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History is written on the walls in and around Ashland (opens the original)
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If you find yourself on Main Street in Ashland and you spy four gentlemen standing next to what looks like a side entrance to the old Ashland National Bank, don’t try to enter. It’s a mural painted on a building — one of many gracing the city, which in 2005 the state Legislature called the Historic Mural Capital of Wisconsin. The one on the bank building was the first. “That was the Asaph Whittlesey mural, painted in 1998,” said Mary McPhetridge, executive director of the Ashland Chamber of Comm
Events planned to support businesses through bridge closure (opens the original)
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SUPERIOR — Events this fall aim to help businesses and others affected by the Blatnik Bridge closure. “We want to give opportunities for businesses to learn about what they need to do to market themselves better, to really get the word out that their business is a destination and people should want to continue to support their business” through the construction, said Kelly Peterson, executive director of the Superior Business Improvement District. Peterson and Patrick Huston, a project director
Crash wont sink Dragon Boat Festival (opens the original)
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A truck transporting some of the boats for the Lake Superior Dragon Boat Festival crashed on U.S. Route 2 in Iron River this week, damaging some of the watercraft. “We are very, very happy that there were no major injuries or anything like that. People are safe. We really want to thank the first responders of Iron River,” said Belissa Ho, a longtime racer and a co-organizer of the Barker’s Island festival sponsored by the Superior Rotary. “That being said, pretty much all the boats are damaged d
74th District GOP primary a rematch (opens the original)
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Scott Harbridge, an Army veteran and longtime corrections officer from Weirgor, is again looking to unseat 74th Assembly District Rep. Chanz Green, R-Grand View in the Republican primary. Green is seeking a third term representing the district that includes all of Iron, Sawyer and Washburn counties and portions of Ashland, Bayfield, Burnett and Douglas counties. Harbridge also ran unsuccessfully in the 2024 primary. He served in the U.S. Army from 1982 to 1986. He then became a sergeant for the
UWS floating classroom almost ready to set sail (opens the original)
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Sometime inthe next few months, the University of Wisconsin-Superior is set to debut a new classroom that is unlike any other: it has two levels, its own hybrid energy power source and expansive windows with unparalleled views. That’s because they look out from and within Lake Superior. It’s the Sadie Ann — a 65-foot vessel described as a floating classroom that will be used for both research and instruction. “Its goal is to get folks out onto the water,” said Matthew TenEyck, director of the La
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