Good morning, Wausau.

Paul Voight, a volunteer from Marshfield, is flying from Central Wisconsin Airport to help build shelters in Anchorage as typhoon relief efforts continue after Typhoon Halong.

His 25th deployment will last two to three weeks—he is part of the Red Cross team helping evacuees rebuild their lives.

The Community Foundation of North Central Wisconsin has launched the Women’s Fund for Marathon County to help nonprofits that offer leadership, safety, childcare, and economic stability for women and girls—so far they have raised $420,000 and will continue to seek support to reach an endowment goal of just over $1 million.

The Red Cross is sending hundreds of volunteers to Alaska after flooding from Typhoon Halong, and Paul Voigt of Marshfield is flying out from Central Wisconsin Airport for his 25th deployment.

He will work for two weeks at a relief base to help feed up to 4,000 people daily—more volunteers are still needed for ongoing relief efforts.

After over 90 years as a Wausau landmark, Gary and Andrea Granger took over Baesman's Shoes and Clothing in June and added a women's safety-toed shoe section while keeping boots, hunting gear, flannels, and blankets in stock.

The new owners say meeting local people is their best reward+ and they invite customers to visit the store for current deals.

Ghost tours returned on Friday and are happening today as visitors explore downtown Wausau’s paranormal history.

The 90-minute tour starts at the Wausau Elks Lodge #248 and includes character reenactments at sites—tickets cost $10 with proceeds supporting local charities.

Improv comedians Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood will perform their unscripted show—Asking for Trouble—at The Grand Theater on October 23.

The family-friendly show will let the audience shape the jokes and games, and tickets remain available.

Work on Hwy 29 west of Wausau is set to finish by late October, the Wisconsin DOT said Friday—crews will complete a section from Purple Martin Rd to the Little Rib River by October 27 and finish a second stretch from Cty Hwy E to the Clark County line by October 31.

This work includes lane closures while crews apply treatments and update pavement markings.

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection confirmed that a 5-month-old colt in Marathon County tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis — the first confirmed horse case this year in the state — and it urges horse owners to vaccinate and reduce mosquito breeding sites.

The DATCP announced Friday that a 5-month-old colt in Marathon County tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis, marking the first case this year.

The virus is spread by mosquitoes and is usually fatal for horses — officials stressed it cannot be passed to people — and raises concerns for equine health.

A WIAA Week 9 playoff bubble preview showed that the bracket reveal show was broadcast yesterday—highlighting key details for upcoming playoff matchups.

The release set the stage for what fans can expect as teams prepare for the next rounds.

Live Music at Bull Falls Brewing Co.

5:30-8:30 p.m. — Bull Falls Brewing Co. — Free entry — Catch OPEN TAB playing live and enjoy a vibrant atmosphere at this local brewery.

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church 60th Anniversary Blood Drive Part 2

6 p.m. — Lazy Acres Manufactured Home Community — Free — Celebrate community spirit and help save lives by donating blood.

Mosaic Holiday Portrait Sessions

3:20-7 p.m. — Rise Up Central Wisconsin — $35 minimum donation — Capture cherished family moments in festive holiday portraits and support a great cause.