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‘Mary’s Dinner’: Nokomis FD holds annual awards banquet

Earlier this month, the Nokomis Volunteer Fire Department held its annual "Mary's Dinner" awards banquet.

WPS Foundation accepting Rewarding Responders grant applications

The Wisconsin Public Service (WPS) Foundation is accepting applications for its Rewarding Responders grant program.

Aspirus Tomahawk Hospital recently announced that it received a donation from a local cancer support group to help expand mammogram screenings for individuals who are underinsured or uninsured.

On average, nearly two million brain cells die every minute a stroke goes untreated, making early recognition and treatment critical. During May, American Stroke Month, the Stroke Association is highlighting the importance of recognizing stroke warning signs and understanding how early treatment and prevention can make a meaningful difference when it matters most.

National Day of Prayer event held in Tomahawk

The Associated Clergy of Tomahawk held a National Day of Prayer event at Veterans Memorial Park in Tomahawk on Thursday, May 7.

As reported by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office Monday, May 11, 2026.

Sheriff’s Office SRT conducts training at Rod’s Towing

Last week, the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office Special Response Team (SRT) thanked Rod’s Towing and Service LLC in Merrill for allowing the team to utilize their facility for training.

Earlier this month, a School District of Tomahawk student club hosted an event aimed at spreading mental health awareness.

TAIV receives contribution from StrongBodies

StrongBodies of Tomahawk recently made a donation of $1,500.00 to the Tomahawk Area Interfaith Volunteers (TAIV).

Succeed Independence presents TFD with painted bricks

Late last month, the Succeed Independence Tomahawk Teamworks group presented the Tomahawk Fire Department (TFD) with bricks they painted.

As warmer weather returns, Aspirus Health is sharing information to help Midwest residents avoid back and neck injuries when tackling spring projects.

Main Street proposes new downtown streetscape redesign project

Tomahawk Main Street Inc. is proposing a project to redesign the streetscape in downtown Tomahawk.

As reported by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office Monday, May 4, 2026.

Little Rice man charged in hit-and-run case

A 59-year-old Little Rice man made his initial appearance in Oneida County Circuit Court on Friday, May 1, facing felony charges stemming from an incident in which a woman was allegedly pinned between two vehicles and suffered severe injuries – with her young grandchild ultimately coming to her aid.

City, county partnering on temporary repairs to W. Somo Ave.

A deteriorating stretch of road in the City of Tomahawk will receive temporary repairs in the coming weeks.

With a record number of volunteers taking part in the Adopt-A-Highway cleanup program, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) is reminding drivers to stay alert, slow down when approaching roadside work and move over when possible to help keep volunteers safe.

Sheriff’s Office identifies individual involved in fatal incident near Tomahawk

The Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office has identified the individual who was involved in a fatal incident near Tomahawk last week.

LCHD offering limited-time arsenic water testing

Arsenic water testing will be available through the Lincoln County Health Department (LCHD) for a limited time.

Tomahawk Music on the River (TMOR) this week announced its 2026 summer concert schedule, and it’s set to feature both new acts and returning favorites.

Scrub-A-Dub vacuum proceeds supporting Kinship

Kinship of Tomahawk recently announced that proceeds from a vacuum at Scrub-A-Dub Car Wash in Tomahawk go directly to the community’s youth mentorship program.

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