Mark your calendars for the 18th Annual Clark County “Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour”- 2025 Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it! Clark County is known as the “Greenhouse Capital of Wisconsin” with over 40 greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of the most stunning flowers and plants - hand potted, nurtured and carefully combined to create magical and unforgettable beauty for your home, business, or special place. Bring a truck and load up on all the stunning garden art, plus seasonal creations. Spring through Fall we have it all and even more than you can imagine! Journey through our beautiful countryside as a group or an outing with your best friend. Take an adventure and shop in our newly expanded greenhouses to get your piece of beauty and aroma. There is something for everyone - annuals, perennials, vegetables, herbs, grasses, trees, shrubs, hostas, daylilies, mums, fairy garden supplies, pumpkins, corn mazes, garden art, home décor, and so much more! Don’t forget to talk with our Garden Center experts while you’re here and get advice to help with all your planting, harvesting, and landscaping needs. Discover the beauty of Clark County year-round. Come back in late summer and fall and pickup bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet. Unwind at one of our many pumpkin patches or take a scavenger hunt through a corn maze. We have stunning fall colors and everything else that makes Clark County “The Hub of the Harvest” in Wisconsin. While you’re here Indulge in shopping at unique, shabby chic boutiques plus, quilt and artist specialty shoppes. Bring the entire family or friends and savor the “Taste of Clark County” by visiting specialty cheese and meat shops, farmers markets, hometown restaurants and supper clubs, roadside stands, orchards, winery, honey, and maple syrup shops. Come stay and play at any of our scenic campgrounds, comfy community hotels and Airbnb’s scattered throughout the countryside. Also, enjoy wonderful music venues galore. Clark County Welcomes You. For a brochure call: 715-255-9100, info@clarkcountyedc.org or www.clarkcountywi.org

We’re happy to share the Summer Food Schedule for our community. Free breakfast and lunch will be available at various D.C. Everest area school locations starting June 9th through August 29th, with specific dates and times for each site listed in the attached flyer. Multiple Locations Free Breakfast and Lunch June–August (see flyer for details) Closed on Fridays and July 4th at some locations No registration is required—just stop by!  

Join us Saturday July 26, 2025 at E.L.M. Repair for the annual Edgar FFA Alumni & Supporters Tractor and Truck Pull. Admission is $10. Antique tractors start at 11:00 am leading into hot farm. Truck classes start around 2:00 pm. Contact the people on the flier with any questions you may have regarding rules or if you have general questions about the class. Plenty of food, beverages and pulling action. Remember to bring a lawn chair! Spread the word and let's make this pull a huge success once again!

Sawyer Brown at the WI Valley Fair in Wausau, WI on Tuesday, July 29th 2025!    Reserved seats on sale Friday, April 4 at 8 AM.

  Annual Camp Hope Golf Outing August 1, 2025   4 person scramble Registration begins at 9:00am Shotgun start at 10:30am $125 – Golf, Cart, Gifts, Box Lunch and Catered Dinner Cocktails/Social at 3:30pm Dinner at 4:30pm Program/Awards at 5:00pm Awesome raffle prizes Prizes for winning teams and flag events for men and women Complimentary range balls   www.camphopeforkids.org  

  Market Animal Show and Sale    Aug 02, 2025 | 11:00 AM The sale will take place in the multipurpose building.

Over 250 Art & Craft Exhibits Flea Market, Sidewalk & Bake Sales & Live Music · Food & Refreshments · 50/50 Raffle Loon Calling Contest - 1:30pm in front of the Mercer Town Hall on Railroad Street

Get ready for two days of summer fun at the St. Bronislava Belltower Bash — Saturday, August 9th and Sunday, August 10th! Saturday brings a Latina Fiesta with Mexican food, music, cold drinks, and family games. Then on Sunday, enjoy a Classic Cookout, Bingo, fire truck display, and live music by DAM Country! Enter to win the $3,000 Main Raffle Prize! Join us under the belltower for food, fun, and fellowship at the Belltower Bash!

Come join in the fun with a full day of food, games and music. Mass at 10 am with Resch Gospel Singers followed by music by Lovin' Country 11-3. Cash Drawing and Meat Raffle.

Wrap up your day at the Chamber's Fun@5 events to build your personal and professional networks in a relaxed, fun setting. This special complimentary event for members will include a cookout with food, beverages and desserts from various Chamber members. Attendees can park in a limited number of spaces at the depot. Additional parking can be found in the library's lower lot, the lots at the county buildings to the east of the Wausau Whitewater course and in the former JCPenney parking ramp. Must be 21 to attend. This is a free event for members, but registration is required. Non-members may attend for $25.

History is Fun! That is definitely the case at our annual Kid’s History Day Friday, August 22 from 9 AM-3 PM. Hosted by the Marathon County Historical Society (MCHS), we will explore “History through the Decades” From orange shag rug to poodle skirts, we will experience the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s with fun and interactive activities including touring an historic home, model trains, learning the hustle, visiting downtown locations and much more. Kid’s History Day is designed for elementary and middle school students, ages 7-13. We create our programs with something for every age splitting the group at some points to provide at least two different age-appropriate activities. We’ll provide snacks and all supplies for the day. Children must bring a cold lunch, water bottle, weather appropriate clothes and sturdy shoes. They can be dropped off at the Woodson History Center (410 McIndoe Street Wausau) starting at 9 am but no later than 9:15 am. Lunch is approximately noon. The event ends at 3 pm and children must be picked up at the Woodson History Center before 3:30 pm. Reserve your spot at $10/child by visiting https://www.ticketsource.com/mchstickets. Please fill out a registration form and return to the Marathon County Historical Society (410 McIndoe St. Wausau, WI 54403) by no later than Friday, Aug 15th to guarantee a spot, as space is limited to 30 participants. For more information, contact MCHS at 715-842-5750, visit www.marathoncountyhistory.org or our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/MarathonCountyHistory.

Wrap up your day at the Chamber's Fun@5 events to build your personal and professional networks in a relaxed, fun setting. Hosts of these events will offer adult beverages, appetizers and plenty of fun in a comfortable atmosphere to help you make connections. You'll also have a chance to win great door prizes! Must be 21 to attend. This is a free event for members with online registration, $10 for members (at the door), $20 for non-members (online), $25 for non-members (at the door).

Jason Aldean, Nate Smith, Raelynn and Dee Jay Silver to the Resch on Friday, September 5th.

4/9 Wednesday (Radio Pre Sale) 8 am cst – 4/11 Code: LUKEFARM25 4/11 Public On sale 8 am cst   Parking begins at 2pm Entry begins at 5pm Show starts at 6pm All times are approximate and subject to change.   Location Klondike Farms 4562 State Road 92 Brooklyn, WI 53521  

ERIC CHURCH - SEPTEMBER 25th at the Resch Center, Green Bay, WI  Presale Info: Tuesday, May 6th at 10am local time – Thursday, May 8th at 10pm local time To buy tickets before the general public, your listeners can register for the Registration Presale. To register, please visit ericchurch.com and sign up for your desired date. You will receive a code shortly before the presale begins on May 6th for a chance to purchase. Public Onsale: Friday, May 9th at 10am local time

The Marathon County Historical Society Vintage Game Night is the First Friday of each month from 5:30-8:30 pm at the Woodson History Center (410 Mcindoe St. Wausau). We have 100's of vintage games (past and present) to choose from and people can come and go as they please. Free popcorn as always! You can even bring your own game to play. Hungry Hungry Hippos, Monopoly, Uno, Clue, card games, team games, children’s games and even the popular Chicken Nugget game! We’ve got something for everyone. August 1st and November 7th will be our quarterly Vintage Video Game Night co-sponsored by the Wisconsin Computer Club so don't miss your favorites from Atari to Sega. For more information, please contact the Marathon County Historical Society at 715-842-5750 or visit our website at www.marathoncountyhistory.org.

Join attendees from across the state for the 11th Annual Women's Leadership Conference. Individuals at every age and every stage of their professional lives (from entry level to senior leadership) are invited to attend this high-impact, interactive leadership conference. The 2026 Women's Leadership Conference is designed to provide attendees with powerful framework and tools to grow professionally and personally and become more effective leaders and the best version of themselves. The conference is developed by a group of women with the intention of energizing, supporting, developing and educating women leaders and those who desire to become leaders. Returning in 2026, a VIP Networking Event will be held the night before the Conference, on Tuesday, January 20. More details on this event will be available in the coming months! Featured speakers: TBA Schedule: TBA Price: Early Bird Pricing for members is $179 (through October 31, 2025). The non-member Early Bird rate for an individual is $199. Registration at the Early Bird Rate for members for a table of eight is $1,500 The VIP Reception is an additional $55 for members and an additional $75 for non-members.