Numerous area veterans, including several from the Tomahawk area, are slated to take next week’s Never Forgotten Honor Flight (NFHF) to Washington, D.C., to see the memorials that honor their service.
A man charged in the 2024 death of a Lincoln Hills School counselor has withdrawn his pleas in the case.
Local Cub and Boy Scouts took part in a Memorial Day service in Tomahawk this week.
For a limited time, community members can obtain a free carbon monoxide (CO) detector through the Lincoln County Health Department (LCHD).
Last week, Lincoln County Emergency Management (LCEM) announced that it has led a countywide Wisconsin Disaster Fund reimbursement coordination effort in the wake of severe winter weather.
Last week, Harley-Davidson Tomahawk Operations announced that it made donations to Hometown Christmas, Ties that Bind Us, the Lincoln County Humane Society, Music on the River and GiGi’s Playhouse.
As reported by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office Monday, May 25, 2026.
A beloved Tomahawk icon can once again be seen by residents and visitors alike.
The Tomahawk Regional Chamber of Commerce this week announced that registration is open for its 2026 National Night Out event.
Tomahawk Main Street Inc. last week thanked a group of volunteers who placed benches along W. Wisconsin Ave.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is warning consumers of another wave of fraud attempts where scammers pretend to be from WisDOT.
When a patient in respiratory failure grasped for air in a northern Wisconsin emergency department, Ciana Rose saw more than a medical crisis. As clinicians prepared to intubate, she reviewed the patient’s chart and saw a long history of trauma and substance use. In that moment, the connection became clear. The physical emergency in front of her was only part of the story.
Kinship of Tomahawk last week accepted a grant from the Wisconsin Realtor Foundation.
This May, Mental Health Awareness Month, Emplify Health is hoping to raise awareness not only for those struggling with mental health, but also for the resources available to combat those struggles.
As reported by the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office Monday, May 18, 2026.
After holding an event to celebrate Elaine Koth’s lifetime of dedication and community spirit, the Tomahawk Area Historical Society shared several tributes to Koth from the event.
The Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) last week announced that Wisconsin ranked number one throughout the country for the most prescription medications collected during the spring 2026 Drug Take Back collection.
This week, the Tomahawk Police Department gave Trig’s Tomahawk a shoutout for their recognition of Police Week.
A pair of local organizations who have teamed up to reboot a project that had been shelved for a number of years are now looking to expand the initiative even further.
A member of the Tomahawk Lions Club was recognized at a recent meeting.