Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 24th of March.
Good morning, Wausau.
🏘️ Community
Amy Schulz brightens shoppers at Dollar Tree in Rib Mountain three days a week with her colorful style and genuine smile.
Despite living with multiple sclerosis for 30 years, she lifts spirits daily.
After serving the community for 50+ years, the 2510 Restaurant will close its doors on April 22.
The venue has been a key spot for local celebrations and events.
💼 Business
WSAW and WZAW were removed from DISH nearly two weeks ago after the network failed to secure a fair deal, leaving local viewers without CBS, FOX and CW shows, and DISH customers can help restore service by calling 877-2-KEEPUS.
📰 Economy
Visit Wausau (using Zartico data) reported more than 1.2 million visitors engaged in outdoor recreation over the past year, sustaining 100,000 jobs and boosting local revenue through activities like mountain biking, paddling, and hiking as tourists from nearby markets support the region's economy.
🏛️ Government
Spring Fish and Wildlife hearings are set for April 13 at 6 p.m. in every county to collect public input on managing Wisconsin's natural resources.
Residents may join local meetings or submit comments online until 6 p.m. on April 15.
📰 Real Estate
Marathon County home listings in February had a median price of $360,725, up from $359,950 last month and 17.7% higher than the $306,450 median from February last year.
Homes, averaging 1,862 sqft, spent 37 days on the market as 104 new listings were added.
🎉 Wausau Events
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11 AM - 1 PM — Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum — $5.00 — Explore the largest traveling exhibition of Tiffany lamps and uncover the art of spotting fakes.
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