The pulse of the Northwoods.
There were only a couple of county-level contested races in the Northwoods. In Price County, Robert Hawn won the Republican primary for County Sheriff, according to unofficial election results.
Read the full report at WXPR 91.7 FMHeadlines from across the region. We aggregate and link back to the newsroom that reported each one. We never republish their story.
The City of Rhinelander surpassed voter turnout from the last two partisan primary elections by a couple hundred votes. More than 1,500 people in Rhinelander voted in Tuesday’s primary.
via WXPR 91.7 FMUnder today's edition sits the standing record of the place: every town, every governing body, every notice, gathered and cited.
244 places profiled
Every town and community across 8 counties, each number cited to the record.
Explore5,652 public meetings
County and town boards, and when they meet, linked to the original minutes.
Explore11,747 notices held
A lasting memorial index, each notice linked to the funeral home that published it.
Explore1,316 upcoming
Gathered from chambers, venues, and town calendars across the region.
ExploreSovereign nations, not counties. Each keeps its own government, its own record, and its own voice. We link to them; we never speak for them.
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