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Senior Nutrition Program offers meals in Pine River and Crosslake, as well as Meals on Wheels Delivery

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A look at the past from the pages of the Pine River Journal

The drought conditions causing difficulties in other areas have contributed to keeping construction ahead of schedule in this and other projects.

Volunteers to be prep cooks and transfer meals are needed, as are donations to continue to provide this program.

Steven Weagel's glass and metal sculptures reflect the beauty of intricate glass work and the metal sculpture that combines molten metal and molten glass.

Upper Peninsula Weekly Fishing Report – July 21, 2021 1 Ontonagon: When anglers did find fish, they primarily caught lake trout with an occasional coho mixed in. With the cooler water temperatures, anglers had to fish all over to find active fish. The lake trout coming in were loaded up with smelt with the average fish being in the two to four pound range. Walleye fishing on the Ontonagon River has been very hit or miss as anglers were finding a good number of sub legal fish and fighting to ...

(Updated 7.29 7:20 p.m.): The National Weather Service has confirmed a tornado did touchdown in Lincoln and Marathon Counties on Wednesday. It stared near Pine River in Lincoln County with widespread damage near the intersection of County W and County P. The path extends souht into Marathon County, ending just east of County W near Hazelwood Lane. The path of the tornado is estimated to be 2.8 miles long, with a width of 150 yards. Peak winds estimated to be 90 MPH. The NWS said it was an EF......

By Liz Holbrook GREEN BAY, WI (WSAU) — Another tornado touchdown has been confirmed from Wednesday night. Thursday afternoon the National Weather Service out of Green Bay confirmed that a tornado touched down in both Lincoln and Marathon Counties on Wednesday evening. The NWS says the tornado started in Lincoln County by Pine River and caused widespread tree damage near the intersection of County Road W and County Road P. The tornado then continued into Marathon County ending just eas...

Credit Pine River Fire Department At least 20,000 Wisconsin Public Service customers lost power during severe thunderstorms in northcentral Wisconsin on Wednesday night. As of 6:00 a.m., Wisconsin Public Service said Marathon County had over 10-thousand customers without power.  The Marathon County Sheriff’s Office in a Facebook post urged people to drive with caution. They said damage from the severe weather can be seen across the county, with a large number of calls about trees and powerli...