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27 during the Cumberland Rutabaga Festival. Two local legislators ... The proclamation put the Wisconsin Legislature on record as expressing its appreciation for the store, and presented the award on behalf of the grateful residents of Barron. Lynne...

The state of Tennessee's lawsuit over claims of coal ash pollution at a power plant run by the nation's largest public utility is now in federal court.and more »
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John Chenal of Grantsburg posted one of the most eye-popping stat lines in the state during the first weekend of Wisconsin high-school football, rolling up 435 yards on 32 carries with six touchdowns in a 72-52 win over Cumberland . According to...

A third-generation meat processor, Muench is the president of Louie's Finer Meats, located in Cumberland , WI . Muench has been inducted into the Wisconsin Meat Industry Hall of Fame and the National Cured Meats Hall of Fame, and was a member of...

... Meats for $2,000; 1st RC Lake Geneva Country Meats, Lake Geneva sold to Hull Farms and Bill Thompson for $4,000; 2nd RC Louie's Finer Meats, Cumberland sold to Country Fresh Meats, Meijer, Egg Innovations, Wisconsin Souvenir Milkcaps for...

A full slate of games across the country Tuesday will start to bring the 2017 Little League World Series picture into focus. The Southeast and Southwest regions will have their championship games set after today's results. The six remaining regions are...

Other national sites to be recognized in 2018 are Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in Michigan, Apostle Islands National Lakeshore in Wisconsin , Cumberland Island National Seashore in Georgia and Block Island National Wildlife Refuge in Rhode...

A third-generation meat processor, Muench is the president of Louie's Finer Meats, located in Cumberland , Wis. He attended the University of Wisconsin -Barron County and earned an Associate's Degree in 1974. He graduated from the Butcher's Program...

Gregory J. of Dayton's Bluff: “I collect vintage local postcards and like to take photos of the subjects featured on them. This isn't always possible due to the speed at which buildings and other structures are destroyed in the Twin Cities. Sadly, the...