extension
• Duffy faces personal finance report questions
• Lincoln High School student to attend Business World program
• Updated: Todays Cranberry Blossom Festival events canceled
• Obama: 33,000 troops to come home from Afghanistan
• Local group organizes horse-drawn wagon trip
• City Hall renovations progress
• LeRoy Butler Foundation adds cancer walk
• Nekoosa school budget questions linger
• Wood County plans to upgrade intersection of highways 54 and U
• Cranberry Blossom Fest returns -- with a few detours
• Wisconsin Rapids approves ban on using cellphones while driving
• Assembly passes concealed carry bill
• Assembly passes concealed carry bill
• City band concert switched to PAC
• Melissa Loken appointed chamber president
• Updated: Wisconsin Rapids City Council approves cell phone ban
• Grant Plan Commission meeting set for tonight
• Out There: And the band plays on
• Four wrestlers plead not guilty
• Judge upholds Wisconsin domestic partnerships registry
• Police investigate plant thefts
• Study validates ERCO mercury levels
• Criminal charges rare in cases of bullying, professor says
• United Way womens fair set for Tuesday
• Community welcomes home runner-up Assumption girls soccer team
• Rome eyes library expansion
• Historical places in danger of decay including National Soldiers Home district in Milwaukee
• Frac sand puts focus on some Wood County communities
• Effects of credit card fee changes debated
• Father passes on farming way of life to new generation
• Royals fall in title game
• Event aims to help homeless veterans
• GAB finalizes list of candidates for GOP recalls
• Walker opponents shift focus to elections
• Man to give up shelter
• Housing agency investigation continues
• Wood County warrant list for June
• Reminder: Nekoosa School Board to hold strategic planning meetings
• West Grand Ave. construction area to expand Monday
• WIAA state soccer: Assumption wins thrilling semi
• Boys family continues dog attack lawsuit
• Mead Pool offers break from summer heat
• State Senate passes budget bill
• Friendship mourns death of Pvt. Ryan Larson
• State nixes funds for armory
• Updated: Funds for new Wisconsin Rapids armory cut from state, federal budgets, Krug says
• Out There: Mom gets ready to run
• Republicans offer changes to state budget
• Wisconsin Democrats say recall fraud needs more scrutiny
• Gus Macker enters 20th year
• Wood County considers radio upgrades
• Conceal carry bill worries some
• Supreme Court ruling puts union law in effect
• Democrats say congressional redistricting plan favors GOP
• Local coach heads to Greece with U.S. Special Olympians
• Pittsville Schools OK preliminary budget
• Wisconsin Senate votes to legalize concealed carry
• Bell named LHS boys soccer coach
• Man accused in meth lab case sentenced to drug court program
• Ceremony set to honor our flag
• Legislature prepares for budget debate
• Wisconsin Rapids armed robbery case postponed
• NewPage selects new chief financial officer
• High school graduates prepare for change
• Masons honor 150 years of charitable donations
• Mead Elementary Charter School receives honors for breakfast program
• Walker, GOP put their stamp on Wisconsin
• Events pull business patrons downtown
• Obey paid his staff big bonuses on his way out
• In fight against ash borer, wasps might be saviors
• Kayaks highlight Wausaus Riverfest
• WIAA sectional girls soccer: Assumption headed to state
• Business owners hopeful in downtown construction
• Stabbing suspect to stand trial
• Enthusiasm high for state Special Olympics athletes
• Sheriff sets listening times
• Landlords group to meet
• Rome shooting range receives approval
• Plan aims to decrease roundabout flooding
• Volunteers prepare to host baseball, softball teams for tournaments in Rapids
• First Lunch by the River brings out band, bikers
• 50-state ride to honor veterans stops in Rapids
• Details paint tragic picture in Wausau drownings
• Shopping event set in Rome
• Krug condemns zombie protest
• Beach will open Saturday
• Special Olympics athletes compete
• Rome market starts today
• Hotel Mead subject of sheriff sale
• Pools set to open today
• Special Olympics opens state Summer Games
• Krug condemns zombie protest
• Hotel Mead subject of sheriff sale next month
• West Grand Avenue bid comes in under budget
• First year at Wisconsin Rapids Middle School pleases students, staff members
• 2 men drown in Wisconsin River
• Woman avoids becoming scam victim
• Jet crash probe continues
• Updated: Pilot treated, released following medical evaluation
• Wildfire season not a big deal in local communities
• Fighter jet crash injures pilot, damages cottage
• Out There: Wisconsin Rapids residents do their best to stay cool
• Youth soccer tournament teams to descend on Wisconsin Rapids area
• WIAA sectional baseball: SPASH, Amherst drop title games
• UWSPs Koback picked by Red Sox
• Update: Jet crashes in Adams County, hits cottage and injures pilot
• Survey will help county set health goals
• Twin towers relic rests in State Firefighters Memorial in Wisconsin Rapids
• Help sought for Betty Boop fest
• Stabbing brings homicide charge
• 5K cancer run is Saturday
• Street closure begins today
• Wisconsin GOP seeks spoiler candidates in recall elections
• High court weighs union law
• Test drives will help LHS team
• Tell us why your dad is great
• Tickets for Iron Chef available
• Former teacher sues Nekoosa School District
• Out There: Upcoming weeks filled with summer activities, events
• Three Wisconsin Rapids-area graduation ceremonies in one day
• Marathon County helps seniors avoid scams
• MADD urges lawmakers to allow police stops as means of deterring drunken driving
• Credit unions criticize state budget provision
• Lawn mower injures Richfield child
• Ready ... set ... walk
• Kids, not just adults, can Walk Wisconsin
• WIAA track and field: Edgar girls, Rosholt boys win titles
• Out There: Era ends, new one begins for graduates, families
• World Trade Center relic to arrive in Wisconsin Rapids on Sunday
• Retiring Wood County Circuit judge looks back on career, plans for future
• Communities focus on economic development
• Speed camp dates scheduled
• Sheriff sets listening times
• Dam project ready to begin
• WIAA track and field: DCEs Day second in D-1 discus, Wests Fischer medals
• WIAA track and field: Edgar boys, girls lead D-3 meet after Day 1
• Man sentenced for 3 felony drunken driving counts
• Assumption meets science lab funding goal
• Housing administrative director has prior sexual assault conviction
• State budget could change teacher pay
• WIAA softball: SPASH shuts out Rapids Pacelli wins
• Most Walker priorities remain in 2011-13 plan
• United Way announces 2012 program funding
• Humane Society brings back Iron Chef fundraiser
• Schools work to address bullying
• JFC approves budget proposal
• Lincoln High School officials reviewing athletic program
• Wisconsin Rapids woman joins tornado recovery effort in Joplin
• Assumption Catholic Schools president search continues
• Kloppenburg concedes defeat
• Recalls to proceed against 3 more GOP senators
• Housing authority has temporary leader
• Tri-Course golf challenge tournament dates set
• Lincoln graduates culinary creation wins first place at state expo
• Families pay respects to fallen soldiers on Memorial Day
• Rome plant set to add jobs
• Memorial Day observance set
• Car is total loss after fire
• Ruling adds to unions uncertainty
• Interpreters play vital role in court system
• Campgrounds open to crowds for holiday weekend
• Lyme disease on the rise
• Officials: Texting ban difficult to enforce
• Storm puts things in perspective for local families
• Big Flats man accused of killing mother takes the stand
• Authorities silent on charges against Lincoln High School wrestlers
• Adams County man charged with killing mother wants evidence suppressed
• Mobile home park evacuated
• Wood County judges ruling reversed in sex offender registry case
• Police: Marshfield man planned to kill abortion doctor in Madison
• Retiring detective sergeant will be missed after 31 years with WRPD
• Housing Authority goes without acting executive director
• Four Lincoln wrestlers charged with disorderly conduct
• Homeless shelter fundraiser set
• No Call List deadline nears
• Priest marks anniversary
• Local beaches set to open
• Judge voids union law
• Four Lincoln High School wrestlers face charges
• Updated: Gas leak forces brief evacuations in Maples Mobile Home Park
• Homeless shelter fundraiser set
• No Call List deadline set for Tuesday
• Happening now: Crews dismantling Nekoosa pool
• Wood County eyes Edgewater Haven changes
• Out There: Family members grateful they survived weekend tornado
• Walker signs voter ID law
• Wisconsin Rapids Housing Authority to consider appointing acting director
• Rapids school officials tour Oshkosh brain-based school
• Town of Port Edwards residents take in the damages as neighbors help with cleanup
• Wood County authorities urge residents to heed sirens warnings during stormy weather
• Police search Housing Authority office director on adminstrative leave
• Damage estimates from Sunday storm reach $1 million
• Wisconsins twister season off to early start
• Property owners deal with aftermath of tornado
• Reminder: Krug to hold office hours at noon in Grand Rapids
• Experimental aviation fans find niche in Wisconsin Rapids
• Spot the Tot program highlights importance of always checking when driving near children
• Photos, story: Storms cut through Wood County
• Storms cut through Wood County
• Storms cut through Wood County
• Storms cut through Wood County
• Anti-obesity program provides local foods for kids
• Poverty surrounds relatively prosperous Wood County
• Rainy spring causes corn crop concerns
• UWSP graduates face still uncertain job market
• Bill would ban buying tobacco for kids
• Former Greenwood Amish man in documentary
• Out There: St. Joseph statue gets makeover, place of honor
• Toy lighter ban fight continues
• High court recount gives win to Prosser
• Sheriff sets listening times
• Auditions for anthem set
• East wins junior high name vote
• Rotarian wins Wisconsin Rapids first Service Above Self award
• New Aspirus Doctors Clinic building offers expanded services, new technologies
• Voter ID bill sent to Walker
• Conservative group attacks Thompson
• Police, city housing officials investigate public employee
• Brothers face sexual assault charges
• Jackson St. to reopen, Grand Ave. to close Friday morning
• WIAA releases Division 2, 3, 4 softball seedings
• WIAA baseball pairings released
• Updated: Wisconsin Rapids Housing Authority adjourns in closed session
• Accessible playground reaches funds goal
• Police: Internet sex crime hits home
• Wisconsin Rapids Housing Authority to meet Thursday morning
• In case you missed it: Rapids council approves land sale for armory
• Police: Road repairs back up Expressway traffic use alternate routes
• Voter ID debate goes late
• Library showcases Lincoln High School student artists
• Not guilty pleas entered in Taco Johns robbery
• Thompson in, Ryan out in GOP bid for Kohls seat
• T-shirt sale set for weekend
• City sets plans for fireworks show
• Rafters to play in Marshfield
• $250K bond set for stabbing suspect
• Longtime judge announces retirement
• Cell phone ban proposal advances
• Wood County Board revises employee travel rules
• State Senate debates voter ID bill into night
• Wisconsin Rapids council agrees to land sale for new armory
• Wood Countys senior circuit court judge announces retirement
• Twins great Harmon Killebrew dies
• Updated: Cell phone ban issue to come back in June
• Wisconsin Rapids announces July 4 fireworks show plans
• Castaway calls show hardest thing ever
• Family Resource Center faces closure
• Lassa recall attempt fails
• Junior High name goes to ballot
• Robbery suspect gets new charges
• New UW-M/WC dean plans to promote alma mater
• Police question stabbing motive
• Authorities release name of crash victim
• Wood County redistricting proposal affects Wisconsin Rapids area districts
• Garden clubs spruce up city, reach out to kids
• Wood County Jail pilots work re-entry program for inmates
• Rome man hospitalized after weekend ATV crash
• Wood Co. crash kills Hatley man
• Concerns persist among election officials over voter ID bill
• Debt dangers loom for high school graduates
• Auto sales tax under debate
• Mock plane crash at CWA helps rescue crews prepare for real thing
• Proposed changes to DNR criticized
• Annual Walk, Run and Bike for Kindness aims to raise money for Humane Society
• Sen. Herb Kohl announces retirement
• Grant helps group protect migratory birds in central Wisconsin
• Sen. Herb Kohl announces retirement
• Officers to focus on seat belt enforcement
• Mid-State Technical College graduates optimistic about future
• Catch and release tournament to build muskie population
• Speaker puts face on dangers of using cell phones while driving
• NewPage reduces loss, sales up by 11 percent during first quarter
• NewPage reduces loss, sales up by 11 percent during first quarter
• Rotary visit offers cultural exchange
• Assumption gains system accreditation
• Downtown Rapids businesses expect headaches during Grand Ave. construction
• Downtown Rapids businesses expect headaches during Grand Ave. construction
• Democrats: Group trying to recall Julie Lassa broke law
• Fan causes smoke in school
• Girl Scout cookies still available
• Openings remain in run fundraiser
• Event to help DECA students
• Food drive set for Saturday
• Wisconsin GOP: $636M budget boost wont help unions
• Exhaust fan causes smoke in Nekoosa classroom
• World Trade Center artifact delivered to Marshfield fire station
• South Wood County Humane Society hosts 15th annual dog walk
• Grand Rapids sets fees for adult businesses
• Deer Trail Park Campground owner wants to protect Ross Lake Indian Mounds
• 2011 Lunch by the River set
• Blossom Festival parade June 26
• Schools extend Security deal
• Police name man killed in crash
• Nekoosa considers options to market industrial park
• Man in court on armed robbery charge
• Voter ID bill moves ahead
• Local fire danger Low
• Crash victim identified
• Assumption High School science lab donations add up
• Members of Red Hat Society just want to have fun
• Allergens to surge in warmer weather
• Farm Tech Days needs helpers
• Job increase expected in medical record keeping
• Anglers hit the water for opening day of fishing
• Waiting lists loom under proposed Family Care freeze
• Merrill families still in need after tornado
• Wisconsin a key focus of GOP 2012 strategy
• Mothers Day changes as children care for moms
• MSTC blames loss in state aid for increase in tuition
• Wisconsin Rapids man charged in Taco Johns armed robbery
• Professor: Bin Laden no big deal in Lebanon
• Port Edwards students lead state event
• Man pleads to drug charges
• Recycling day set for May 14
• Outdoors day scheduled
• Veterans families touched by Honor Flight impact
• Wisconsin Rapids Woman praises deputy for life-saving effort
• Displaced worker center gets federal grant funds
• One dead in church crash
• Court recount costs county $7,000
• City studies roundabout flooding
• Science Night lets Lincoln High School students show off research
• 9/11 relic adds meaning to State Firefighters Memorial
• Obama orders no photos released of bin Ladens body
• Residents sound off on state budget
• Historic news of bin Ladens death shapes school discussions
• White House: Bin Laden unarmed during assault
• Column: Veterans, Honor Flight trip will not be forgotten
• Tuesdays puzzles (and Mondays answers)
• Veterans react cautiously to news of bin Ladens death
• Veterans Honor Flight to Washington, D.C., a packed, emotional day
• Wisconsin lawmakers cheer success of mission targeting bin Laden
• Obey on bin Laden: We finally got the blankety-blank-blank
• Man shot in Adams County recovering from bullet wound
• Wood County officials advise vigilance
• Families with links to 9/11 feel relief
• Bin Ladens death offers closure
• Downtown Wisconsin Rapids road construction to start May 9
• Krug, Lassa to hold joint listening sessions Tuesday
• Duffy says bin Laden death significant victory for U.S.
• Obey delighted by news of bin Ladens death
• Update: Never Forgotten Honor Flight under way
• Never Forgotten Honor Flight veterans prepare for memorable journey
• New prosecutor happy to be home in Adams County
• Osama bin Laden killed in Pakistan
• Staffing cuts concern local prosecutors
• Groups spar over veterans bill
• Portage County loses jobs, but still better than nation
• Cardinal says John Paul II inspired calls to action
• Local law enforcement friends social media, embraces texting
• Babcocks Sandhill Outdoor Skills center open house lets kids make art from nature
• As former pope nears sainthood, Stevens Point remembers his 1976 visit
• Information, promotion key to local economic development, officials say
• Wood County Human Services, other officials strive to keep kids safe
• Johnson calls for more U.S. oil drilling
• Scam targets local credit union, bank customers
• Scam targets Wisconsin Rapids-area bank, credit union customers
• Lassa to hold budget listening sessions
• Wisconsin Rapids man changes plea in burglary case
• Volunteers fall in to honor veterans
• Wisconsin Rapids to begin talks with National Guard for new armory
• Survivor shares her story
• Region to lose County Board seat
• Royal wedding Local couple plan to keep it simple
• State official lauds partnership between Ocean Spray, MSTC
• Piece of World Trade Center to find home in Wis. Rapids
• Grant Elementary School students are teachers for a night
• Wisconsin Rapids Rafters ready for second season
• Municipal officials gear up for redistricting
• Agreement could raise cost of Wisconsin Supreme Court recount
• Fire ruled accidental
• Annual Crop Walk is Sunday
• Raptor group needs help
• Spots available for ACT golf
• Honor Flight guardians relish serving veterans
• Bond set in Taco Johns armed robbery
• Rapids School Board hires curriculum director, Howe principal
• Former state Senator Pat Kreitlow to challenge Sean Duffy for seat in Congress
• Always Lost exhibit puts faces on war in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Fire causes light damage to home in Grand Rapids
• Update: Bond set in Taco Johns robbery case
• Local fire danger moderate
• Kloppenburgs Supreme Court vote recount cost still unknown
• Childrens Miracle Network Balloon Rally set for liftoff
• WWII veterans prepare for Honor Flight to Washington, D.C.
• Clergy use Easter to spread optimism
• UW-Madison separation break in doubt
• Community Care joins Lincoln County
• Cool spring protects berry plants, crops from late-season snowfall
• Lions Club Easter egg hunt a Rudolph tradition
• Proposed CCAP court database funding cuts worry officials central Wisconsin officials
• Veterans share memories through generations on Honor Flight
• One dead in house fire
• Birth
• Death notices
• Report measures vital signs of south Wood County
• Fighting on the front lines: Wisconsin Rapids World War II veteran remembers the Pacific
• Search for Assumption Catholic Schools president down to 4 candidates
• Bypass will speed up Highway 10
• Court records from the past week
• Marriage licenses from the past week
• Police log from the past week
• Gaetti to be at Rafters home opener
• Doctor accused of sex assault silent in court
• New Adams County District Attorney Tania Bonnett takes reins
• Cookbook goes beyond fish fries for Lent
• Annual trip to landfill instills value of recycling in Pittsville students
• Former sailor recalls World War II service
• Arts Council director to explore new opportunities for organizations development
• Ericksen Insurance salesman turns over reins to his business
• Five Lincoln High School students head to national business competition
• JoAnne Kloppenburg asks for Wisconsin Supreme Court race recount
• Trap set for bear loitering in Marshfield
• Renaissance Learning revenues up, income down in first quarter
• Krug requests state aid for Adams County
• Update: California company buys Urban Processing property for $2.5 million
• Authorities respond to at least 30 crashes Tuesday in Wood County
• With deadline past, tax preparers breathe easier
• County approves contract for Norwood nurses
• Veterans enjoy mail on return flight home
• Downtown roadwork starts in May
• Wisconsin Rapids cranberry processor sold to California company
• Lassa recall group to set hours to collect signatures
• Sex offender to live in Wisconsin Rapids
• Nekoosa schools restore 6 jobs, summer program
• Duffy makes pitch for budget reform at town hall meeting
• Honor Flight veterans relish trip to D.C. memorial
• Wis. court challenger hasnt decided on recount
• Winning Badger 5 ticket sold in Wisconsin Rapids
• Convicted sex offender scheduled for release in Wisconsin Rapids
• Honor Flight: World War II veterans visit their memorial
• Democrats plan unofficial budget hearing
• Lincoln student council recognized for volunteerism
• County to consider ratifying union contract
• Schools look to save on mail costs
• Palin: Gov. Scott Walker doing the right thing with Wisconsin union bargaining
• Gas prices cause volunteer concern for meal delivery programs
• Scouts Pinewood Derby race master stops retirement gossip in its tracks
• Democratic, Conservative officials gather in Amherst to discuss state budget options
• College diploma mills, degree scams increase slightly during recession
• State cuts worry city officials
• Chamber group opposes UW System split
• Freshmen GOP lawmakers from Wisconsin show party loyalty, leadership in first 100 days in Washington
• Tea party rallies in Wisconsin Rapids
• Roads, many parks reopen as Wisconsin River level drops
• Red Cross seeks help for Adams County tornado victims
• Police look for suspect in Taco Johns robbery
• Canvass shows David Prosser wins Supreme Court race
• Updated: About 100 turn out for Tea Party in Wisconsin Rapids
• Officials investigate Juneau County hate crime
• Roundabout reopens as Wisconsin Rapids floodwaters recede
• Walker defends changes to union rights
• Out There: Lent provides challenges for some
• Nekoosa to weigh industrial park options
• Lab tech: No print match found in trucker-shooting case
• Lawsuits concern Rome residents
• Duffy to hold town hall meeting Monday at MSTC
• Krug meeting with Port Edwards Village Board tentatively rescheduled
• Local fire danger High
• Recount confirms victory in Nekoosa School Board race
• Wisconsin River recedes flooding concerns diminish
• Out There: United Way honors dedicated volunteers
• High school students, staff members clean up farm hit by tornado
• Emotions flare at budget hearing in Neenah
• Consolidated: Wisconsin River no longer in flood stage in Wisconsin Rapids
• Port Edwards leaders look to pressure Domtar into selling mill site
• Officials expect Wisconsin River to recede
• Strongs Prairie residents picking up the pieces as they continue tornado cleanup efforts
• Public hearings continue
• Event recognizes local volunteers
• Democratic Party to meet Thursday
• Saturday Child Abuse run is on
• Nekoosa School Board recount continues today
• Nekoosa City Council expected to vote tonight on promoting industrial park
• Todays death notices
• Updated: Wisconsin River flows holding steady, expected to decrease tonight
• Adams County officials providing assistance to property owners
• Wisconsin Rapids officials: River likely to crest today
• Tornado causes more than $2 million in damage
• Former cellmates testify at shooting trial
• UWSP, MSTC partner in health care education
• Recount changes Rome chairman results
• Residents ready for possible flood
• News release: Information for Adams County residents about tornado relief
• Wisconsin River Power Co. increases flows out of Petenwell, Castle Rock
• Todays death notices
• State Office Building to close Tuesday due to flooding
• Recount changes results in Rome chairman race
• News release: Update on flooding event in Wisconsin Rapids
• Update: Wisconsin Rapids closes Second Avenue roundabout
• Update: Wisconsin Rapids officials prepare for flooding as river rises
• Wood County to recognize victims in national awareness week
• Sportsmans club guns for function and fun
• Creative Arts Day highlights 4-H talent
• Wisconsin Rapids closes city parks sandbags available as floodwaters rise
• Wood County obesity program digs into grant
• Suder speaks at Tea Party rally
• Budget deal sets stage for bigger fiscal battle
• Health, finances top concerns of aging residents
• Wood, Portage counties ponder jail space
• Proposed state budget cuts Arts Board funding
• Proposed AmeriCorps cuts to affect local programs
• Wis. bills to be sent through Legislature
• Trivia returns to Point
• Supreme Court race between Prosser, Kloppenburg yields mixed results
• Energy Composites wind energy project grounded by lack of policy, market
• MSTC board members terms extended
• Wisconsin Health Services officials: Elevated radiation from Japan not a concern
• Less than an hour before shutdown, Congress agrees to a spending deal
• Rome recount set for Monday
• Small-business help to be offered
• White House, Congress reach deal to avert shutdown
• Out There: Meat-free diets can be a lifestyle
• Baby struggles with difficult condition
• Town of Rome chairman position comes down to a draw
• Residents sound off at state budget hearing
• Updated: Another strong quake strikes off tsunami-hit Japan
• Local Social Security workers protest looming federal shutdown
• Nekoosa schools candidate plans to seek recount
• Rome to break chairman tie today
• Voter turnout surpasses forecasts
• Woman gets one year in jail for drug death
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• Homicide charge reduced for Marshfield woman
• Nekoosa School Board decided by 1 vote Pittsville members elected
• Local election results
• Rome chairman race an exact tie
• Wirl, Nelson elected to Wisconsin Rapids City Council
• Johnny Rivers concert a walk down memory lane
• Update: Recount likely in state Supreme Court race Kloppenburg holds slim lead
• Wisconsin Supreme Court race remains tight
• Todays death notices
• Out There: Late spring keep gardeners, greenhouses waiting
• Walleye Kids Day is Saturday
• Local women take part in pageant
• DNR wants to delay phosphorus regulations
• City hires public access coordinator
• Spending hints at tight court race
• Community to help name Rapids junior high
• Womens study set for Thursday
• Energy efficiency sessions continue
• Todays death notices
• Wisconsin Rapids hires new public access coordinator
• Local Knights of Columbus chapter celebrates 100 years of service
• National Disabilities Awareness Month is over, but the obstacles are not
• Human Services officials seek public input on new department
• Gas pump drive-offs increase
• Rep. Sean Duffy says potential slips wont stop meetings
• Coloma man killed in one-vehicle crash
• Hmong adapt their traditions to life in the U.S.
• State Supreme Court candidates David Prosser, JoAnne Kloppenburg vow to be impartial
• County health rankings provide opportunity for improvement, officials say
• Radio revolution: Federal grants to upgrade police communication equipment
• Man killed in one-vehicle crash
• Rome Town Board members tackle the issues
• Three eye Nekoosa School Board seats
• Grand Rapids Town Board candidates talk budgets
• Pittsville School Board hopefuls discuss issues facing district
• Wisconsin Rapids City Council incumbent, challengers talk cell phone ban, homeless shelter
• Wisconsin Rapids City Council hopefuls: Job creation is vital
• Authorities accuse two in Rapids meth lab case
• Rome treasurer hopefuls make their case to voters
• Kathys nets best fish fry honors
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• Effort to recall Lassa continues with local help
• Rome candidates ready for job
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• Seneca town treasurer candidates
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• Sigel Town Board candidates
• Wind turbine blade plant on hold
• Most local districts hit mark in testing
• Community mourns the loss of local businessman
• Soldier remembered as hero by Rapids-area family
• Out There: Shoppers must choose between the brand name or their budget
• Local band Shockwave wins radio contest
• Grand Rapids Police Department joins state task force
• Schools advocate to maintain funding levels for clubs, sports
• Krug defends support for budget repair bill
• Wisconsin Rapids man sentenced for violating probation
• Home Builders Association show has answers for ideas under construction
• Instrument cleaning squeaks by school budget cuts
• River Valley Flyers show model planes
• Home birth a growing option for parents to be
• Komen race for breast cancer cure returns for second run
• Study: Bartenders feel more healthy after state smoking ban
• Police, drivers get used to insurance law
• Local legislators say they wont back recall efforts
• AAA Wisconsin: Price of gas will stabilize
• Unique relationships develop when spouses are co-workers
• Wisconsin Rapids resident works to protect countys historical sites
• Legislative Reference Bureau publishes union law
• Two Wisconsin Rapids school unions reach deals on contracts
• Scrip fundraising program fills gap for nonprofits
• Duffy brainstorms with Wood County officials
• Out There: One fish, two fish, good fish, tuna fish
• Krug to introduce legislation cutting two state offices
• Family-planning clinics could close
• Snowstorm roars in, causing headaches on the road
• Wisconsin Rapids sex offender sentenced to prison
• Colby, Wisconsin Rapids assisted living facilities sued for not paying overtime
• Ocean Spray honors worker
• Annual meeting held at KeySavings bank
• Bank names new marketing director
• Local municipalities revisit union contracts
• Wisconsin Rapids police investigate October fire
• Wsiconsin Rapids district faces challenge on maintaining schools
• Wisconsin Rapids City Council District 7 candidates offer differing views on unions
• Wood County employees fret over contracts
• Grant man dies in motorcycle crash
• Local band in online contest
• Tickets available for Les Miserables
• Tribune seeks related co-workers
• Cuts to curriculum budget run deep
• Cuts to curriculum budget at Wisconsin Rapids School District run deep
• Out There: With spring season comes spring cleaning
• Officials: Cost-saving projections for state budget misleading
• Supporters thank Lassa for budget fight
• Analysis: Emails favored Scott Walker 2-1
• Rapids man accused in fatal crash sentenced
• Girls end up in hospital after allegedly stealing, swallowing cold medicine
• Wis. DOJ files to appeal union law order
• Wood County authorities seek people from warrant list
• World leaders launch military action in Libya
• DNR faces criticism over handling of chronic-wasting deer disease
• Hooked rugs blend art and purpose
• District 7 City Council candidates to field questions Tuesday at forum
• Source: minuscule radioactive fallout reaches US
• Family-planning funding faces cuts
• Despite numbers showing recent deer harvest success, many still critical of DNRs herd management
• Newt Gingrich to screen Pope documentary at Marquette University in Milwaukee
• U.S., Britain launch 112 cruise missiles in Libya strike
• Regions population total holds steady
• Obey gave big bonuses to staff on his way out
• Woman dies from accidental gunshot wound
• States farmland preservation program on chopping block
• Americans in Japan ponder whether to stay
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• DNR faces tough critics in setting deer herd goal
• Community Care Day touches volunteers hearts
• DNR plans meetings to get input on fishing
• Enrollment frozen for BadgerCare Basic
• Super full moon to light sky tonight
• Judge blocks contentious Wisconsin union law
• Rudolph Elementary students make bracelets to raise funds for Japan
• Questions still loom on Walkers budget repair bill
• After 33 years, Adams County district attorney steps down
• Marshfield Lantern Ski canceled
• Energy efficiency sessions set
• Who has the best local fish fry
• Walker releases e-mails about union rights plan
• Enrollment frozen as costs rise for BadgerCare
• Judge blocks union law
• Construction projects a boost to local economies, industry leaders say
• Todays death notices
• Out there: Which fish are best to fry
• No children hurt, one woman injured in car-bus crash
• Filling public access coordinator position on hold
• Heed flood warnings, Wood County officials say
• Todays death notices
• Emergency officials respond to car versus bus crash
• Out There: Universal language of music affects many
• City Council approves West Grand Ave. changes
• Three Parmeter siblings hold student government positions at St. Norbert College
• Bank tells Stevens Point it can make offer to purchase mall
• Earthquake, tsunami slow Japanese auto production
• Homeless shelter in the works
• Walker defends proposal cutting Wisconsin schools
• Snowmobile trails, park closed
• Wood County Board supports drug court, wont promise funding
• Wisconsin Rapids armory could get $64.1M for new facility
• Out There: Wisconsin Rapids residents to show off talents Thursday
• State Sen. Julie Lassa draws crowd at rally in Wisconsin Rapids
• Extra patrols out for St. Patricks Day
• Jazz, Mariachi bands to perform
• Valley Bank VP: Stevens Points plan to buy mall wont happen
• Wis. Senate Dems, Republicans begin reconciling
• Meltdown threat rises at Japanese nuclear plant
• Wis. union law taking effect March 25
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Little transparency progress in Washington
• Packers legend to speak at Mid-States Rapids campus tonight
• Stricken Japan nuclear plant rocked by 2nd blast
• Wisconsin Rapids School Board cuts $2.85 million from districts budget
• Out There: Port Edwards High School students dig into Pi Day activities
• State unions rush to get deals in place as new law looms
• Residents fear for loved ones after tsunami strikes Japan
• Wis. unions rush deals ahead of bargaining law
• Top ways to keep aid donations away from scammers
• Japan quake-tsunami death toll likely over 10,000
• For battered Japan, a new threat: nuclear meltdown
• Dems ramp up Senate recalls
• Performer Ted Nugent eager to return to Central Wisconsin State Fair
• Remodeling project to destroy Police Department mural
• Schools focus on breakfast, nutrition
• Local Elks group stays busy helping others
• Governments remain in fiscal predicament
• Cooking fire causes $2,000 in damage
• Interest growing in lake plan
• Study shows state cancer rates are declining
• Finances show state lawmakers public sector connections
• Speedskating finals return to Weston
• Doctor Who fans, robots battle at sci-fi convention
• Budget uncertainty causes some to delay retirement
• Defiant Democrats return to Madison
• Recycling aims to survive budget cuts
• Career changes becoming more common, experts say
• Capitol protesters plan for record numbers at rally in Madison
• Police apprehend stabbing suspect
• Deer meeting planned
• Governor names new Wood County register of deeds
• Rapids School Board expected to vote on cuts
• Packers legend to speak Tuesday at Mid-States Rapids campus
• Judge denies request to block Wis. anti-union law
• Officers apprehend stabbing suspect in town of Stockton cabin
• Walker signs bill taking most collective bargaining rights
• Stories, photos, videos: Earthquake rocks Japan, tsunami theatens west coast
• Out There: Fish, meat-free cuisine on the menu during Lent
• Settled county union contracts will be honored
• Lawmakers still disagree on bargaining bill
• Protesters say fights not over
• Wis. lawmakers cut public worker bargaining rights
• Police remove protesters from Wisconsin Capitol
• Do you like to fish
• Wis. Democrats returning after 3 weeks in Illinois
• Wis. GOP senators receive death threat e-mails
• Things to do today: Live music
• Wisconsin in Turmoil: Senate Democrats headed back to state
• RiverCam: A calm Thursday on the river
• Weather at a glance: Cloudy days
• Former Rapids company accused of mismanaging employee benefits
• Central Wisconsin State Fair entertainment to feature country, rock entertainment
• Anti-union law could send schools back to drawing board
• GOP cuts collective bargaining without Democrats
• 10 candles for the PAC
• Biron business park plans swing forward with street plan
• Local Lenten fish fries set
• Krug changes office hours
• Daylight saving time is Sunday
• Mayor vetoes city square name vote
• Political rally to be held Sunday
• Wis. GOP bypasses Dems on collective bargaining
• Senate votes to start imposing fines on Democrats
• Walker proposes union compromise in e-mails
• Man accused of drinking alcohol, urinating in Wisconsin Rango screening
• Weather at a glance: Snow today
• RiverCam: Snow
• Wood County OKs union contracts, wage freezes
• Bridge walk raises awareness of womens rights across globe
• Obey donates records to the state
• Authorities seek person of interest in stabbing case
• Wis. Senate Democrats get their paychecks
• Walkers budget goes far beyond just unions
• Kate vs. Catherine the Royal name dilemma
• Authorities seek suspect in Portage, Wood counties
• State Rep. Scott Krug to hold office hours March 25 at McMillan Library in Wisconsin Rapids
• Elks fundraiser is today
• Anger brews over government workers benefits
• International Womens Day Walk is today
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports: WIAA girls basketball regionals
• Weather at a glance: More snow expected today, Wednesday
• Wisconsin Rapids City Hall renovations under way
• Gov. Scott Walker refuses to meet with Democratic senators
• Teen collects sports gear to send abroad
• Firm has new partner, location
• Dates set to apply for energy aid
• Talent show sign-up ends Thursday
• Home supports lifestyle change for addicts
• Mardi Gras Business Expo is Tuesday
• Walker, Fitzgerald rebuff Democrats request for meeting
• Lent will soon begin -- do you change your diet during this time
• Middle school, junior high urge students to enroll by Friday
• PHOTOS: Montazh performing at Rose Bowl Lanes
• Wis. Senate Democratic leader asks Walker to meet
• Textbook preview is Tuesday
• Weather at the glance: Snow in the forecast
• Carbon monoxide alarms required under the law
• Trails close but work continues for snowmobile clubs
• Success at state never gets old for Rapids wrestling team, fans
• Walker supporters rally in Madison
• Man injured at paper mill
• Few people protest during Duffy visit
• College basketball: Ohio State whips Wisconsin
• Todays death notices
• Officials see value in jail alternatives, such as drug court
• Corn rows could replace snow fences to prevent drifting near highways
• Lincoln County welcomes juvenile correction facility transfers
• Canadian company to explore gold deposit in Marathon County town
• State inspectors on lookout for overcharging
• Man breaks into womans home
• Girls to return to Lincoln Hills School
• Death notices
• Proposed state budget cuts hit home
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• WIAA state team wrestling: Rapids wins title
• Daughter receives award for saving fathers life
• Womens panel: Slow down, spend time with family
• Agreements could freeze wages
• Episcopal churches form new covenant
• Rafters looking for host families
• Lincoln Day brunch tickets still available
• Snowmobile trails will close in Wood County on Monday
• WIAA team wrestling: Rapids breezes into semifinals
• Wisconsin officials back off $7.5 million Capitol cleanup estimate
• Todays death notices
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• US study says sex down among young adults, teens
• County snowmobile trails will close Monday
• Things to do today
• RiverCam: Friday on the river
• Freezing rain advisory issued
• Wisconsin lawmaker tackled as he tries to enter Capitol after hours
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• Weather at a glance: A messy Friday
• Out There: Spring break plans dont have to lead out of town
• County mulls Edgewaters future
• Walker issues layoff deadline
• Local student, teachers win Kohl awards
• NFL, players union extend CBA deadline through today
• Senate head signs orders of contempt against missing Democrats
• 4 US presidents unite for NBC special
• Jobs breaks from medical leave to unveil iPad 2
• Todays death notices
• Wis. layoff notices coming Friday
• Ammo found outside Wis. Capitol, site of protests
• Things to do tonight
• Updated: Senate may order police to bring back Dems
• Half of Wisconsin Senate, including Lassa, faces recall efforts
• End-of-season rates announced for Powers Bluff
• Weather at a glance: A little bit of everything
• RiverCam: Will it snow today
• Today in prep sports
• Highway 29 billboard targets Sean Duffy on Medicare
• Hotel Mead under new management
• Scott Walker: Unions can give even more to offset cuts
• Aid cut surprises Mid-State Technical College officials
• Lockout could sack Green Bay economy
• Aid cut surprises Mid-State Technical College officials
• Tri-County teacher contracts settled
• Wisconsin Rapids to consider revised Grand Ave. design
• Todays death notices
• 5 Wis. Dems, 4 Republicans targeted by recalls
• Missing Wis. Democratic senators now face fines
• Update: Hotel Mead in Wisconsin Rapids gets new general manager
• AFL-CIO leader: Wisconsin fight energizing unions
• Governor to tour state touting budget
• RiverCam: A cold day on the river
• Krug releasess statement on Walkers budget
• Weather at a glance: Cold and snow
• Six-week homeless initiative helps six people
• Rapids school officials await more state budget details
• Walker budget proposes deep cuts for schools
• Benefit breakfast set for Sunday
• BadgerCare farm families sought
• Talkn Fishn fundraiser is set for Tuesday
• Contractor gets safety award
• Reaction varies to Walkers speech
• Rapids man gets eight years in prison for beating woman
• Wis. govs budget targets schools for big cuts
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker proposes deep cuts
• Rep. Suder says budget is good first step
• Walker says leaner, cleaner government needed
• Read it here: Gov. Walkers budget address
• LIVE CHAT: Discuss Gov. Scott Walkers budget address with us
• Judge orders Wis. Capitol open to general public
• Walker to outline ultimate intentions in budget
• Rapids School Board to discuss 11-12 budget today
• Weather at a glance: Cold, cloudy and some snow
• RiverCam: The first day of March
• Poll finds more Americans back Wis. unions
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports: Tournament time
• Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker set to detail budget plans today
• Wisconsin public workers earn more than those in private sector, analysis finds
• Womens walk is March 8
• Dance, raffle set for Saturday
• Spring thaw hastens river flow
• State seeks new Adams County DA
• Judge sets $25,000 bond for man accused in drug case
• Man, child rescued on Lincoln County ATV trail
• OWI crash brings nine months in jail
• Hotel Mead pays property taxes
• Teens look forward to fifth birthdays
• Local officials anxious to hear budget details
• Todays death notices
• Pressure increasing for missing Senate Democrats
• Walker urges runaway lawmakers to return
• Moments of Life Feb. 2011 edition online
• No further protesters allowed in Capitol for now
• Capitol prepped for governors budget speech
• Spring break: What are your plans
• RiverCam: Its the last day of February
• Weather at a glance: Cold
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• Protesters score two victories in Madison budget bill fight
• Experts: Jobless rate worse than it looks
• Class sizes could rise if state cuts SAGE program
• Badgers hold off Northwestern to finish perfect at Kohl Center
• Special concert set for Tuesday
• Club, service groups sought
• ACT registration deadline is Friday
• Volunteer Center seeks nominees
• Port Edwards sends layoff notices
• Nekoosa teachers agree to contract
• Lincoln County residents divided over Sen. Jim Holperin
• Gray wolf population strong in central Wisconsin
• Plungers brave frigid water for Special Olympics Wisconsin fundraiser
• Federal budget bill threatens job centers
• Collective bargaining process center of dispute
• Calendar of events
• Portage County Board expects membership reduction to go well
• Principals deal with dual roles as a means to save on budgets
• Hundreds of off-duty police officers join protests at Wisconsin Capitol
• Bradley Whitford, other actors join Madison rally
• Madison police: Saturday protest one of the largest theyve ever seen
• Thousands of protesters converge on Wisconsin Capitol in Madison
• Prep wrestling: Benitz, Fuller wins titles
• Madison police: Saturday protest one of the largest theyve ever seen
• Hundreds of off-duty police officers join protests at Wisconsin Capitol
• Call 511 for road conditions
• Bradley Whitford, other actors join Madison rally
• Things to do: Spaghetti dinner, theater and dance
• Photo gallery: Lincoln boys defeat Wausau East
• RiverCam: A quiet Saturday along the river
• Small steps help set job applicants apart
• Reaching a healthy balance through yoga
• Majority of survey respondents side with unions in Walker budget bill debate
• Walkers budget repair bill vote draws Democrats ire
• Names released in buggy crash
• Help guide now available
• U.S. Constitution contest set
• Update: As Madison impasse continues, Wisconsin schools eye layoffs
• Group of volunteers leading Wisconsin protest efforts
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• Wisconsin police association urges members to sleep at Capitol
• Update: Authorities release names of people involved in buggy crash
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• Wisconsin Assembly roll call vote on budget bill
• As protest in Madison goes into its second week, many camp out in state Capitol
• Last day of public school open enrollment
• WEATHER: Chance of snow all weekend
• DNR out in full force this weekend
• Wisconsin Assembly passes bill taking away union rights
• Homicide suspect sentenced in burglary
• Men in the Kitchen fundraiser, silent auction benefit The Family Place
• Pittsville schools cuts possible to balance budget
• Todays death notices
• Assembly Democrats meet with Walker official
• Man considered suspect in homicide case sentenced for burglary
• Read Gov. Walkers budget repair bill
• Read Gov. Walkers budget repair bill
• State troopers sent to find Wisconsin Democrats
• Budget crisis has folks talking
• WEATHER: Partly sunny today, snow later in week
• Walker gets prank call, discusses strategy
• Wausau mother says she knew of sexual assault on daughter
• Charges expected in kidnapping case
• Citys deal to buy Consolidated assets proceeds
• Adams-Friendship schools await state budget numbers
• On prank call, Wis. governor discusses strategy
• Authorities arrest five people for kidnapping, assault
• Walker pranked by caller posing as donor
• Wood County snowmobile trails will open today
• Spring break: What are your plans
• Wis. Democrats filibuster to delay anti-union bill
• Weather at a glance: Cloudy with a chance of snow
• Hoffa, Packer great Brown to join Wis. rally
• RiverCam: A calm and cloudy Wednesday on the river
• St. Vincent de Paul school priest honored for care, support
• Budget bill could harm bus system funding
• Officials: Improperly disposed smoking materials caused fire
• Father in prayer-death case claims jury might have been biased
• Nominations sought for award
• Man refuses care after dog bite
• Assembly takes on union bill
• Port Edwards superintendent prepares for big cuts
• Reader survey: Wisconsins budget impasse
• Walker warns of dire consequences in speech tonight
• Updated: Senate committee passes voter ID requirement
• Wis. Assembly leader vows to pass anti-union bill
• Todays death notices
• Protesters find Ill. hotel where Wis. Dems hiding
• Democrats dont show up in Wis. Senate
• Concert set for March 1
• Walker says layoff notices could be sent soon
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• Weather at a glance: Cloudy days ahead
• RiverCam: A sunny Tuesday
• Out There: Snow inspires helping hands
• Local Walker supporters say its time to make cuts
• Temporary homeless shelter still violating rules
• Teachers who called in sick to lose pay
• Neither side budges in union rights fight
• Wis. skier killed by vehicle, driver turns self in
• Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers meets Ellen DeGeneres, his celebrity crush
• Wis. gov. says he wont accept union compromise
• Todays death notices
• Neither side budging in Wisconsin union fight
• Lincoln High School bands concert will be rescheduled
• Call 511 before heading out on the roads
• School boards consortium meeting for tonight canceled
• For compromise in Wis., 3 GOP senators are needed
• Walker renews call for Democrats to return
• Prep sports photo gallery: Wrestling sectionals
• RiverCam: Check out the snow along the river
• Weather at a glance: Snow, wind and rain
• Live music in Wisconsin Rapids: Cloud 10 at Octane
• Snow emergencies declared: Wisconsin Rapids, Grand Rapids
• Social networking sites can help predators lure children to abuse, authorities say
• Nekoosa, Pittsville schools seek nursing alternatives for fall
• Experts: Wisconsin budget shortfall is real
• Providers fear effects of health care cuts
• Sports Show in Patriot Center sees crowds of visitors
• Closures: MSTC closes all campuses today
• School closures: Rapids, PE and Nekoosa cancel classes for Monday
• Walkers holds ground as protests enter day 6
• DOT advises to stay off roads today
• Update: Winter storm underway, 8 to 12 inches of snow now predicted
• Loggers Landing at Grand Lodge giveaway-enter to win
• Trail cameras can double as security devices, residents find
• Budget debate about fundamentals
• Some undecided on Walkers bill as events escalate
• Local gathering with state representatives turns into anti-Walker rally
• Sarah Palin: Wisconsin unions must be willing to sacrifice
• Supporters send Madison protesters $2,500 in pizza
• Storm today could set February snowfall record
• Eight central Wisconsin school boards set to meet Monday
• State Sen. Julie Lassa criticizes Walkers refusal to accept union concessions
• NewPage hires firm for mill inquiries
• University of Wisconsin leaders oppose splitting UW-Madison from system
• Walker supporters launch counter-protest at state Capitol
• Wood County promotes its first female investigator
• Club Forest Bar in Plover is living history
• Snow emergency for Wisconsin Rapids beginning noon today
• Snow emergency for Wisconsin Rapids beginning noon Sunday
• Budget debate stirs passions, ignites confrontations
• Police: 70,000 descend on Wis. Capitol for protest
• Winter storm warning issued for Wood County Sunday
• Wis. protesters buoyed by delay on anti-union bill
• Wisconsin Democrats could stay away for weeks
• Walker stands by budget reform bill
• Wisconsin Rapids-area schools stay open amid protests
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• Gov. Scott Walker says quiet majority behind him
• Lassa supporters to rally tonight
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• Walker delays delivery of state budget by 1 week
• Assembly speaker plans vote on Walkers union bill
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• Mosinee School District teachers call in sick amid budget bill turmoil
• City staff to draw up new Grand Avenue design
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• Democrats flee to stall Walkers budget bill
• Sales up, revenue down for Ohio-based papermaker NewPage
• Man gets prison for Harley sale
• Man sentenced on cocaine charges
• Former state Supreme Court justice from Stevens Point dies
• Lincoln High School students express support for unions
• Write-in candidate seeks vacant District 1 seat
• U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy goes after stimulus spending in his first bill
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• Lassa: Im doing my job
• Former Portage County DA, state Supreme Court Justice Bablitch dies
• Update: Wisconsin lawmakers flee state to block Walkers union bill
• Wood County chairman appalled at senators actions
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• Madison schools closed for second day
• Photos: Images of the day for Thursday
• Neenah woman charged in Black Friday incident at Menards
• Feingold forms grass-roots political group
• Walkers plan could cause University of Wisconsin-Madison to split from UW system
• Outdoors expo coming to central Wisconsin this weekend
• Fog blamed in four-vehicle crash
• Wisconsin Rapids teachers join protest in Madison
• Walker bill passes budget committee just before midnight Wednesday
• Nekoosa counterfeiter sentenced to prison
• Council votes to keep angle parking
• Union proposal draws mixed reviews
• Top Republicans revise Govs budget repair
• Bank pays Hotel Meads room tax
• GOP leader: Changes in union bill wont be major
• Wood County warrants
• Walker plan could spin off UW-Madison
• Update: Rapids teachers embark for Madison to join Walker plan protest
• Wis. GOP poised to cut worker rights in budget fix
• Two transported to hospital after four-vehicle crash
• Madison schools close, teachers call in sick
• Thousands descend on Wis. Capitol in protest
• Photos: Images of the day for Wednesday
• Packers Fan Hall of Fame inducts Illinois fan
• Incumbent emerges in Wis. Supreme Court race
• Howe Elementary School fifth-grader Benjamin Ontl moves on to state spelling bee
• UWSP student competes on Survivor
• Get Active campaign combats obesity
• MSTC stays proactive to limit legal fees
• Rome voters set ballot for April
• Mother of missing woman Stephanie Low appears on Nancy Grace
• UWSP student to compete on Survivor
• Youth sports registration set
• Church sponsors blood drive
• Wood County Dems to meet
• Free lunch for seniors offered
• Workers rally against Walkers contract bill
• Bannerman, McLaughlin advance in Rome chairman race
• WRYSA signup starts Wednesday
• Laird to receive UWSP honorary doctorate
• Redd expected to rejoin Bucks on Monday
• Photos: Images of the day for Tuesday
• Wis. workers protest end to collective bargaining
• Local youth sports group registration begins this week
• State senator: There are votes to pass bill
• Council to consider City Hall renovation bids
• Shooting victim back at work at Q Nails and Spa
• Couple in battle for health together
• Open enrollment period for schools under way
• Prayer mom says lawyers health hurt defense
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• Concussion discussion set for Wednesday
• College Basketball: Badgers move to No. 10 Kansas new No. 1
• College basketball: Badgers Taylor honored
• Investigators think Wisconsin Rapids shooter had accomplice
• Voters to narrow Supreme Court candidate field
• Wood County snowmobile trails to close Tuesday
• Workers protest outside Assembly speakers home
• Photos: Images of the day for Monday
• Jerry Murphy wins Community Quarterback Award from Packers, NFL
• Four candidates run in Wisconsin Supreme Court primary
• Man shot in leg in attempted robbery at Q Nails and Spa
• Catholic schools seek president applicants
• Lincoln Hills awaits Walker budget to learn its fate
• Wood County sheriff gets new heart valve, new start
• Wisconsin Rapids police seek shooting suspect
• Advanced Placement class exams increase
• Homeowners consider walking away from mortgage
• Central Wisconsin teachers fear cuts to 4K
• Local municipalties snow budgets stable, salt supplies remain high
• Jury cost for Raul Ponce-Rochas homicide trial almost $23,000
• College Basketball: Badgers knock off No. 1 Ohio State
• Temporary jobs fill gap
• YMCA debuts new workout equipment
• Details on Whiting mill closure remain sparse
• Daily Tribune honored at newspaper convention
• Finalists for register of deeds down to 5
• Tickets available for theater
• Apply for energy aid Tuesday
• Annual concert set for Feb. 21
• Postal carriers ask for clear sidewalks
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• Governor says he wont negotiate with unions
• Walker sends notice to unions canceling contracts
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• Walker to cut union rights in budget
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• United Way spreads 411 on 211
• Grand Rapids restricts adult businesses
• Retired sheriffs K-9 Friday dies after stroke
• Authorities look for person who abandoned puppies
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• UWSP dorms square off in green contest
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• Prep gymnastics: SPASH ranked 13th, Rapids 14th
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• Video: Packers Greg Jennings visits with George Lopez
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• Video: Clay Matthews chats hair with Ellen today
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• Wisconsin DNR busts thrill-kill ring of teenagers
• Out There: Moulin Rouge exhibit opens Friday
• Weston parents convicted of letting daughter die seek new trials
• Voter ID bill sparks concerns
• Adams County set to hire new top official
• DNR: Land protection spending curtailed
• Clay Matthews plays role in WWE Smackdown event in Green Bay Tuesday
• Weather at a glance: A few more frigid days
• RiverCam: Another frosty day on the river
• Nekoosa School Board approves cutting nine jobs in district
• 56,000 fans gather to welcome the Packers back to Titletown
• District 1 council member Dennis Wiggins remembered for compassion, dedication
• Council weighs filling District 1 vacancy before April election
• Small-business help to be offered
• Schools out for some Monday
• Annual meeting set for United Way
• Grand Rapids plunge event raises $45,000
• Todays death notices
• RiverCam: Check out the Tuesday view of the river
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• Weather at a glance: Very cold -- wind chills to 25 below zero
• With Video: Rodgers chats up Letterman on Late Show
• Super Bowl XLV makes TV history
• Church group organizing temporary homeless solution sees little demand
• Assumption Catholic Schools President Carol Olson set to retire
• Fans celebrate as Packers return to Green Bay with Lombardi Trophy
• Stores rush to keep up with fans desire to buy Super Bowl apparel
• Snowmobilers rescue pilot after plane crash in Jefferson County
• Feingold has nearly $1M in campaign cash
• Support group to meet Thursday
• Packers return to Green Bay as Super Bowl champs
• Todays death notices
• ACS President Carol Olson to retire this year
• Today at McMillan Memorial Library
• RiverCam: A cloudy, but calm Monday
• Weather at a glance: Get ready for more cold
• Super Bowl turns Packers fans enthusiasm into exuberance
• No one hurt as Wisconsin Rapids house fire ruins Super Bowl party
• Todays death notices
• Live from Texas: A Packers fan report
• Gen. Vang Pao memorial in Wausau draws hundreds
• 911 emergency dispatchers receive rescue training
• Impact of new texting while driving regulation still relatively unknown, law enforcement officials say
• Death of Alderman Dennis Wiggins shocks Wisconsin Rapids City Council members
• To Packers fans, game is personal
• Hosting a Super Bowl party Heres what you need to make game day great
• Week in Review: State of State address, special session slice through blizzard
• Using Google, veteran locates POW named on 1970 bracelet
• As United Way shifts to collective approach, local chapters follow suit
• Volunteers at the heart of Badger State Games
• Live from Texas: A Packers fan report
• Wisconsin Rapids Council member dies
• Hmong General Vang Pao denied burial in Arlington National Cemetery
• Public employees face job struggles
• Steps to reduce Packers fans Monday morning regrets
• Element Mobile still fixing service issues
• Packers fans look back on the first Super Bowl
• Wis. governor signs bill granting tax cuts
• Blizzard delays Super Bowl trip for Packer parents
• Wimmer signs Nationwide deal
• Police log from the past week
• Court records from past week
• Marriage licenses from past week
• RiverCam: Friday on the river
• Weather at a glance: Enjoy the weekend -- its going to get colder
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• Super Bowl flashback: Photos from past Super Bowls
• Photos: A look back at Super Bowls I-XLIV
• Prayers at government meetings in Marshfield under fire by Madison group
• Local memorial for Gen. Vang Pao set for Saturday
• Legislature declines to discuss Walkers wind bill
• City to consider ban on using cell phones while driving
• Out There: Columnist cherishes her own brush with Packers fame
• Local fans head to Dallas for the Super Bowl
• Gov. Walkers wind bill dead
• Chocolate Affair to benefit library
• Videos: Best Packers Super Bowl music
• Super Bowl: We want to crash your party
• Weather at a glance: Warmer temps and some snow expected Friday
• Darboy boy, Charlie Knuth, doing fantastic after stem cell transplant
• RiverCam: Thursdays view
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• Play in the snow: Check out the conditions througout the state
• Parents dont want Marinette school standoff reports online
• Out There: Packers fans prepare to tune into the big game
• Rapids natives cope with Midwest snowstorm
• Hotel Mead to stay open after foreclosure
• Public Works Committee OKs plans for Grand Avenue
• Some colleges feel pinch of economy
• Update: Hotel Mead in Wisconsin Rapids to remain open after foreclosure, bank official says
• Photo gallery: Souper scultpures
• Check road conditions before travelling out of the area
• RiverCam: A calm Wednesday on the river
• Weather at a glance: Get ready for some frigid temps
• Groundhog doesnt see shadow, so expect early spring
• Walker targets state worker benefits in State of State
• Bank forecloses Hotel Mead
• Fan Talk: Todd Omernik
• Fire destroys Sherry barn, kills animals
• School District proposes across-the-board cuts
• Todays death notices
• Packer fans: Its your last day to show us your game face
• Photo gallery: Snow sculptures
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• RiverCam: Tuesday on the river
• Weather at a glance: Snow
• Blizzard takes aim at southern Wis.
• Man shot by brother during coyote hunt
• Tauscher stays close after injury
• Wisconsin Rapids committee to discuss Grand Ave. reconstruction
• Tauscher stays close to Packers after injury
• Rapids man gets prison for assault
• Packers Fan Talk
• Rome employees pitch in after clerk quits
• Packers Super trip makes for easy party planning
• Walker signs tax cut bill into law
• Todays death notices
• Packer fans: You still have two days to show us your game face
• Photo gallery flashback: Celebrating the 97 Super Bowl
• Are you ready for some football
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• RiverCam: Check out the changing weather
• Weather at a glance: Light snow
• Photos: Screen Actors Guild Awards
• Port Edwards Lions Club fishing tradition draws community to Nepco Lake
• Rapids School Board to begin tackling the deficit
• Nekoosa schools seek more distance learning
• RiverCam: Sunny Sunday
• Weather at a glance: Light snow expected
• Winter workouts, lifting help combat seasonal depression
• Central Wisconsin snowmobile sales surge this season
• Wausau residents hold vigil for Egypt
• Badger State Winter Games archers keep minds on target
• Young Packers fans excited to watch first Super Bowl featuring their favorite team
• Wood County Courthouse to host Wisconsin High School Mock Trial Tournament teams
• Weather at a glance: Scattered flurries
• RiverCam: A quiet Saturday
• Packer fans: Show us your game face
• Cage Club youth basketball tournament offers learning opportunity
• Packers fan talk
• Out There: Memories of losing Challenger shuttle remain vivid 25 years later
• Two house fires break out this week in Rome
• Loggers Landing at Grand Lodge giveaway
• Lab: Moldy potatoes in cattle food contributed to death
• Packer fans: Show us your game face
• Last day to share Super Bowl recipes
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• Weather at a glance: Some snow on the way
• Rapids Boys Cage Club youth basketball tourny this weekend
• Sen. Ron Johnson lands budget, appropriations placement
• Humane Societys annual snow sculpting event hosts 17 teams
• District attorney says TV distorts court system
• Doctors get new rules for tonsil removal surgery
• Men survive 2 terrifying hours on ice floes
• Packers fan talk
• Wis. lawmakers pass $67M tax cut for businesses
• Two days left to share Super Bowl recipes
• WEATHER: Chance of flurries today
• Out There: Litter of 11 Portuguese water dog puppies named for NFC champs
• Packers fan talk
• New lieutenant has deep roots in department
• Wood County jobless rate recovering
• Photos: President Obama in Manitowoc
• Photo gallery: South Wood County Humane Society
• Photo gallery: South Wood County Humane Society
• Prep wrestling: Local teams ranked in latest poll
• Video: Obamas speech from Orion Energy in Manitowoc
• Wanted: Super Bowl recipes that feature cheese, brats, beer
• Live chat: President Barack Obama visits Manitowoc
• RiverCam: A few flurries
• President Barack Obamas State of the Union address
• Weather at a glance: Some snow flurries expected
• DNR wants hearing on killing cougars
• Out There: Super Bowl has changed through the years
• Obama: We must work together
• Cost of e-mail open records request more than $2,000
• Arpin man sentenced to prison on drug charges
• Rapids man gets two years in prison for DWI
• Wis. Legislature set to pass tax cuts
• Wanted: Super Bowl recipes that feature cheese, brats, beer
• Planning a party for the Super Bowl
• Photo gallery: 1997 Wisconsin Rapids Packers fans
• RiverCam: Tuesday on the river
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• Weather at a glance: Cloudy days
• Junior high helps freshmen get strong start
• White deer killed in south Wood County
• No cheap options for Super Bowl trip
• White deer killed in south Wood County
• Not guilty plea entered in homicide
• Read the latest Moments of Life
• Packer fans: Show us your game face
• Adams County man pleads not guilty to killing mother, hiding corpse
• Police log from the past week
• Court records from past week
• Marriage licenses from past week
• Group works for the common good
• RiverCam: A bit cloudy
• Weather at a glance: Heat wave
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• Wisconsin Rapids Fire Department team has quiet day for NFC title game
• League of Women Voters of Wisconsin Rapids Area works for the common good
• Guide offers playbook for Packers fans heading to Dallas for Super Bowl
• Wisconsin DNR to capture deer with helicopter
• Community calendar
• GOP proposals in overdrive, Wisconsin in spotlight
• Carbon monoxide detectors to become mandatory
• Job creation, climate change a murky business
• Outhouse race helps make dreams come true
• Right to Life rallies in downtown Wausau
• Nobility, character of Packers credited for fan loyalty, optimism
• Central Wisconsin home prices stable
• Search goes on for missing Americans in Iraq
• Oldest living member of Band of Brothers dies
• Packer backers show spirit as game nears
• Local Bears faithful confident, outnumbered
• Citizen of the year Dick Lucht focuses on helping others
• Pneumonia killed about 200 cattle on town of Stockton farm
• Weather at a glance: Nasty wind chills expected Saturday
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• RiverCam: Brrrr
• Sixth-grader Lexie Castle creates lasting identity for middle school
• Local ministers suggest God stays neutral on football
• Man sentenced in high-speed chase
• Tickets still available for NFC title game
• Rome clerk resigns board appoints interim
• Prep wrestling: Rapids handles West
• Wisconsin unemployment at 7.5 percent for Dec.
• Bears-Packers: Fans say its the biggest game ever
• Want to play in the snow
• Weather at a glance: Brrr
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• RiverCam: A cold Thursday on the river
• Former hostage Kevin Hermening shares views on U.S. policies with Iran
• Wisconsin Rapids OKs wastewater agreement with Rudolph
• Community was in transition the last time Packers faced Bears in playoffs in 1941
• Activities designed to get young students thinking of skills, future
• Former Iranian hostages, including Mosinee resident, gather 30 years after release for reunion
• Camera classes set for Monday
• United Way has new 211 director
• Man arrested after chase
• Daffodil Days under way
• Men in the Kitchen event set
• Duffy, Ribble vote to rescind health reform
• Man convicted of cocaine charges
• Wisconsin freshmen vote to rescind health care law
• Photo gallery: Donkey basketball
• RiverCam: Wednesday on the river
• Weather at a glance: Cold
• Fans honor the Packers by dropping a beat
• GOP, White House battle over health care repeal
• Steers likely killed by pneumonia
• Junior high school seeks mascot, name
• Wisconsin Rapids gives Hotel Mead tax extension
• City gives Hotel Mead 30 days to pay room tax
• Todays death notices
• Three Badgers to play in Senior Bowl
• McMillan Memorial Library will host Family Night event today
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• RiverCam: Its Tuesday on the river
• Weather at a glance: Enjoy today -- its going to get colder
• Retailers enjoy Packers game days
• Out There: Bicycle found at yard sale goes long distance for family
• Churches open doors to homeless
• Humane shelter wins $1,000
• Wanted: Bears, Packers fans
• Snow emergency is in effect
• Plunge in Rome raises almost $12,000
• Todays death notices
• Believe it this time Favre files retirement papers
• Facebook fans: Share your Packers or Bears jokes
• Photos: Remembering Martin Luther King Jr.
• DNR to trap dozens of deer for long-term study
• Wood County open warrants listing
• Snow emergency for Wisconsin Rapids Tuesday
• Weather at a glance: Snow, then cold
• Heading out Check road conditions by calling 511
• Photo gallery: Lincoln Raiders defeat D.C. Everest on Friday
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• RiverCam: Its Monday and its snowing
• Wood County set to settle lawsuit
• Register of Deeds Rene Krause to retire Jan. 31 after 21 years
• American Legion devoted to youth programs
• Senate set to convene for special session
• Library leaders anticipate budget cuts amid increasing demand
• Rotarys Winter Wonderland attracts out-of-state visitors
• Documentary focuses on how community spirit thrives in Wausau after 200 years
• Marshfield Clinic study puts flu to the test
• Legislator pensions based on salaries
• Obama to ease Cuba travel restrictions
• Has your trail camera solved a mystery
• No injuries in truck fire
• Schools easily adopt new sex ed law
• Death notices
• Reince Priebus picked to lead Republican National Committee
• Nekoosa School Board seeks $300,000 charter school grant
• Businesses, Packers fans gear up for playoff game
• Hotels permit in jeopardy
• New: 200 dead cows found on Stockton farm
• Todays death notices
• View and upload Packers fan photos here
• Top Illinois Lawmaker to Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker: Bring it On
• Sportainment event tonight at Lincoln High School
• Fond du Lac County jury says tractor fatal likely criminal
• Weather at a glance: Some snow expected
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• Mans survival of explosion amazing
• New Wisconsin Rapids fire chief ready to lead department
• Authorities urge caution at Packers parties
• Walker talks jobs in Wausau
• Walker proposal on Commerce Department gets airing
• Photo gallery: Lincoln boys basketball
• Check snow conditions throughout the state
• Wood County snowmobile trails will reopen Friday
• AP: Gov. Walker, others threatened
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• RiverCam: Enjoy the Thursday view of the river
• Weather at a glance: Snow on the way
• Cranes from Wisconsin found dead in Georgia
• Grand Rapids police officers involved in shooting honored
• Rudolph Elementary School gets OK from district to apply for state grant for new charter school
• Federal court ruling on prep sports webcasts will resonate across U.S.
• Baby sitter charged with sex assault
• Woman accused of biting toddler
• Police investigating threat against Wis. senators
• Element Mobile responds to issues, offers service credit
• Todays death notices
• Prep football: D.C. Everests Steffenhagen stepping down
• Officers honored for putting lives on line
• Football fans: Are you planning playoff or Super Bowl parties
• Weather at a glance: Cloudy days ahead
• RiverCam: Wednesday on the river
• Photo Viewing Thingy exhibit opens tonight in Wisconsin Rapids
• Diane Schroeder thanks friends, family for help in her fight against cancer
• Driver cited after crash that shut down Riverview Expressway in Wisconsin Rapids
• Kindness of stranger warms snowmobiler
• Nekoosa School District cuts to affect 8 jobs
• Element Mobile cell phone service frustrates customers
• Hey fans Upload your Packers photos here
• Todays death notices
• K-9 team finds heroin during traffic stop
• Update: Expressway remains closed as crews contain spill
• Energy Composites appoints new chief financial officer
• Concerned about road conditions Call 511
• Mooney to speak at Performing Arts Center today
• Weather at a glance: Light snow
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• RiverCam: A cloudy Tuesday on the river
• Wood County to cut school nursing services
• Wisconsin Rapids leaders seek Grand Ave. feedback
• Giffords shooting sobering for states new members of Congress
• Duffy still plans to hold public meetings
• American flags to be flown at half-staff through Friday
• Remind: Christmas tree pick-up is this week
• Band of Brothers inspiration dies at age 92
• Packer Fan Hall of Fame: Have you voted
• Photo gallery: South Wood County Humane Society
• Photo gallery: Pittsville wrestlers win
• Photo gallery: Saturday basketball clinic
• Weather at a glance: Snow
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• RiverCam: Monday on the river
• Lincoln girls basketball team passes along its passion to younger girls
• Local focus key as state Rep. Krug starts new job
• Women form bonds, help others by knitting
• The Friday Night Legends Show at Dales Weston Lanes
• Todays death notices
• Gov. Walkers bold agenda a political risk
• Local football coaches say Packers have good chance
• Study nixes link between vaccines and autism
• Week in Review: New people, new issues, same politics
• Downtown stays open more Sundays
• Bedbugs found in central Wisconsin
• Locally Owned: Mixers provide variety in concrete blocks
• Budgeting experts suggest using payroll tax cut to pay off debts, plan ahead
• U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords shot, U.S. District Judge John Roll and 5 others killed in Arizona rampage
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, 6 killed in rampage
• Police log from the past week
• Court records from past week
• Marriage licenses from past week
• Hmong community mourns revered cultural leader Vang Pao
• Local recovery efforts related to 2008 mill shutdown starting to pay off, officials say
• Speaker Jonathan Mooney leads by example
• WRPS business leader pleased with audit
• Man denies taking explicit photos of teen baby sitter
• Necedah man faces child porn charges
• Girls basketball: SPASH edges out Rapids
• Todays death notices
• Badgers Clay declares for the NFL draft
• Prep basketball: Rapids at SPASH boys game postponed
• Photo gallery: Images of ice, cold and snow
• ACT registration deadline is today
• Weather at a glance: A bit on the cold side
• Wis traffic deaths below 5-year average
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• Loggers Landing at Grand Lodge giveaway-enter to win
• New Wis. DNR leader promises to help businesses
• Sen. Johnson begins totally different life in Washington
• Snow fort builder avoids cabin fever
• Hmong leader Vang Pao dies
• New Adams County Sheriff Sam Wollin seeks new direction for department
• Schools anxiously await Walkers first state budget
• Have you voted for your favorite Packers fan
• Photo gallery: Assumption boys basketball
• Todays death notices
• Badgers Watt to enter NFL draft
• Benefit set for Granger family
• Wisconsin Democrats threaten redistricting legal battle
• Heading out in the snow this weekend Check conditions here
• Photo gallery: Dance with Pams Variations
• ACT registration deadline is Friday
• RiverCam: Its Thursday on the river
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• Weather at a glance: Get ready for wind chills of 20 below zero
• Wood County Sheriffs Department chief deputy steps into new role
• Wisconsin Rapids officials delay Eighth Street changes
• Out There: Riverview releases list of most popular baby names
• Photo gallery: Basketball shots
• RiverCam: A chilly Wednesday on the river
• Weather at a glance: Cold
• Candidates vie for school board openings in Pittsville, Nekoosa districts
• Tree pick-up starts Monday
• Girls basketball clinic set to start
• Heart Club will meet Thursday
• Charter pays 2010 franchise fees
• Contested races sparse in region for April election
• Central Wisconsin Drug Task Force receives state grant
• Baby, family fair set for Jan. 31
• UWSPs Nichol to step down
• Todays death notices
• Obama to sign bill to improve nations food safety
• Famly Fun Night at McMillan Library today: Old Befana
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• RiverCam: A Tuesday view of the river
• Weather at a glance: A little bit of snow on the way
• Two Rapids men among Packers Fan Hall of Fame finalists
• Two Wisconsin Rapids principals to retire at end of year
• Gov. Walker says Wisconsin is open for business
• City officials to re-evaluate operations in 2011
• Walker takes legal action against federal health care law
• Todays death notices
• Share your Christmas photos
• Police log from last week
• Court records from last week
• Marriage licenses from last week
• Wood County snowmobile trails will close Tuesday
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• RiverCam: Monday on the riverfront
• Mequon police seek driver who hit and killed 2
• Photo galleries: New Years Day polar jumps
• Weather at a glance: Cold and a bit of snow
• Wisconsin Rapids natives enjoy Rose Bowl despite tough trip
• Water quality groups worried about Walker agenda
• New MSTC president eager to continue learning
• Keep the Wreath Green
• End of the line Favre says it is
• Sign up for school closure text alerts
• RiverCam: Sunny, but cold
• Weather at a glance: Cold, cold and colder
• Clubs work hard so snowmobilers can enjoy trails
• District Board chairwoman: Stakeholders key to Mid-State Technical College
• United Way donations ready to be put to use
• Horned Frogs edge Badgers 21-19
• Photo gallery: Images from 2010
• RiverCam: A windy start to the new year
• Grandparents share their names, stories
• Weather at a glance: Very cold
• Payday loan limits headline new laws taking effect today
• Abbotsford man among dead in New Orleans warehouse fire
• New and (same old) resolutions for New Year
• Photo gallery: Sentry Classic
• Share your Christmas photos
• Photo gallery: Wisconsin Rapids in 2010
• Today in prep sports: Wrestling on the road
• Updated weather: Winter weather advisory in effect until midnight
• RiverCam: The last day of 2010
• Texas rape suspect arrested in Wisconsin Rapids
• Wisconsin Rapids-area year in review
• WEATHER: Freezing rain advisory until 9 a.m.
• Badgers fans medical crisis shows couple how much people care
• Retiring MSTC president reflects on tenure
• Men seek dismissal of animal mistreatment charges
• Officials weigh how to thwart spread of Asian carp
• DNA test leads to arrest in Heart of Wisconsin burglary
• Todays death notices
• NFL fines Brett Favre $50,000 for failing to cooperate with investigation
• Share your Christmas photos
• Photo gallery: Sentry Classic -- Amherst vs. Nekoosa
• Powers Bluff will be closed Friday
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports: Holiday tournaments
• Weather at a glance: Are you ready for a heat wave
• Wood County joins Wisconsin Victim Information and Notification Everyday residents track criminals in prison system
• Polar plunges help raise money for Special Olympics, Childrens Miracle Network
• Pitsch Elementary School could become short-term home for Wisconsin Rapids police
• Register for ACT by Jan. 7
• Local women sought for panel
• Hunter safety class to begin in Wisconsin Rapids
• Freshman lawmakers advised to listen, be patient, tell truth
• Walker proposes revamping Commerce Department
• Todays death notices
• Sentry Classic tips off today
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• Area women sought for panel
• Wisconsin Rapids property tax payment information
• Police fatalities jump 37 percent in 2010 nationally
• Share your Christmas photos
• RiverCam: A cloudy day on the riverfront
• WEATHER: Mostly sunny today, rain end of week
• High school construction class seeks next project
• Deer hunt bags more than venison for vets
• Man sentenced in car-ramming case
• Stevens Point to discuss making second offer for commission job
• Grandparents sought for story
• Right to Life group sets events
• City Hall offices closed Friday
• Nekoosa man to appear on child pornography charges
• Todays death notices
• Medicare will soon bulge with baby boomers
• Grandparents sought for story
• Wis. GOP governor-elect makes bold jobs promise
• Today in prep sports
• Wisconsin will soon have first Latina legislator
• RiverCam: Monday on the riverfront
• WEATHER: Sun now, rain later this week
• Dave Joosten, Wood County Sheriffs Departments second in command, retires today
• Lincoln High School alumni hockey game not about winning or losing
• Audit: Port Edwards School District finances at risk
• Lincoln High School alumni hockey game is today
• Fire damages home on Christmas Day
• Share your Christmas photos
• RiverCam: A quiet Sunday on the river
• Weather at a glance: Light rain in the forecast
• Study: Teen birth rates decline
• Death notices
• 10 post-holiday activities to keep feeling merry and bright
• Smart drug abuse rising on Wisconsin campuses
• Womens group helps EMS protect central Wis. children
• Restaurateur takes humble approach to goodwill effort
• Schools try to help students stay warm
• Around the region: Wausau couple headed to Rose Bowl
• Around the region: Amherst Junction family cherishes daughters recovery
• Todays death notices
• Weather at a glance: Chance of snow showers today
• RiverCam: Happy holidays
• Snowmobilers on way to Eagle River derby
• Families remain at the heart of holiday traditions
• Childs first Christmas takes parents back in time
• Catholic congregation celebrates present of remodeled church
• Traveling for the holiday Check road conditions before you leave
• Share your Christmas photos
• Churches announce Christmas worship schedule
• Weather at a glance: Cloudy days ahead
• Photo gallery: Boys hockey: SPASH 6, Rapids 3
• Wisconsin Rapids holiday decorations result of public, private partnerships
• Economy takes toll on state lottery sales
• Flag donations to help other veterans causes
• Loss of loved one can lead to difficult holiday
• Prep hockey: SPASH rolls past Rapids
• Churches announce Christmas worship schedule
• Todays death notices
• Newspaper offices closed Friday for holiday
• Share your Christmas photos
• WEATHER: Chance of snow tomorrow
• Rapids school districts sick leave bank proves useful
• Local ministers say Christmas is a good time to recommit
• Election board relaxes rule requiring disclosure of attack ad sponsors
• Mayor breaks tie vote on retiree insurance change
• Todays death notices
• Churches announce Christmas worship schedule
• Minivan slams into hanging semi near Mauston
• Two contested Rapids council races likely
• Obama signs dont ask, dont tell repeal
• 2 firefighters dead, 17 injured in Chicago blaze
• Del. dog dies a hero in Afghanistan
• Authorities respond to three-vehicle crash
• Milk production lags in Wisconsin, Minnesota
• Wisconsin Rapids officials pressure Energy Composites for details, new deal
• Catholics focus on their roots at Christmas
• Two people rescued from floating ice near Sturgeon Bay
• Wood Co. bans fake marijuana
• Census data show states population up 6 percent
• Wood County drops undersheriff position, adds chief deputy
• County officials approve combining departments but express concerns
• City scraps Energy Composites deal, sets April 1 deadline for new proposal
• Vatican clarifies popes condom comments
• Todays death notices
• Churches announce Christmas worship schedule
• PHOTOS: Top entertainment stories of 2010
• Wood County Board bans synthetic marijuana
• Census data show Wis. retaining 8 US House seats
• Walker proposes bolstering governors power
• Wis lawmaker wants new school mascot law repealed
• PHOTOS: Favre knocked out, Bears win division
• WEATHER: Wintry mix expected today
• U.S. poised to stop being gas-guzzling nation
• Local authors capture history of Mid-State Technical College
• Wisconsin Rapids man doesnt plan to fight citation he received for continuing to operate homeless shelter
• Fit-Tastic leaders hope to continue program that encourages healthy behavior in students
• Snowmobile trails open in Wood County
• RiverCam: See the snow
• National Weather Service issues advisory
• Todays death notices
• Bucks PG Jennings out 4-6 weeks with broken foot
• Wood County snowmobile trails open today
• Todays births
• Churches announce Christmas worship schedule
• Poverty rates up in most Wis. counties
• WEATHER: Wintry holiday week on tap
• County Board to decide on chief deputy position
• Vote on revised Energy Composites deal likely
• Doyle tenure marked by economy
• NewPage employees receive helping hands for mill closing
• Reports: Brewers trade for Royals Greinke
• Churches announce Christmas worship schedule
• One injured in Friday night crash
• Fire engulfs small shed
• Calendar of events
• Cold weather chills Red Kettle campaigns
• Avoid brain freezes to prevent snowblowing injuries
• New law doesnt worry local insurance providers
• U.S. Rep. Dave Obey reflects on more than 40 years in Congress
• Florida shooting a safety reminder to public officials
• First responders fill need for emergency aid in region
• GOP bid to change U.S.-Russia nuclear treaty fails
• Republicans block youth immigration bill
• Obama to sign law ending military gay ban
• Its official: Rodgers out for Sundays game
• Churches announce Christmas worship schedule
• Wisconsin Rapids seeks $100,000 in fees from Charter
• Wisconsin Challenge Academy helps teen turn life around
• Local women shop with a plan
• Man injured in semitrailer crash
• Business camp set to start Feb. 3
• Nekoosa choral concert set
• Hot gifts can warm up holiday season
• DNR begins phosphorus analysis
• Milwaukee clergy sex abuse victims demand more transparency, turn down $4.6 million to resolve lawsuits
• Todays death notices
• NewPage board member resigns
• Churches announce Christmas worship schedule
• Rollover at roundabout sends man to hospital
• Weather at a glance: Cold -- and maybe a little snow
• RiverCam: Its Friday on the river
• Real world awaits MSTC graduates
• Islam, other religions not so different, Muslims say
• Powers Bluff to open Saturday
• Canceling school no easy decision for officials
• Powers Bluff to open Saturday
• Todays death notices
• Last day to submit New Years events
• Powers Bluff opens Saturday
• WEATHER: Sunny and mild
• Wind turbine company reworks deal with Wisconsin Rapids
• State grant to fund green training for workers
• Rome board finds budget cuts without loss of services
• Todays death notices
• DNR studies pollution levels in Wisconsin River
• Pack QB Rodgers sits out practice, status unclear
• Time honor caps celebrity-making of Facebook creator Zuckerberg
• Cast set for The Shadow Box
• Weather at a glance: Heat wave on the way
• RiverCam: A cold Wednesday on the river
• Rapids schools extend contract with Renaissance Learning
• Snowmobile trails open in Adams County
• Bond lowered for suspect in reckless homicide case
• Badger State Games registration open
• Ice ponds set to open at parks
• Man pleads not guilty to church arson
• Woman gets 10 days for child abuse
• Woman gets 20 days for high-speed chase
• Postal worker in Whitefish Bay delivers mail in the buff
• Register for ACT by Jan. 7
• Hunting traditions sag as land, desire disappear
• Todays death notices
• Marshfield woman pleads not guilty to reckless homicide charge
• Two Wisconsin Badgers named first-team AP All-Americans
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• Sign up for school closure text alerts
• Weather in a word: Cold
• RiverCam: Check out the view
• Jamie Scheel, 37, dies after leaving stranded van
• Port Edwards OKs school forest contract
• Wisconsin Rapids officials ask residents to clear walks, hydrants, check home vents
• Michael Haydon slaying trial to go forward
• Out There: Angels help Nekoosa mother buy formula for son
• Favre inactive for tonight starts streak ends at 297
• Todays death notices
• BUpdated/b: Marshfield man, 37, found dead in cold
• Tribune seeks New Years events
• Reminder! Rental textbooks are due on or before December 21. Return textbooks to an MSTC Bookstore.
• Todays Christmas concert connection: Lincoln High School bands
• Register today for Lincoln High School swim programs
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• RiverCam: A very cold Monday
• Weather at a glance: Very cold
• Man shuts down snowmobile trail on his land over frustration with taxes
• Regional Jewish synagogue works at strong community ties
• Rib Mountain State Park nixes campsites -- for now
• Helping others the thread that binds members of Common Thread Quilters
• Most Wisconsin Rapids retailers refused to sell to minors during check
• Weather at a glance: Wind causing blowing and drifting snow
• State patrol: Stay off the roads statewide
• Calendar of events
• Young UWSP grads overwhelmingly happy with college experience
• Northcentral Technical College graduates hopeful for their future
• International Trade Commission ruling couldnt save Whiting mill
• Many out and about Saturday afternoon during central Wisconsins first heavy snowfall of the season
• Antique trunk found in Wash. opens door to local history
• Snow cant stop fans of Rudolphs Country Christmas
• Coalition worries incoming Republican leaders put BadgerCare at risk
• State Patrol, Department of Transportation close I-94
• Snow closes casino
• Winter storm warning remains in effect
• Snow emergency declared
• Police: Big Flats man wrote checks from dead moms accounts
• Out There: Heart of Wisconsin honors businesses, organizations
• Programs aim to help Whiting millworkers who will lose jobs
• Adams County home invasion suspects arrested
• WRPS instrument drive is under way
• Monday deadline for Star gifts
• Wood County sets holiday closings
• Public invited to holiday events
• Police log from the past week
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• Today in prep sports
• Authorities arrest 3 as part of home invasion investigation
• Today in prep sports
• Weather at a glance: Lots of snow
• Community Foundation project gets $400,000 for workforce efforts
• Bond increased for Adams Co. man accused of killing mother, hiding her body
• Snow emergency issued for Wisconsin Rapids
• RiverCam: The calm before the storm
• Nekoosa School District financial audit finds minor error
• Whiting NewPage mill closure will take toll on region
• High-speed rail supporters lament Wisconsins loss of federal funds
• City removes bridges along pedestrian trail
• Retirement years bring new challenges for baby boomers
• Holiday events set for public
• Element Mobile offers wreaths for Red Kettle donors
• Keep the Wreath Green
• Weather cancels area sport events
• Todays death notices
• Call 511 to check road conditions
• Holiday Concert Connection: Junior high band concert is today
• Weather at a glance: Some snow on the way
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• RiverCam: Check out the changing weather
• Area paper mills faring better, experts say
• Group aims to cut Port Edwards emergency medical response times
• Paper plant in Biron produces similar products as the Whiting mill
• Whiting mill dates back to 1890s
• Whiting paper mill closure surprises Wisconsin Rapids-area residents, officials
• Auburndale High School bomb scare prompts review
• Todays death notices
• Auburndale High investigating bottle bomb incident
• NewPage Corp., to close Whiting mill in February
• Update: Crash victim in good condition.
• Fans honor Lennon at NYs Strawberry Fields
• WEATHER: Sunny today, snowy tomorrow
• Father delivers son in Kwik Trip parking lot
• Stevens Point publisher prints book by President Barack Obama
• Officials identify drivers in fatal crash
• Cranmoor residents approve 25 percent tax hike
• Federal ban to target faux pot
• Holiday concert connection
• RiverCam: Will it snow today Check out the river view
• Weather at a glance: Below zero wind chills ahead
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• As jobless benefits expire, families struggle for holiday joy
• Proposed military pay raise panned
• Fire ravages Pittsville home
• Rotary clubs serve other groups, too
• Explosion, fire destroy town of Rome house
• Weather at a glance: Cold
• Fire destroys Pittsville home
• RiverCam: Check out the view
• Keep the Wreath Green campaign: Two red bulbs added to wreath
• Updated: House explosion injures one in Rome
• Anemic job growth continued in October
• Money troubles preceded moms death in Wausau case
• Beware of Rose Bowl ticket scams
• Survey: People prefer printed legal notices
• Drop in seedling demand forces DNR program evaluation
• Wisconsin lawmakers push through Hmong burial bill
• Nekoosa woman seeks to change insurance restrictions on baby formula
• Planned Highway 66 roadwork could disrupt commute
• Weather at a glance: A bit more snow on the way
• RiverCam: Saturday snow
• Big Flats man shot mother, Marcella Clark, in back, officials say
• Jehovahs Witnesses: Christmas celebrations dont honor Jesus
• Out There: Punt, Pass and Kick championship features Chani Pulchinski
• Biron, Port Edwards taxes rise Cranmoor awaits vote
• Todays death notices
• Big Flats woman shot in back, complaint says
• Give a gift from the heart: Holiday drives listing
• Police log from the past week
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• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• School closure text alert: Are you signed up
• Weather at a glance: A bit of snow in the forecast
• RiverCam: Heres your Friday view of the river
• Joseph Reinwand found guilty of burglary
• Sue Budjac to become next Mid-State Technical College president
• Holiday events highlight south Wood County weekend activities
• Todays death notices
• Wis. Supreme Court says prior convictions count
• Mid-State Technical College extends president offer
• Rome voters tell town to cut 2011 budget
• Chase Boruch faces murder charge in mothers death
• Rome taxpayers also slash town clerk, chairman, board members pay
• Wisconsin Rapids are woman gets visit from Prize Patrol
• Small business help to be offered
• Riverview Hospital Auxiliary to host new holiday event
• Weather at a glance: A few flurries
• RiverCam: Flurries in the air
• Community support helps bring new K-9 to Wood County
• Out There: Artists work to make recycling fashionable
• Legislative district boundaries set to be redrawn
• Police: Student who took hostages in Marinette High School dies after shooting self
• Wounded hunter now in serious condition
• Keep the Wreath Green
• Wis. Deer harvest up 11 percent over 09
• Marinette student who held classmates, teacher hostage dies
• Man shot while deer hunting remains in serious condition
• Todays death notices
• McCain praises Feingold on Senate floor
• Give a gift from the heart: Holiday drives listing
• Video added: Police credit teacher in Marinette hostage situation
• Holiday concert connection
• Deadline for No-Call List is today
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• RiverCam: Fog. Rain. Snow. See it all here from our window
• Wisconsin Rapids residents come through to help less fortunate
• Charges planned in womans death
• Wis. Rapids man sentenced for drug deal
• Candidates already planning ahead for spring campaigns
• Domtar CEO to attend markets conference
• Rudolph man dies after pond crash
• Todays death notices
• Homicide charges expected soon in Adams County case
• One day left in Stock the Shelves campaign
• LIVE CHAT: Join us to talk Packers and the weekend in sports
• Today in Wisconsin Rapids-area prep sports
• RiverCam: Monday along the river
• Search for perfect Christmas tree a family tradition
• Website of Shame proves to be long-term collection winner
• Students put spotlight on texting while driving ban
• Hunting season success varies
• Families head out in search of perfect Christmas tree
• Distraction, weather present challenges for young drivers
• Richard R. Manhardt Jr.
• Cora P. Shearier
• Roman Bud Lauby
• Death notices
• Brief
• Program helps veterans find work
• Street maintenance, emergency services bump cities spending
• Outside campaign spending topped $10M
• Seniors grapple with whether to downsize living arrangements
• Mutt Hutt owner groomed for success
• Todays death notices
• Authorities release name of crash victim
• For some, holidays not always happy
• Small Business Saturday puts focus on local retailers
• Column: Early morning shoppers encounter deals, more positive people
• Granite Peak Ski Area set to open for weekend
• Experts say tough fight ahead for deer disease
• Police log from the past week
• Todays death notices
• Update: Driver in critical condition after pond crash
• Madison cops arrest woman for threatening shoppers
• WEATHER: Chance of flurries and gusty winds today
• Shop your heart out: Live Black Friday blog
• Police arrest 4 car burglary suspects
• Hunter profile
• Despite setback, inventor proceeds with underwater generator plans
• Future MSTC leader expected to build community relations
• Sudden snow, ice lead to vehicle crashes
• St. Lukes Lutheran Church, volunteers provide annual Thanksgiving meal
• Gluten-free living brings relief for victims of celiac disease
• Our Lady students sing their thanks
• County launches annual Keep the Wreath Green campaign today
• Student leaders interested in MSTC president selection
• Rescued turkey finds safe haven
• National Weather Service: Snow, freezing rain could continue until morning
• Todays death notices
• Hunter remains in critical condition
• Family of slain Marshfield woman reaches settlement with Dane Co.
• WEATHER: Snow and rain in near future
• Authorities in Adams County seek pink headband-clad home invasion suspect
• Hunter profile: Kevin Koeshall
• Two Nekoosa men charged with felonies in fatal shooting of dog
• Crash kills Vesper woman
• Shelter organizers seek alternatives
• Hunters urged to limit drinking
• Wis. sales tax hike proposed by Walker team member
• Authorities seek pink headband-clad home invasion suspect
• WEATHER: Sun now, messy for Thanksgiving
• Wood Co. authorities release name of Vesper woman killed in crash
• Hunter profiles
• Man shot while hunting in critical condition
• School attendance normal despite short week
• Train advocates concerned over rejections
• Deer harvest up in Wood Co.
• Baby boomers unhappy with sex lives
• Todays death notices
• Hunters kill 106,000 deer in Wisconsin
• Rafters to host 2011 NWL all-star game
• Shot hunter in critical condition
• NFL: Vikings fire Childress
• 30 businesses collect Toys for Tots
• Weather: Rain, rain go away
• Gov. Doyle considers 2 requests to commute sentences
• Rudolph resident Ron Vruwink faces pancreatic cancer with determination
• Hunters enjoy deer camp, regardless of harvest
• Hunters enjoy deer camp, regardless of harvest
• Missing Wood County man found dead
• Nekoosa school leader lauds state superintendents funding proposal
• Hunter profile: Hans Lien
• 30 businesses collect Toys for Tots
• Missing Wood County man found dead in Juneau County
• Former La Crosse Bishop Raymond Burke is now a cardinal
• No Call List deadline set for Nov. 30
• Hunters report deer are running crazy on opening day
• Hunters report deer are running crazy on opening day
• Hunting widows find other ways to spend time during season opener
• Low interest rates make refinancing a popular option
• Hunting widows find other ways to spend time during season opener
• Hunter shot in Arpin
• Calendar of events
• Hunter shot, hospitalized in Wood Co.
• Passion for music defined City Band Director Don Chesebro
• Boomers can rejuvenate with creative vacations
• Hunters asked to help police
• Gun deer season opens amid mild enthusiasm
• Hunter profile
• Reserve a spot at Thanksgiving meal
• Hunters gear up for gun season
• Hunters asked to help police
• Police log from the past week
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• Marriage licenses from the past week
• Follow SPASH D-1 title game live
• Todays death notices
• United Way of Inner Wisconsin selling commemorative flood DVD
• Hunters urged to focus on safety
• Big Flats resident Marcella Clark was killed, autopsy finds
• Other generations express mixed feelings about outsized baby boom generation
• Hunting movie rolls out the orange carpet
• Local taxes on the rise
• WIAA football: Brillion finishes off Colby in D-5
• WIAA football: Edgar wins D-6 title
• Todays death notices
• Sheriff: Big Flats woman apparent victim of homicide
• Weather: Dry until the weekend
• Video: Mark Felsheim, candidate for MSTC president
• MSTC president finalist Mark Felsheim: Technical college changed my life
• Athletic baby boomers cant escape aches of aging
• Big Flats man charged in found body case decomposing remains might be those of suspects missing mother
• State Supreme Court upholds Juneau County conviction
• Todays death notices
• Which teams will win at state
• Supreme Court upholds Juneau County mans convictions
• Update: Human remains likely those of mother, complaint says
• Weather at a glance: Flurries expected
• RiverCam: Check out the changing weather
• Video: Sandra Duckett, interviews for president at MSTC
• Baby boomers wield buying power, data show
• Mid-State Technical College president candidate Sandra Duckett touts business background
• Wisconsin Rapids man pleads guilty to assault in Walgreens
• Decomposing body found in Adams County property owner arrested
• Rapids wrestling meetings set for this week
• Todays death notices
• Police arrest man after finding human remains
• Today at McMillan Memorial Library: Movie, Family Fun Night and Internet intro
• Weather at a glance: A cloudy week
• RiverCam: From our window to yours
• Teamwork key for MSTC president finalist Sue Budjac
• Womans story part of safe driving campaign
• First Baby Boomers to turn 65
• Todays death notices
• Tribune seeks Baby Boomers for upcoming series
• Report: Groups spent $10 million in Wisconsin election
• Around the state: Democrat proposes selling governors mansion
• RiverCam: The Monday view
• Weather at a glance: Sunny today, clouds tomorrow
• VFW members enjoy working for organization
• MSTC president finalists to tour campus, answer questions
• New life awaits freshmen lawmakers Sean Duffy, Reid Ribble
• Wisconsin Rapids residents urged to participate in budget process
• Calendar
• UW System expands its online programs
• Feds propose graphic cigarette warning labels
• DNR seeking new breed of hunter
• With lessons from race, state Sen. Julie Lassa hopes cooperation can bring progress
• QA with Scott Krug, 72nd Assembly District
• QA with Louis J. Molepske Jr., 71st Assembly District
• QA with Amy Sue Vruwink, 70th Assembly District
• Retailers work to keep tobacco from minors
• Out There: Lincoln High School coach to open cheer training gym
• Wisconsin Rapids gets new fire chief
• Rudolph Elementary School explores charter school options
• Sen.-elect Ron Johnson goes after earmark funding
• Briefs
• Police log from the past week
• Court records from the past week
• Marriage licenses from the past week
• Kerkman appointed Wisconsin Rapids fire chief
• Todays death notices
• Gallery: Your Halloween 2010 photos
• Low fire danger today
• Photo galleries: Veterans Day events
• Follow the Stars open house continues today
• RiverCam: From our window to yours
• Weather at a glance: Rain and snow in forecast
• Clinic studies lung cancer deaths
• Pittsville school forest work lauded
• Walker sends demands to Doyle
• Out There: Christmas already What happened to Thanksgiving
• Rome unveils veterans memorial
• Cranking it Up picks for football semi-final games
• Poll: How squeamish is hubby
• RiverCam: Check out the view
• Weather at a glance: Cloudy skies
• Correction: No chili luncheon today
• Hub Gallery: 44th annual Country Music Awards
• Community meal set for holiday
• Tickets for holiday event available
• Tri-County High Schools IGLOO helps students in need
• Veterans Day a reminder to those who didnt serve
• Wood County prepares for services merger
• Communities weigh faux pot ban
• Photo galleries: Veterans Day events
• Todays death notices
• Night owls smarter than morning people
• RiverCam: Another nice day on the river
• Weather at a glance: A couple more nice days -- enjoy
• Hub Gallery: Conan, Quaid, Mellencamp and more
• No toys with Happy Meals
• Todays death notices
• Holiday shopping contest on MLM
• Wood County restores funding for flags to mark veterans graves
• Out There: Neighborhood talents shine in Follow the Stars
• Nekoosa School Board members proposal aims to reform school funding
• Lincoln County man one of three living in Wisconsin with nations highest military honor
• Scott Suder elected state Assembly majority leader
• DNR renews air quality alert for central Wisconsin
• Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com wants your hunting stories, photos
• Thursday events to honor veterans
• Blow dart shooter gets two-year prison sentence
• Waushara Co. investigates firearm incident
• Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com: Blogger asks you to share your wild game recipes
• Bloody Run Creek support group dries up
• Weather at a glance: A nice week ahead
• DNR issues air quality alert for central Wisconsin
• Holiday mail deadline for troops Friday
• Middle school seeks new name
• Todays death notices
• Update: Authorities find missing 12-year-old boy
• Waushara County authorities investigate firearm incident
• Given thanks yet
• Obey nominates Gurtler to attend Merchant Marine Academy
• Expressway bridge construction complete
• Man faces charges after flipping truck
• Lions Club members find satisfaction in service
• Hub Gallery: MTV Europe Music Awards
• Refrigerator Art photo contest
• Communities await decision on federal aid for flood damage
• RiverCam: Check out the view from the Daily Tribune
• Weather at a glance: Highs in the 60s today, Tuesday
• Wood County to consider 2011 budget
• Shooting range could boost tourism
• What will you spend on gifts
• Lots of milestones at once
• Todays death notices
• Last day to submit Halloween photos
• Blow dart shooter gets two years in prison
• Gallery: The CW Hub rocks out with Pat McCurdy in Point
• Badgers No. 7 in BCS rankings
• Wood County man reported missing
• Police seek info on rollover crash
• Agents recommend flexible holiday travel plans
• Property tax relief crecit under fire from education officials
• Tough budget choices nothing new for government leaders
• Marshfield Clinic part of Wisconsin Medical Entrepreneurship Foundation
• Things to do today: Pancake breakfasts
• Can a freshman congressman compete with a senior
• Former lumberjack, reality TV star, DA makes his way to D.C. as lawmaker
• WIAA football playoffs: Sites named for semifinal games
• Badgers No. 7 in BCS rankings
• RiverCam: A nice Sunday along the river
• Wanted: Your Halloween photos
• Todays death notices
• Gallery: Marshfield 21, Menomonie 14
• Calendar of events
• Partners of the Americas proposal selected
• Increasing poverty among students challenges educators
• Details emerge on historic find
• Scripts available for new play
• Trout group to meet Thursday
• Veterans Day services set
• Tickets on sale for benefit
• Setting it Straight
• Marriage licenses from past week
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• Court records from the past week
• Wanted: Your Halloween photos
• Police log from past week
• Today in prep sports
• RiverCam: Check out the great day
• Weather at a glance: Nice days ahead
• Information sought on early morning crash
• Out There: Sometimes its tough to keep track of time
• New website features range of outdoor activities
• Rome spending could increase despite possible budget cuts
• Weather at a glance: Are you ready for a nice weekend
• RiverCam: Friday on the river
• Judge: Man not competent for trial
• Hunter bags two bucks at once
• Poll: Guilty pleasures
• Sheriff: No charges planned against Wood County district attorney
• Wanted: Your Halloween photos
• Gov.-elect Walker asks UW for help on economy, budget
• Consolidated nears sale of local dams
• GOP thinks big after Election Day gains
• 3-month rule
• Judge rules shooting suspect incompetent
• Energy assistance applications taken
• Book giveaway is Nov. 15 and 16
• Veterans Day event set
• Clothing drive ends Friday
• Agency gets $600,000 in funds
• Krug receives 46 percent of vote
• Rapids man sent to prison for assaulting woman
• Gallery: Megamind movie stills
• Daily thanks, add yours
• Schools anxious to see shifts in policy after election
• Cranberry haul short of estimates
• Republican Krug unseats longtime Rep. Schneider
• AP: Ron Johnson beats Russ Feingold
• Scott Walker defeats Tom Barrett to become Wisconsins next governor
• District clothing drives ends Friday
• JB Van Hollen re-elected as Wisconsin attorney general
• Republican candidates sweep Wisconsin Rapids
• Incumbent takes coroners race
• Final vote tallies for 72nd Assembly District race
• Live chat: Discuss election results with us here
• Listen: Episode 8 of our Politics Podcast
• Polls now closed, officials tabulating results
• J.B. Van Hollen re-elected as attorney general
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• Johnson topples Feingold in Senate race
• Krug defeats Schneider in 72nd Assembly District
• Scott Walker defeats Tom Barrett for governor position
• RiverCam: A nice Wednesday on the river
• Weather at a glance: A great day today -- rain on the way
• Todays fire danger: Moderate
• Hub Gallery: Gaga, WWE, Green Day and more
• Republican Duffy beats Lassa to end Democrats four-decade hold on 7th District seat
• Vruwink solidly retains Assembly seat
• Wood Co. coroner earns re-election
• Port Edwards crash kills couple
• ODC looks to raise funds with one-day holiday sale
• RiverCam: River reflections
• Weather at a glance: Another nice day
• Reminder: No school Wednesday for Lincoln High School juniors and seniors
• Port Edwards Innovolis moves ahead with underwater power generator plans
• Plenty at stake in todays vote
• Hub Gallery: Glee gala, Due Date premiere and more
• Political calls, mailings
• Wanted: Your Halloween photos
• Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com blog: Have you visited the top of Owens Rock
• Women: Make reservations for Nov. 10 brunch
• Brewers hire Ron Roenicke
• Former crossing guard gets 1 year for sex assault
• Port Edwards couple dies after crash
• Voters asked to weigh in on transportation spending
• Poll: Holidays creep up
• New Miss Wisconsin Rapids Area hopes to help people boost self-confidence
• Lieutenant governor candidates praise trade decision
• WEATHER: Clear and sunny today
• Gallery: Halloween costumes at sports games this weekend
• Apply for energy assistance Tuesday
• Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com wants your hunting stories, photos
• RiverCam: A sunny start to November
• Gallery: WIAA State Cross Country
• Photo gallery: A new Miss Wisconsin Rapids Area
• Eat at Applebees or Chips today and help United Way
• Photo gallery: WIAA Cross Country
• Man dies in Adams County crash
• Rome Town Board to hold emergency meeting today
• Wanted: Your Halloween photos
• U.S.-bound flights may have been terror targets
• New Miss Wisconsin Rapids Area hopes to help people boost self-confidence
• Election day is Tuesday: Do you know where to vote
• Group home employee gets one year for sexual assault
• Adams-Friendship property tax rate to increase
• Vikings waive Randy Moss
• Wis. Senate candidates play nice as election nears
• WIAA playoffs: Nekoosa game at 4 p.m.
• Trick-or-treat hours and other events
• Brat fry is today in Vesper
• Football photos: Rapids 28 SPASH 29
• Megan Larsen crowned Miss Wisconsin Rapids Area
• Community calendar
• The Web: The next frontier for political ads
• Additional Honor Flights planned for WWII veterans
• North Central Wisconsin Workforce Development Board appoints new executive
• Agricultural land use in decline
• Soldiers say work helped after Fort Hood shootings
• Political ad money tops $100 million nationwide
• Where do 7th Congressional District candidates stand
• WIAA Level 2 football: Rapids drop heartbreaker
• Prep football: SPASH knocks off Rapids
• Megan Larsen crowned Miss Wisconsin Rapids Area
• Listen: Episode 7 of our Politics Podcast
• WIAA cross country: East girls repeat West 5th more results
• 70th Assembly District candidates John Spiros, Amy Sue Vruwink talk business
• WIAA football Level 2 playoffs: Edgar edges I-S other updates
• Today in prep sports: Cross country and football
• Hailing from east Africa's Kenya, Jabali Afrika entertained students on the Wisconsin Rapids campus with its unique blend of fusion and African rhythms.
• Things to do today: Halloween party, Spirit Walk, pageant
• Students -- discover what hiring managers are looking for and what sets candidates apart. Get tips on how to get an interview. Attend a free event at the Marshfield, Wisconsin Rapids or Stevens Point campuses. Don't wait for a job. Go get it!
• Father, son work to restore church
• NEW RENEWABLE ENERGY CERTIFICATES! Beginning in August, MSTC will offer five, renewable energy certificate: Biorefinery, Energy Efficiency, Photovoltaic System, Solar Thermal and Wind Systems. Classes will be held one full day per week. Qualified student
• Adults warned against overindulging on the eve of trick-or-treating
• MSTC STUDENTS: Textbook Rental Notice! Avoid additional expenses and return your textbooks to an MSTC Bookstore by August 9 or you will be charged.
• Wisconsin Rapids Students...Catch the fun and start your semester off with a kick! Check out these fun events next week with free food and prizess!
• Candidate to hold listening session
• Businesses to aid United Way
• Domtar earnings, sales climb in third quarter
• Check your Trick or Treat hours
• Barrett, Walker debate tax cuts
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• Sick of campaign ad avalanche TV stations arent
• Man sent to hospital after rollover crash
• Family fall places/festivals
• Candidates in local races to participate in forum
• RiverCam: Watch the day unfold
• Teen pleads not guilty to lunging at officer
• MSTC narrows president field to 3 finalists
• Ginseng prices highest in decades
• School taxes to rise in Wisconsin Rapids
• Attempted homicide case delayed
• Rapids School Board to set tax levy tonight
• MSTC officials name 3 finalists for looming president vacancy
• 15 vie for title of Miss Wisconsin Rapids Area
• RiverCam: Watch the day unfold
• Company offers free Medicare plan comparisons
• UW System seeks next governors support
• Poll: Been too scared to try
• City to get update on wind-turbine plant project
• Julie Lassa, Sean Duffy spar in TV debate
• Child struck by vehicle in Pittsville
• Halloween costume trade
• Todays death notices
• Future frightening for states bats
• UW System reports rising demand for online courses
• Apply for energy assistance on Tuesday
• Dam owners planning helped limit flooding problems
• Three roundabouts planned for Highway 10 expected to improve safety
• Chile miners: From world fame to humble homes
• Minnesota fires Brewster after 3 1/2 seasons
• TONIGHT: Join us for a live online chat during the debate between Sean Duffy and Julie Lassa
• Calendar of events
• Seminar teaches Hmong leaders about healthy marriages
• Furnace donations will help lower residents heating bills
• Embarrassment might keep male victims from reporting abuse
• Man charged with attempted homicide in Grand Rapids police officer shooting
• Food pantry struggles to keep pace with demand
• Seniors, people with disabilities can be especially vulnerable to domestic abuse
• Marriage licenses from the past week
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• Listen: The fifth episode of our Politics Podcast
• Gallery: Rapids falls to Marshfield
• Men, mom face child sex charges
• Prep football: Marshfield edges Wisconsin Rapids
• RiverCam: Watch the day unfold
• Fire danger is high
• Update: Attempted homicide charge filed against man accused of shooting officer
• Consolidated Water continues work on sale of infrastructure
• Teens treat incense as drug
• After brain injury, three-month hospital stay, Pittsville woman home, recovering
• Poll: Duffy leads Lassa by 9 points
• Photo gallery: Mine rescue
• Rising food prices
• 7th District independent candidate seeks tax reform
• Schools encourage students to show kindness
• Group hopes to promote resources for struggling families
• RiverCam: Watch the day unfold
• Weather at a glance: Cloudy
• Today in prep sports
• Charges filed against teen accused of lunging at officer
• Schools encourage students to show kindness
• Officials consider Wisconsin Rapids fire suspicious
• Charges filed against teen shot by police officer
• St. Pauls Church to hold soup dinner
• Attorney: Domestic abuse victim will sue sexting DA
• Listen: The fourth episode of our Politics Podcast
• Weather at a glance: A bit cooler today
• RiverCam: Wednesday on the river
• Attempted homicide charges requested against man in standoff
• United Way at McDonalds is today
• Recent police standoff shows how authorities adapt in emergencies
• School project is for the birds
• Prep soccer playoff scores
• RiverCam: Check out the changing weather
• Today in prep sports
• Weather at a glance: Rain on the way
• Computer classes set for today, Wednesday at library
• Feingold, Johnson debate centers on jobs, finances
• Port Edwards school mill rate to rise
• Lassa stresses need to give aid to middle class
• Man convicted of sexually assaulting toddler wont seek to withdraw plea
• Man gets 120 days in jail for hit-and-run
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• Out There: Public access coordinator focused on connections
• Schools have financial agreements with nonprofit groups
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• Rafters GM named Northwoods League executive of the year
• His own words: Fire chief explains flood relief efforts
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• MSTC honored for breast-feeding support
• RiverCam: Check out the river view
• Weather at a glance: A bit of rain in the forecast
• Pageant princess meeting is Wednesday
• Lincoln High School hosts parent night today
• Marriage licenses from past week
• Todays death notices
• Clinical trials offer hope, but side effects possible
• Ministry Health Care to change health insurance plan
• Immunizations must be up to date by 30th day of the school year
• Fall brings darkness for seasonal affective disorder patients
• State works on health insurance exchange
• Weather at a glance: Chance of rain this week
• RiverCam: Enjoy Sunday along the river
• Deer-vehicle collisions more likely in October, November
• Outside groups pour money into Wisconsin races
• Milladore soldier returns from last combat brigade in Iraq
• Admiration outweighs painful memories
• Feingold, Johnson spar over health care in debate
• Weather at a glance: Get out and enjoy the weekend
• Today in prep sports
• RiverCam: Watch the day unfold along the river
• Principal wants parents to put down the phone
• Bond set at $1 million in Grand Rapids officer shooting
• Prep football: Assumption fends off Greenwood Nekoosa wins second straight
• Todays death notices
• College football: Pointers whip Oshkosh Badgers roll
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• Man accused of shooting Grand Rapids police officer
• Volunteers gladly pay their way to serve veterans on Honor Flight
• Wisconsin Rapids to revise disaster plan
• Raiders blank Marshfield
• Rapids swimmers win third straight meet
• Update: Shooter stunned, arrested after standoff, chief says
• Volunteers happy to pay their way to help Honor Flight
• Todays death notices
• Update: Officers on administrative leave following shooting
• Video: Meet our cooking contestants
• Update: Judge sets $1 million cash bond for shooting suspect
• Mielke launches write-in campaign
• Friday Funny: Strange kids costume
• Man in fair condition after police shooting
• Sex offender to be released in Wisconsin Rapids
• Today in prep sports
• Fall color report: A colorful palette is emerging
• Weather at a glance: Sunny and warm
• Drinking during pregnancy (study)
• Mail call provides an Honor Flight highlight
• Bomb scare near Bidens scheduled appearance
• Police still seeking wanted Rudolph man
• Dog bite case still under investigation
• Todays death notices
• New: Mielke launches write-in campaign
• Births
• Julie Lassa, Sean Duffy show differences on Social Security, health reform in debate
• Fire department sets open house
• Safe driver course set for seniors
• Breast cancer survivors wanted
• Neighborhood Table adds meal
• Barrett, Walker trade claims over whos the cheapest
• Submarine Killer assisted with first shot at Pearl Harbor
• RiverCam: Wednesday on the river
• Weather at a glance: Sunny skies
• Energy assistance applications accepted today
• Julie Lassa, Sean Duffy to meet at NTC for debate today
• Wisconsin Rapids city property tax projected to rise slightly
• Video: On-going work at new animal shelter
• Wisconsin Rapids School District leaders fear record deficit
• Convicted sex offender to be released in Wisconsin Rapids
• South Wood County Humane Society close to goal for animal shelter
• USDA awards $107,700 in grants for cranberry research
• Police shoot, injure man in Portage County
• John Spiros, candidate for 70th Assembly, to host meet and greet
• Prep soccer: Rapids clinches WVC title
• Shopko to serve pharmacy needs
• ATV area to close for youth hunt
• Veolia to collect landfill recyclables
• FEMA inspects flood damage
• Do you have a famous name
• Wanted: Working senior citizens
• Nekoosa school tax rate hike likely
• Are you a breast cancer survivor
• Veterans reflect during visit to WWII memorial
• Energy assistance applications accepted Wednesday
• Todays death notices
• Local animal shelter qualifies for federal grant
• Oktoberfest Business Expo is today
• Cooking contestants revealed
• Rapids mayor to unveil 2011 budget proposal
• Briefs
• Prosecutor quits after sexting abuse victim
• Police still allow spouse ride-alongs
• Out There: Beautiful fall cant hold off Monday blahs
• RiverCam: Another nice day in Wisconsin Rapids
• Weather at a glance: Nice
• Veolia starts collecting recyclables at landfill
• Today in prep sports
• Wood County ATV area to close for youth hunt
• Photo gallery: Flight of honor
• Girl, 9, has facial surgery after dog attack
• WWII vets go to Washington, D.C., to take trip to the past
• Adams Police Department receives federal grant to hire officer
• Reminder: No school Friday for some area districts
• Early shopping for holidays
• Animal shelter seeks dog adoption matches
• Photo gallery: Pumpkin fest
• RiverCam: A sunny Monday
• Today in prep sports
• Weather at a glance: Warm days still in the forecast
• Fire danger level today: Moderate
• Motherhood Part 2
• Former resident remembered for generosity to community
• Do you have a famous name
• Update: Area veterans begin whirlwind trip to D.C.
• Todays death notices
• Community calendar
• Conservation group seeks help eliminating Japanese knotweed
• Federal funds aid state work
• Floods cause delays in road projects
• Officials to reopen investigation of Wood County DA
• Heavy rains that filled lakes, rivers havent saturated the soil
• Older workers face job-hunting hurdles
• Prep football: Port Edwards falls
• In Our Hearts service planned
• Governors office to look into DA John Henkelmanns conduct
• Marriage licenses from the past week
• Court records from past week
• Police log from the past week
• National liberal group MoveOn.org backs Feingold
• Girl, 9, has facial surgery after dog attack
• Wood Co. DA caught viewing porn at resort
• Animal Rescue Site photo contest could help local shelter
• Wanted: Working seniors
• Todays death notices
• Authorities seek armed Rudolph man
• Brittany Zimmermann walk scheduled
• Flood damage nearing $10 million
• Nekoosa team, fans go pink to tackle breast cancer
• Listen: The third episode of our Politics Podcast
• Out there: Black lights add spirit to White Sands Miniature Golf course
• Today in prep sports: Football
• RiverCam: Finally Friday
• Weather at a glance: A little bit of everything
• Horses found Wednesday still not claimed
• Wood County DA caught viewing porn
• Flood victims warned of scams
• Soggy fields endanger crops
• No flood aid without proper insurance
• In babys mouth
• Out There: Fall beauty depends on weather
• Report: Domestic violence claimed 67 Wis. lives
• Todays death notices
• Authorities seek armed man
• UWSP music program honored
• Women laugh, share at health conference
• Fischer Price toy recall
• Grant will help solve child sex assault cases
• RiverCam: A sunny end to September
• Weather at a glance: Sunny today
• Lt. gov. candidate treated for colon cancer
• Today in prep sports
• Found: 3 horses in town of Wood
• Weekend festival plans forced to change
• Remember to pick up Flood 2010 tomorrow
• Todays death notices
• This weeks prep football schedule
• Update: Second Avenue South now open
• Special edition, Flood 2010, will out Friday
• Study: Flu can be hard on heart
• Lassa, Duffy release dueling poll numbers
• Out There: Free seminar offers support for caregivers
• Weather at a glance: Sunny days are on the way
• RiverCam: Wednesday on the Wisconsin River
• Airport prepares for terminal, security upgrades
• People of all ages urged to get flu vaccine as soon as possible
• Residents in small area likely to qualify for federal assistance for severe flood damage, official s
• Prenups on the rise
• Todays death notices
• Petersen earns WIAC honor
• Badgers ranked 13th in preseason poll
• Hospital to close mental health unit, transfer patients to Norwood
• Flooding closes city parks
• Final Alarm event canceled
• Pumpkin Fest to be relocated
• Man attacks Elmo, Elmo wins
• State official: Prepare in case of emergencies
• RiverCam: River not so wild
• Weather at a glance: Cloudy days ahead
• Brat fry in Vesper today
• Today in prep sports
• Photo galleries: The flood in photos
• Out There: Effects of destruction heartbreaking
• Residents proceed with flood cleanup
• Todays death notices
• Cleanliness, health key in recovery
• Try it Team: Lullabies cd
• Pumpkin fest relocated Firemens Memorial event canceled
• Badgers White Big Ten freshman of the week
• Officials: Levee near Blackhawk Park fails
• Wood County turns to online filing
• RiverCam: Rapid river
• Today in prep sports: Thursday make-up game, matches set
• Wish I still had..
• MSTC anticipates enrollment increase
• Four city parks closed
• Flood recovery begins as residents allowed back home
• Gallery: Flood photos from Sunday
• Updated road closures
• Updated street closings in Wisconsin Rapids
• Update: Residents returning to homes, city help available
• Central Wis. regional bus line project gains traction
• DMV: Driving tests in high demand
• United Way campaigns rise to meet increasing need
• Economy hurts school standings
• Recession over: Central Wisconsin has seen tortoise recovery
• RiverCam: The river watch continues
• Weather at a glance: No rain forecast
• Lassa, Duffy get help from outsiders
• Wisconsin River water covers roads, forces residents from homes
• Gallery: Flooding pictures from Saturday in Rapids
• Prep football: Newman rolls Merrill falls
• Updated Wood County road closures
• Marriage licenses from the past week
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• Out There: Pop or soda Regional slang stumps some who move here
• Dry day gives Midwest flood fighters a reprieve
• Weather at a glance: No rain in forecast
• Today in prep sports
• Think YOU can cook (contest)
• State OKs 30 percent water rate increase
• Governor adds flooded Wood County to disaster list
• Flood waters collapse basement in Wisconsin Rapids
• Watch our gubernatorial debate live chat
• Prep football: Port Edwards rushing attack too much for Eagles
• RiverCam: Watch the Wisconsin River crest
• Updated Wood County road closures
• Prep football: Newman leads Greenwood at half, while Merrill trails Rapids big
• Photo gallery: Flooding in Wood County
• Update: Doyle declares state of emergency for Wood County
• Pittsville Schools closed today
• After the flood, dangers still lurk
• Complaint: Man sexually assaulted woman, teen
• City planning and development director gets started
• Sean Duffy pledges more community contact if elected
• Listen: The second episode of our Politics Podcast
• RiverCam: Check out the Wisconsin River
• Weather at a glance: Sun expected to return Sunday
• Warrens Cranberry Fest opens today: Alternative route suggested
• 26 apply to be Mid-State Technical College president
• Floods force Wood County road closures, sandbagging
• Adams County residents urged to be cautious
• Updated road closures: Juneau County roads added to list
• Today in prep sports
• Rain: Reader-submitted photos
• Road conditions available online and by cell phone
• Photo gallery: Rain floods areas on Highway 66
• Photo gallery update: Flooding on the Wisconsin River in the city of Wisconsin Rapids
• Roads in Wood County closed due to flooding
• Video included: Worlds oldest man marks 114th birthday
• Singers outfit too offensive for Sesame Street
• ODC makes sandbags available
• WANTED: Your photos of todays weather
• CANCELLATIONS: Highway 54 public hearing cancelled
• Flooding closes county park
• Gallery: Photos of the flooding around Wood County today
• Portion of highway 66 closed due to flooding
• Lassa pledges aid for veterans
• Recall: Similac formula
• Out there: Teachers passion gets Oprah spot
• RiverCam: Rain in the Rapids
• Weather at a glance: A couple days of rain
• Today in prep sports
• City collects 500 pounds of old drugs
• Fewer unemployed visit Mid-State Technical College job fair
• First human case of West Nile Virus reported
• Amateur cook competition coming
• Wisconsin governor waiting for proper DA complaint
• Badgers Kendrick Mackey Tight End of Week
• Scrabble games set for Saturday
• CAP Services receives money for loans
• County to fine residents who ignore jury questionnaire
• Wisconsin Rapids to drop insurance subsidies for some
• RiverCam: Wednesday on the river
• Weather at a glance: Sun today, rain tonight
• Average ACT scores vary among local schools
• Todays death notices
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• Update: Feds affirm NewPage trade case claims
• County gets injunction against former employee
• Highway interchange improves safety, speed
• Women plead not guilty to stun gun use
• Judge allows store to sell guns without license
• Duffy unveils campaign pledges
• Sibling spacing
• Weather at a glance: Gloomy and rainy days
• Today in prep sports
• Today at McMillan Memorial Library: Hula, hula
• Todays library goes beyond the book
• Doyle speaks out against sexting DA on TV news
• Badgers Borland expected to miss remainder of season
• USDA funds to help Rudolph connect sewer line to Wisconsin Rapids
• CAP Services gets $262,300 for business loans
• Duffy announces Seans Seven Commitments
• RiverCam: Tuesday on the river
• Badgers, Michigan State to be on ABC
• Todays death notices
• Rudolph to get more than $2.3 million for wastewater upgrade
• Highway 13 set to open Sept. 27
• School board leaders from region to meet
• Today in prep sports
• RiverCam: Monday morning on the river
• Photo gallery: Conference volleyball
• Property value rise doesnt help budget
• Parents urged to have their car seats checked
• Things to do today
• RiverCam: A glimpse of the Grand Affair
• Victims daughter rallies against distracted driving
• Candidates vying for Obeys seat focus on Wisconsin workers
• Delinquent taxpayers pay back $100 million
• Are you ready for some football
• Photo gallery: Give a pet a warm home
• Weather at a glance: Plan your week
• Calendar of events
• 3 Guys brings high art to central Wisconsin
• Local UW System schools consider unionizing
• Aspirus Wausau launches genetic testing service
• Prep football: Rapids pull away in second half to down Everest
• Weather at a glance: Cloudy and rainy days ahead
• Sex offender will not stay at local hotel
• Sex offender to live in Wis. Rapids
• Police log from the past week
• Marriage licenses from the past week
• Court records from the past week
• Mayor names planning, economic development director
• Today in prep sports
• Surgery no quick fix for obesity
• Mayor selects Adam Tegen for city planner position
• New: Mielke wont run write in for 7th Congressional District
• A new episode of Cranking it Up
• Weekend wanderers: Check out the fall color report
• Prep soccer: Rapids edges SPASH in thriller
• Photo session nightmares
• Photo gallery: Lincoln boys kick in another soccer victory
• Todays death notices
• Energy Composites to partner with Danish company
• High-risk sex offender to live in Wisconsin Rapids
• Ramstack nets ace
• Former council candidate found guilty of sexual assault
• Man accused of being armed while drunk
• Revised TIGER grant application submitted
• RiverCam: Its Friday on the river
• Weather at a glance: Cloudy, with a chance of rain
• Friday night football
• Listen: Our Politics Podcast debuts
• School districts counting on students for state aid
• Wis. unemployment unchanged in August
• Enter now- So You Think You Can Cook
• Kickers soccer sign up dates set
• Rapids man sentenced for burglaries
• Zdun might request 70th Assembly recount
• Poll: Cant live without
• Nekoosa school leaders weigh arbitration appeal
• Attorney general candidates prepare for November
• Half price camping available at Wood County parks
• Our top 20 babies in voting
• Rudolph hopes for sewer deal soon
• Berry Bus to take visitors around town during Downtown Grand Affair
• Polling places now closed
• Update: 72nd Assembly District primary results
• Wisconsin Rapids primary election results
• Village president, brother face sexual assault charges
• AP: Julie Lassa wins Democratic nomination in 7th district
• Krug advances in 72nd Assembly race
• AP calls U.S. senate primary Ron Johnson advances
• Spiros edges Zdun by 39 votes in 70th Assembly
• Statement from gubernatorial candidate Scott Paterick
• Out There: Housekeeping crews have it made
• Sam Wollin defeats incumbent Adams County sheriff
• Weather at a glance: A little rain, a little sun
• RiverCam: Wednesday on the river
• Photo gallery: Rapids kicks Marshfield in boys soccer
• Today in prep sports
• Adams Co. likely to have new sheriff
• Duffy, Lassa advance to November showdown
• Hey amateur cooks, compete
• Weather at a glance: Rain expected Wednesday morning
• Some Democratic voters casting Republican ballots
• Former TV anchor, legislator win lt. gov nods
• LIVE CHAT: Talk about the primary
• Todays death notices
• Explosion causes power outage
• Mayor: No hiring decision yet for city planner job
• RiverCam: Keep an eye on the weather
• Landlord, rental property managers to meet today
• Record primary turnout predicted
• Sick raccoons concern residents
• Wisconsin Rapids Junior High School students, teachers, administrators adjust to single building
• Today in prep sports
• Election day: Where to vote
• Juneau Co. village president charged with sexual assault
• Todays death notices
• Election day: Where to vote
• Candidate tracker: Schedules for Duffy, Lassa, Walker, Barrett, Neumann, etc.
• Havent voted yet Get your voters guide here
• Cage Club sign up set
• Packers RB Ryan Grant out for season after ankle injury
• Kohl rep to hold office hours
• Teen in shooting in good condition
• Today in prep sports
• Montag nets ace
• Vatican library reopens after 3-year restoration
• 70th District Republicans traveled different paths
• WEATHER: Sunny today, rain Wednesday
• Assumption High Schools first four graduating classes gather
• District to add teachers with federal funds
• Community calendar
• UWSP partners with Lincoln Hills School
• Squad cameras provide valuable evidence
• Dueling demonstrations begin after 9/11 memorial
• Republican candidates share views on economy, health care
• Apply for energy assistance Tuesday
• USDA predicts 10 percent crop increase in Wisconsin
• High voter turnout predicted for primary
• One dead in rollover crash
• Police log from the past week
• Democratic candidates put focus on economy
• Today in prep sports
• Wanted: Spare bedrooms and garages without cars
• Planner finalists names released
• Terrorist attacks led to local upgrades, increased preparedness
• Todays death notices
• Prep football: Port Edwards tops Bowler/Gresham Rapids downs West
• Wis. agrees to extend deadline for some voters
• Cooking contest signup
• 9/11 events go on in shadow of Islam controversies
• Military families, employers continue to feel 9/11 effects
• Duffy to stop in Wisconsin Rapids
• Zebra mussels found in Lake Sherwood
• Marriage licenses from past week
• Court records from past week
• Weather at a glance: Increasing clouds and highs near 70
• Zebra mussels found in Lake Sherwood
• GOP candidates vie to square off with Schneider
• Muslims try to stay positive amid attacks on faith
• Prep soccer: Rapids nips Everest West, SPASH also win
• What parents SHOULD worry about
• City releases names of planner finalists
• Sept. chat to win
• Wisconsin Rapids Lions Clubs Fall Brew Review caters to many tastes
• Photo gallery: Assumption Tennis
• Photo gallery: Dove release for Love Lights
• Photo gallery: Adopt yourself a new pet at SWCHS
• Today in prep sports: Football and swimming
• Today in prep sports
• Rapids man killed in Jefferson County crash
• Wanted: Spare bedrooms and garages without cars
• WEATHER: Sun before rain Friday
• City expects to pick planner soon
• Prep football: Biegel officially on Badgers radar
• Residents bash water rate hike
• Raptor group releases rescued owl to wild
• Former Marshfield Clinic doctor Kevin Lang makes initial court appearance
• Feds: Army base gunman threatened to kill Obama
• 5 Republicans, 4 Democrats vie for lieutenant governor
• Volunteers sought for literacy education
• Parent sought for curriculum committee
• BP: Multiple companies, teams contributed to spill
• WEATHER: Sun, sun, sun
• City retiree health insurance at risk
• Patients, employees pleased with year-old addition to hospital
• Small business counselor here Sept. 15
• Our top 20 babies in voting
• Biegel badger-bound
• Feingold says Obama building structure of recovery
• Arbitrator rules against Nekoosa School District
• Wanted: Your back-to-school photos
• Nekoosa student program helps those in need
• Labor Day event gives back
• Where is the ..
• Fundraiser set for Lincoln High School culinary department
• Democratic office will opens today
• Today in prep sports
• Todays death notices
• Experts to testify in 5-state carp lawsuit
• Official: Obama to back more business tax breaks
• Police: Man didnt have ax when he chased child
• Olympian Suzy Favor Hamilton promotes suicide prevention campaign in Wisconsin
• Families relish raising and showing draft horses at Central Wisconsin State Fair
• Wanted: Spare bedrooms and garages without cars
• Last day to swim at Wood County beaches
• Apply for energy assistance Tuesday
• Highway 13 south of city set to close for 3 weeks
• Second severe thunderstorm warning expired
• Nurses help students control seasonal allergies as school starts
• Collector enjoys trying to put old engines back in working order
• State boosts sex offender monitoring
• Honor Flight getting ready to ride again
• Putting a spotlight on unions
• Wanted: Your back-to-school photos
• Farmers make bold moves to go directly to consumers
• Wave of political ads on the way
• Crickets take flight at Central Wisconsin State Fair
• Panel targets single-use plastics
• Marriage licenses from past week
• Records from the past week
• Towns seek fire protection fee settlement
• Today in prep sports
• Wanted: Spare bedrooms and garages without cars
• United Way brat fry is today
• Wanted: Your back-to-school photos
• Exotic animals showcased at Central Wisconsin State Fair
• Photo Gallery: Area students head back to school
• Dark horse candidates eye primary wins
• Small-business help offered
• Residents take to county campgrounds for unofficial final summer weekend
• Grand Affair set for Sept. 19
• Prep football: Rapids, Homestead headed to OT Assumption thumped
• Hunter safety course to start
• Womens lunch event scheduled
• Support group to meet Thursday
• Labor Day celebration set
• Authorities release video of police shooting
• Police log from the past week
• Court reinstates markup law for Wisconsin gasoline
• Meeting set for those interested in local pageant participation
• New charges filed in case of crash that injured passenger
• Wood County beach areas will close Tuesday
• Today in prep sports
• Read and share: First school day experiences
• Town eyes possible fire station
• Rapids freshmen top PJ Jacobs
• 4K students, teachers adjust to school start
• Determined fans wait through rain for Beach Boys concert
• Wanted: Your back-to-school photos
• Brand New Sin cancels show
• Todays death notices
• VIDEO: Wisconsin Rapids police officer shoots teen wielding knife
• Laverty to lead Rafters in 2011
• Today in prep sports
• Reminder: New phone numbers for WRPS
• RiverCam: A wet, gloomy Thursday
• Weather at a glance: Rain today
• Football photo flashback: Lincoln beats Hudson, Aug. 27, 2010
• Back to school: WRPS Family Access available
• WRPS seeks parent for curriculum committee
• Sheriff candidate would increase training
• Wanted: Your back-to-school photos
• Pittsvilles freshmen-only day eases transition
• Reminder: New phone numbers for WRPS
• Hurricane Earl moves toward East Coast
• Gulf oil platform explodes, burning off La. coast
• Poll: Cell phones
• Apply for energy assistance on Tuesday
• Wanted: Spare bedrooms without beds and garages without cars
• Benefit events planned to help cancer patients
• Wood County deputy cited for drunken driving after crash
• Cribbage club starts season
• Immunization clinic Thursday
• Second City improv group to help welcome back UWSP students
• Beach Boys, Ted Nugent could help Central Wisconsin State set attendance record
• Fire danger: Low
• RiverCam: Rain Sun Keep a watch right here
• Weather at a glance: Rain on the way
• Photo gallery: Weather by Kids
• Adams County sheriff candidate Herbert Gies aims to lift morale in department
• As E-Cycle law takes effect, Opportunity Development Centers among options for getting rid of electr
• Prep soccer: Rapids tops Wausau West in overtime
• Mommy confessions
• Wanted: Your back-to-school photos
• Big Ten Network to air alignment announcement
• Lincoln High School student fundraiser set
• United Way drive starts today
• Sigel man sentenced for sexual assault
• Animal carcasses hit highway
• Weather at a glance: Here comes the rain
• WRCT: Cast set for The Grass Harp
• Immunization clinic set for Thursday
• Out There: Time passes quickly as children grow
• Adams Co. sheriff: Looking out for residents is most important job
• Bus drivers adjust to construction, school changes
• Try it team: Tickler tags
• Wanted: Spare bedrooms without beds and garages without cars
• Todays death notices
• Obama to honor troops as Iraq combat mission ends
• Police think drive-by shooting related to earlier fight
• Weather at a glance: Humidity returns
• Residents reminded to show caution with animals, pets
• Delays expected on Highway 13
• Wood County clerks prepare for primary election
• Poll: Simple things
• Fire destroys portable rest room on Expressway Bridge
• Sign up for no-call list by Tuesday
• Truck dumps animal carcasses on Riverview Expressway
• Drowning victim identified as Arpin man
• Local fire danger moderate
• Blog: My babys 2
• Police log from the past week
• Todays death notices
• Rapids police investigate shooting
• Proposed biomass plant in Rothschild requires careful land use
• Muslims find ways to mesh Marshfield Clinic job duties, Ramadan practices
• Weather at a glance: Partly cloudy and breezy
• Teachers set groundwork for school year
• Following right of way not enough to ensure bicycle safety
• Diverse economy limits unemployment
• Police
• South Wood County Humane Society wins $1,000
• Johnson: Government should end stimulus spending
• Court records from the past week
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• Program to push active lifestyles for children
• Chief: 22-year veterans use of force justified in two separate incidents
• Officers involved in shooting followed training
• Reminder: Homeless shelter fundraiser set for tomorrow night
• Prep football: Rapids whips Hudson to open
• Weather at a glance: Sunny with temperatures in the 80s
• Reminder: Homeless shelter fundraiser set for tonight
• Tri-County Area School District taxes fall amid budget deficit
• Local hops farms help central Wisconsin breweries
• One the Hub: Get ready for this weekends Emmys
• Port Edwards School District forest learning center cost more than expected
• State rules for employment opportunities for people with disabilities raise questions
• Wanted: Spare bedrooms and garages without cars
• Lassa asks legislators to take a 10 pay cut
• Similar views for GOP challengers make decision tough for some voters
• Weather at a glance: Nice days ahead
• New school setup will require adjustments for students, staff
• Season finale of Lunch by the River today
• Todays death notices
• Corn roast today at Century 21 Plaza
• Photo gallery: Building Blocks Learning Center potato harvest
• Ron Johnson to make Friday stop in Wisconsin Rapids
• Cranking it Up: sports preview
• Lincoln grad pursues acting dream
• Feingold: Stimulus was right thing to do
• RiverCam: Looks like a nice day on the river
• Photo gallery: Point vs. Rapids in soccer
• Weather at a glance: Nice
• Report: Officer justified in shooting
• Children learn garden variety lessons
• Rapids man injured in Rome motorcycle crash
• Open house set for Opportunity Development Center on Wednesday
• Energy assistance applications accepted Sept. 7
• Belly casting photos/reviews
• Todays death notices
• Big Ten struggles with impending changes
• Tribune seeks parents to discuss homework
• Investigation: Wisconsin Rapids police shooting justified
• Leagues boost taverns business
• RiverCam: Another nice day
• Weather at a glance: Sunny days on the way
• Photos: Miss Universe 2010 Pageant
• Airport trail upkeep left to volunteers
• Local school districts could rehire staff members with Federal Education Jobs Act funds
• Health reform presentation is Tuesday
• Names released in Adams County traffic fatality
• Parents sought to discuss homework
• Reminder: 72nd Assembly District debate set for tomorrow
• Neenah city, school officials work stealthily with Extreme Makeover producers
• Poll: When hes in charge
• Out There: Reality TV not an appealing prospect for columnist
• One person dead after falling out of trucks window in Adams County
• RiverCam: Monday on the riverfront
• Weather at a glance: A nice week ahead
• Police log from the past week
• City OKs overnight work on bridge
• Balloon rally a big draw for Childrens Miracle Nework
• Nekoosa man makes initial appearance on pornography charges
• Todays death notices
• Survey: Most SPASH students dont smoke
• Struggling homeowners turn to Obama program
• Wisconsin Rapids Balloon Rally raises money for Childrens Miracle Network
• Counties, municipalities combine forces to help local businesses
• Sales of cigarette permits down 50 percent
• While there is a presence in Wood County, faith groups settlement growth strongest in Clark, Marquet
• Manufacturing property values declining
• One person dead after falling out of trucks window
• Calendar of events
• Rapids man arrested after high-speed chase
• GOP Assembly candidates target state spending
• Firefighters work to keep up with equipment standards
• Jeremiahs Crossing benefit this weekend
• Chamber emerges as formidable political force
• Daily records from the past week
• Marriage licenses from the past week
• Eighth annual Lake Camelot Frolic today
• Wisconsin Rapids man arrested after high-speed chase
• Nekoosa Schools enact athletic fees
• Today at the CMN Balloon Rally
• Weather at a glance: No rain forecast for the weekend
• Photos: Kids From Wisconsin afternoon show
• Race about more than running for former Olympian
• Out There: Chance to win car added to Love Lights campaign
• Balloon rally begins today
• RiverCam: A hazy Friday
• Things to do today: Music
• Kids from Wisconsin shows set for this afternoon, tonight
• Traveling this weekend Check the regional highway construction update
• Weather at a glance: Rain
• Report: Wisconsin adds 24,500 jobs since January
• Todays death notices
• Field for 72nd District Assembly seat crowded
• Brost sinks ace
• Heartland Farms plan raises worries among Rome residents
• Thunderstorm watch in effect until 8 p.m.
• Governor Doyle Signs Recovery Zone Bond Bill
• Cranberry Blossom Festival

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