Continued from previous week “Met Death in the Flames,” The Marshfield News and Wisconsin Hub headline read just days after Halloween in 1892. The story recounts the mysterious …
Marshfield Area United Way Executive Director Ashley Winch said that the organization is considering a …
On Monday, Nov. 3, shortly after 2 p.m. the Wood County Dispatch Center received a call of a truck vs. …
The Marshfield Clinic region of Sanford Health and Security Health Plan recently announced a $150,000 …
The Wisconsin Rapids Police Department continues its investigation into two deaths that occurred on …
Forte Opening Solutions recently announced a new business structure that they say is designed to …
The Wisconsin Rapids Police Department is investigating the homicides of two men in the city of …
GREEN BAY – The Green Bay (5-2-1) Packers saw a 16-13 loss to the Carolina Panthers (5-4) at Lambeau on Sunday, Nov. 2. According to running back Josh Jacobs, the elite level of the …
Continued from previous week “Five years after (Ron Wolf) and (Mike) Holmgren get here, we go to the …
PITTSBURGH, PENN. – After three years on the bench behind one of the best quarterbacks in NFL history, …
Continued from previous week Editor’s Note : In last week’s segment of this story, the last …
GREEN BAY – The Green Bay Packers (4-1-1) ground out a 27-23 win against the Arizona Cardinals (2-5), …
Continued from previous week “(Ron Wolf) comes up on a Tuesday or Wednesday of the week that we …
Marshfield Children's Hospital 2025
Aspen Starr, 2, of Rhinelander, who was diagnosed with a rare lung disease, visits with Child Life Therapy Dog “Dog-ter Dolly Paw-ton,” during trick or treat at Marshfield Children’s Hospital. During the event, held each year, young patients and their families come through an area decorated for the holiday and get candy and treats. The event is set up by the Children’s Hospital and Child Life staff.
Munsey and Boda to mark 10 years at Wildwood Zoo — Part II — How did they get so big?
In part II of our three-part series to mark the upcoming 10th anniversary of the Kodiak bears’ residency at Wildwood Zoo, Zoo Manager Kyle Kirk and local artist/Kodiak chronicler, Sue Wendlandt, talk about the change in size and how Kodiaks got so large in size.
