Students at Lake Superior Elementary School learned about the multitude of career options that are available when they grow up. Representatives from several area businesses and institutions presented during career day Friday morning, engaging kids in what they do on a daily basis.
Meet Wheena! This cutie pie is a 10-month-old female Pocket Retriever pup. She loves to play all day. She is cat and dog friendly puppy and sh…
Nine pastors of the Rice Lake Ministerial Association led prayers Thursday evening at the National Day of Prayer event hosted by First United …
A brief conversation about spring weather with any Bay Area coach or athletic director is sure to produce an eye roll and possibly even coax a…
A Stone Lake woman, who was arrested on April 25 after police say they recovered approximately $2,300 worth of methamphetamine during a traffi…
One of two people from Hayward accused of drug-related offenses after police say they found methamphetamine and fentanyl in their possession a…
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Online Survey Question: "Concerning the fish you catch this opening weekend, May 4-5, will it be 'catch and release,' or 'catch and eat' or 'both' ?"
A question to Sawyer County Record readers regarding what they will do with the fish they catch this fishing opener: catch and release, catch and eat or both.
