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Wausau City Council President Lisa Rasmussen explains her objection to the Schulz's Recycling conditional use permit
Wausau alderman Romey Wagner explains his support for the Schulz's Recycling conditional use permit
Bill Christiansen from the Portage County Business Council explains Reality Shop, and how the exercise helps high school students budget, manage money, and learn about life on their own with help from real business "shops" Tuesday at Stevens Point Area Senior High School. Students from Roshold and Amherst are also participating.
WIFC Radio's Paul Belky explains how he got involved in the Humane Society fundraiser, after never dancing like this before.
Dance studio operator Tom Neterval explains how the Dancing For the Paws fundraiser for the Marathon County Humane Society began.
County Executive Patty Dreier believes the two sides are much closer, and that this will get worked out favorably for both the city and the county.
Reid Rocheleau, Dave Suchon, and Barb Jacobs explain how they got involved in donating $1,500 towards the Stevens Point Safety Patrol Cadets trip to the Wisconsin Dells after funding was cut.
Kristen McHugh from Wisconsin's Department of Transportation updates us on a public meeting coming up for the I-39 Business 51 work near Cedar Creek, and also what to expect as the Highways U, K, and 51 bridge demolition and reconstruction gets underway in earnest next week.
Mellisa Dotter from Healthy Marathon County shares some of this week's panel discussion on youth alcohol use and the dangers, along with some alternative ideas and resources on their web site to cut alcohol abuse.
Suzy Mathias from Northcentral Technical College says there is a large number of programs where students can take technical school credits and transfer them to a four-year university towards their degree, while saving a lot of money. The latest offering is for social work degrees through UW Superior.
