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Hurley youth wins at Wisconsin 4-H Horse Expo
WEST ALLIS, Wis. - Hurley eighth grader Dayne Stuhr competed at the 2014 Wisconsin State 4-H Horse Expo, facing other 4-H horse members from across the state. The expo was Sept. 11-14 at the... Full story
Warm up with rich pork, hominy, salsa stew
By ELIZABETH KARMEL Associated Press It all started at my friend Anthony's house not long ago during the beginning the so-called polar vortex. He is a gifted home cook and a food television producer,... Full story
FDA launching anti-smoking campaign aimed at youth
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Food and Drug Administration is using ads depicting wrinkled skin on youthful faces and teenagers paying for cigarettes with their teeth in a campaign to show the nation's young... Full story
Deliciously combine 2 classic Super Bowl dishes
By J.M. HIRSCH AP Food Editor Super Bowl party food is supposed to be indulgently heavy and satisfying. It should be rich and savory and totally over the top. So to satisfying all of those criteria,... Full story
Iron River to host sled dog races
IRON RIVER - Preparations for the second IronLine sled dog race, set for Friday and Saturday in Iron River, are in full swing, according to organizers. "A lot of the vision from last year's race is co... Full story
Weekly group offers play time for kids
MERCER, Wis. - Area children are able to gather, play and socialize each Monday during the Mercer Area Play Group, held from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at the Mercer Public Library and Community Center. The... Full story
Animal shelter encourages adoption with special rates
ONTONAGON - Ontonagon County Animal Protection is encouraging adoption of its available animals by offering special fees for black or black and white animals in January. "Many of our cats are solid... Full story
'Selfie,' 'twerk' top school's annoying word list
SAULT STE. MARIE (AP) - A Michigan university has issued its annual list of annoying words, and those flexible enough to take selfies of themselves twerking should take note. In addition to "selfie"... Full story
Pocket watches remind Wisconsin man of bygone era
JANESVILLE, Wis. (AP) - Watch parts and small tools were spread across the top of Bob Witzack's 100-year-old oak watchmaker's bench in the upstairs studio of his rural Rock County home. An antique... Full story
Start with celery for healthy, crunchy salad
I know this will make me sound like some ultra-serious dieter - which I'm not! - but I love raw celery. The humble celery stalk shines in so many ways, from a bloody mary to a snack stuffed with... Full story
DIY bookcase: Steps to an industrial-style piece
I started by shopping, assuming the only way I could have an industrial-style bookcase was by paying a hefty sum for one. As this style of furniture has become more popular, many different companies... Full story
Repaired bikes give Milwaukee area veterans a lifeline
MILWAUKEE (AP) - They come from donors, Dumpsters and Craigslist, and they're helping veterans get back on their feet. For veterans undergoing drug and alcohol rehabilitation who have lost their... Full story
Holiday festival raises funds for Mercer students
MERCER, Wis. - The Mercer Parent Teacher Student Association offered tricks and treats for Halloween revelers Saturday with its annual Loonacy Fest held at the Mercer School. Students worked to transf... Full story
Banquet to honor local volunteers
HURLEY — The Retired Senior Volunteer Program of Ashland will hold a recognition banquet for 2013 on Saturday at the Iron County Memorial Building in Hurley. More than 60 Iron County volunteers... Full story
MI-TRALE awarded grant to improve equine trails
ONTONAGON COUNTY — Michigan Trails and Recreation Alliance of Land and the Environment has been awarded a Stewards for Trails, Education and Partnerships grant to benefit its Courtney Equestrian... Full story
