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WISCONSIN RAPIDS, WI - In a six-hour game that clocked in as the third longest in league history, the Woodchuc...

WISCONSIN RAPIDS – After a year of event cancellations and virtual programs due to COVID-19 precautions, calendars are once again filling up with things to do this summer in the Wisconsin Rapids area. While the area’s traditional summertime events are returning, some might not have the pre-pandemic atmosphere. Event organizers likely will announce additional precautions to keep guests safe as they approach their events.  Here's the rundown of what you can expect in the Wisconsin Rapids area this summer.  Fans can catch baseball games at Witter Field People were able to enjoy Rafters ga...

Mayors Monday: Wisconsin Rapids’ Shane Blaser By Mike Leischner Mar 15, 2021 5:00 AM WISCONSIN RAPIDS, WI (WSAU) — Parks leaders in the city of Wisconsin Rapids will be considering a permanent name for their new outdoor aquatic center and the complex that surrounds it this spring. “I’m going to bring forth to the Parks and Rec Commission that I think we need to look at settling down on a name,” said Mayor Shane Blaser. “Whether it be recreation complex at Witter Field, [or something else], but I think it’s time that it have a name.” Blaser says there are sponsorship...

Wisconsin Rapids City Times Johnson named Central Wisconsin Teacher of the Year For the City Times WISCONSIN RAPIDS – The Wisconsin Rapids Rafters and Skyward recently announced the 2021 Skyward Central Wisconsin Teacher of the Year. Washington Elementary Fifth Grade Teacher Scott Johnson was named during a school-wide Zoom announcement held Jan. 22. Johnson has been teaching in the Wisconsin Rapids School District for 21 years, at Woodside, Howe, and now Washington Elementary, teaching second, third, fifth, and sixth grade. “Mr. Johnson is a teacher remembered by hi...

He was bringing onboard 21 foreign policy advisers to his campaign, 19 of those 21, had worked for either his brother or his dad or both. so, it's just this really unforced political error that jeb bush made right off the bat. and then, the first big political stunt he launched was his effort to be seen as a tech-savvy, wired, silicon valley kind of e-candidate. first he hired the cofounder of hipster.com to be his chief technology officer. then he had to fire the kid one day later when it emerged that nobody on the jeb bush campaign had apparently read that kid's twitter field, which was all ...