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A local arts organization is helping veterans express themselves and it’s bringing in a special performance to honor them.
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For more than a decade, the Antigo Visual Arts groups has been bringing public art to the City of Antigo.The organization now has a permanent home in the community.
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A group of college students from Milwaukee are spending this week at Kemp Natural Resources Station at Woodruff.They’re collecting data and testing their hypotheses.The catch? They’re not science students.
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A group of college students from Milwaukee are spending this week at Kemp Natural Resources Station at Woodruff.They’re collecting data and testing their hypotheses.The catch? They’re not science students.
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Prohibition began in 1920, banning all sales of alcoholic beverages, as defined by the Volstead Act. The quiet Northwood’s of Wisconsin became a haven for big city black market liquor production and smuggling.
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In this episode, WXPR founder Peter Nordgren share the final steps it took to get WXPR 91.7 on the air, also known as what Mary Kay did to save the station.
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In this episode, WXPR founder Peter Nordgren tells us about the support from the community that helped establish WXPR.
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In the weeks leading up to Christmas 1944, Americans were tuned into newspaper headlines about a German offensive in the Ardenne forest of Belgium between Germany and France. One young soldier from Pelican Lake, would earn a bronze star in what became known as the Battle of the Bulge.
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In this episode, WXPR founder Peter Nordgren tells us about the some of the many people that worked together to make WXPR possible.
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In this episode, WXPR founder Peter Nordgren shares how the greater Rhinelander area was chosen for the home of WXPR.
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In this episode, WXPR founder Peter Nordgren talks about some of the radio stations that inspired the idea of WXPR.
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One of the many construction projects in Rhinelander that was completed this year was a water main repair, causing the closure of the Phillip Street Bridge, located behind the Rhinelander Paper Mill. This bridge has collapsed not once, but twice in its history.