Shereen Siewert

“I miss Tomahawk. I love Tomahawk so much,” Barr told WPR. “But I truly could not have imagined where my life would lead me in terms of being an actor and being on this stage. I’m so excited about it.”

Marathon County District Attorney Kyle will ride in memory of Everest Metro Police Detective Jason Weiland.

From the excitement of a child finally landing that first fish to treasured memories of trips with loved ones, his book resonates with anyone who appreciates nature and the bonds formed around it.

Through this thriving online hub, Wausau natives around the globe remain connected, preserving their history while collectively shaping the city’s evolving narrative. 

Hayden Elwood took his first flight when he was 5, sparking a passion that led him to advocate for Civil Air Patrol in Washington D.C.

Payne believes education and political engagement are crucial to shaping the future of conservation. Scientific knowledge alone, he argues, is not enough.

For Alyssa Schade and the volunteers she works with, it’s about more than providing a place to sleep—it’s about giving kids a place to dream.

Each winter, thousands of snowmobilers take to Wisconsin’s trails, enjoying miles of groomed paths through forests, lakes, and open fields. But behind the scenes, a network of dedicated volunteers works tirelessly to clear debris, negotiate land agreements, and ensure safe riding conditions.

The Wisconsin Trailblazers Snowmobile Club president, Dan Bocock, spoke with WPR’s Shereen Siewert about the thrill of racing and the challenges involved. For Bocock, who lives in the Burlington area, sled dog racing is much more than just a winter pastime — it’s a year-round commitment that requires extensive training, conditioning and an unbreakable bond…

Beyond its role in forensic investigations, the center will also facilitate tissue donation services, filling a critical gap in northern Wisconsin.