*Community Events*

Antigo Area Community Food Pantry September 26^th 11am-1pm (Wednesdays) & September 28^th 1pm-3pm (Fridays), 2120 Progress Blvd., Antigo (715) 623-1103.

Elcho Area Community Food Pantry September 24^th & October 1^st 10:30am-12:30pm (Mon.), September 26^th 4-6pm (Wed.), 11224 Antigo St., Elcho. Call (715) 610-5886 for more information.

 Hanson’s Corn Maze Monday-Saturday through October 31^st 8am-5pm Mon.-Fri., Sat. 9am-4pm Hanson’s Garden Village, 2660 Cty. Rd. G, Rhinelander. Come to Hanson’s fun indoor pumpkin patch and pick out everything for your fall decor needs! We keep our pumpkins inside to protect them from frost and keep them lasting throughout the season. Bring your kids to play in our free Children’s Straw Bale Maze while you shop! Come experience Rhinelander’s own corn maze! Over 2 acres of fun with a challenging scavenger hunt! Can you find all 15 checkpoints hidden in our labyrinth? $5 entrance fee. Children 2 & under free. Also, On Saturdays, enjoy our corn maze combined with a tractor hay ride! $7 per person – Children 2 & under free for a corn maze combined with a tractor hay ride! Hop on our hay wagon and get pulled behind our tractor through our field to enjoy the fall colors!  See our new Scottish Longhorn Cattle including two baby calves! For more information, please call 715-365-2929 or go to www.hansonsgardenvillage.com.

 Mahjong at the Langlade County Senior Center September 24^th 1-3pm Langlade County Senior Center, 1225 Langlade Rd., Antigo. Come and learn how to play. For more information, please call 715-627-6632.

Coffee Klatch for Seniors September 25^th & September 27^th (Every Tues. & Thur.) 9-11am Langlade County Senior Center, 1225 Langlade Rd., Antigo. Come and enjoy some coffee and conversation with others. For more information, please call 715-627-6632.

Strong Bones with Kathy September 25^th & September 27^th (Every Tues. & Thur.) 9-10am Langlade County Senior Center, 1225 Langlade Rd., Antigo. Strong Bones is an ongoing strength training program designed to help adults become or stay fit, strong & healthy. Individuals will improve muscle strength, bone density, self-confidence, sleep and vitality. Also, participants have shown a decreased risk of diabetes, heart disease, arthritis, depression & obesity. Classes are offered for an hour, twice a week.  Pre-register by calling the Aging and Disability Resource Center at 715-627-6232.

Stepping On Workshop September 11^th-October 23^rd (Tuesdays) 10am-Noon Peace Lutheran Church, 300 Lincoln St., Antigo. Take a Stepping On workshop. Stepping On can help you avoid dangerous and costly falls, so you can keep doing the things that you love to do. In just 7 weeks, you will learn to identify & remove or avoid fall hazards in your home and outside, learn how vision, hearing, medication & footwear affect your risk of falling, learn strength & balance exercises you can adapt to your individual level and learn to get back up on your feet the right way if you do fall. You’ll regain the confidence to stay active in your community and do the things you want to do. Suggested contribution for the 7 week session is $10. To register, contact The Aging & Disability Resource Center at 715-627-6232.

Library Gaming Club September 25^th 3:30-5pm Antigo Public Library, 617 Clermont St., Antigo. Come and play games! Multiplayer video games and board games both classic and modern. For more information, please call 715-623-3724.

Basic Welding Classes September 25^th & 27^th 5:30-8:30pm Northcentral Technical College – Antigo Campus, 312 Forrest Ave., Antigo. Northcentral Technical College (NTC) will be hosting a basic welding course designed to help you learn the proper welding techniques in a variety of processes. The session(s) will feature customized instruction in specific areas of interest.  This provides the most flexibility for you to learn in the areas that you most prefer. The cost is $75. For more information, go to https://www.ntc.edu/academics-training/courses/welding/basic-welding/24583 or call 715-623-7601.

 Blood Pressure Clinic September 26^th 9am-Noon Antigo Fire Department, 700 Edison St., Antigo. For more information, please call Lisa Vollmar at 715-350-7315.

Immunization Clinic September 26^th 9am-4pm Langlade County Health Department, 1225 Langlade Road, Antigo. The immunization clinic is available to provide childhood immunizations & adult vaccinations. The vaccinations are FREE to children 2 months – 18 years of age if you have Medical Assistance or no insurance. Adult vaccinations are available some with a minimal fee or FREE if you have MC or MA. Contact the Health Department at 715-627-6250 for more information or to see if you are in need of any vaccinations.

Facebook Basics September 26^th 10am-Noon Northcentral Technical College, 312 Forrest Ave., Antigo. This course will provide all the tools needed to use Facebook with ease, from setting up an account, to safely interacting with others.  It also lays the ground work for those seeking to use Facebook as a promotional tool for their business. The cost if the class is $15. For more information, please call 715-623-7601.

Preschool Story Time September 26^th 10:30-11:15am Antigo Public Library, 617 Clermont St., Antigo. Join us for story time at the Antigo Public Library! This is a great way for kids who haven’t started school yet to meet & socialize with peers. Every week we’ll read 2 or 3 books together as well as doing some songs & movement. We also do a simple craft or coloring page that helps kids develop creativity & motor skills, & occasionally (attendance permitting) other activities such as parachute play.  This event is geared towards preschoolers, but older or younger kids are welcome to attend as well.

Bingo at the Langlade Co. Senior Center September 26^th 1-2:30pm Langlade County Senior Center, 1225 Langlade Rd., Antigo.

 Smartphone & Ipad Basics September 26^th 1-3pm Northcentral Technical College, 312 Forrest Avenue, Antigo. Not sure how to use your new electronic device or just want to learn more about technology?  This course will teach you how to use your smartphone, tablet, iPod, iPhone or iPad device.  You will learn how to setup your device, basic maneuvering and how to download apps.  Attendees are encouraged to bring their own devices. The cost is $15. For more information, please call 715-623-7601.

Elcho United Church of Christ Men’s Club Dinner September 26^th 4-7pm The Jack Lamar Memorial/Elcho Community Pavilion, N11283 Dorr Street, Elcho, “Italian Night”, lasagna & spaghetti, garlic bread, Caesar salad, dessert and coffee! Drawing for winner of UTV! Bar opens at 4 pm, serving food at 5! Cost is $12. For more information, please call Warren Wagner at 715-275-3134 or 715-216-1344.

Zion Lutheran’s Annual Salad Supper September 26^th 4-6pm Zion Lutheran Church, 1254 S. Union St., Shawano. For more information, please call 715-526-2445.

Antigo Pride/Elk’s Spaghetti Dinner September 26^th 5-8pm Elk’s Club, 622 Clermont St., Antigo. Cost is $7 per plate. Carry-outs will be available. Football players & cheer team eat free when they bring their parents. All proceeds go to Antigo Pride.

Mastering Diabetes Summit September 26^th 5pm Antigo Public Library, 617 Clermont St., Antigo. Mastering Diabetes Summit featuring four Video Speakers.  Presentation will begin at 5pm at the Antigo Public Library.  A light lunch will be served. September 26: Rip Esselyn, October 10: Dr. Joel Fuhrman, October 24: Dr. Ron Weiss. To register please call Nett Janssen at 715-850-0734.

The Stone Soup Brothers Gospel Music September 26^th 6-8pm New Horizons United Methodist Church, 400 E. Front. St., Wittenberg.

ArtStart’s School of the Arts Legacy Program September 27^th-30^th 8am-8pm Treehaven Education & Conference Center, W2540 Pickerel Creek Rd., Tomahawk. A wide range of classes to stretch the imagination, further an artist’s career or practice, and a community to meet other regional artists. We will offer writing, painting, dance, pottery, and professional development classes. Please call 715-453-4106 for more information.

Play & Learn September 27^th 9:30-11am N4013 Hwy. 45, Antigo. Play & Learn is a weekly play group program for parents, caregivers & children from birth to age 5. Staff will provide a parent lesson, an activity for parents & children to do together.  The activity will build skills for school readiness & milestone achievement. Quarterly Ages & Stages questionnaires are made available to parents & caregivers to assist families in helping their children to reach age based development milestones. Join the conversation on Facebook – Northwood’s Family Resource Centers http://www.facebook.com/NorthwoodsFRCN. For more information, please call 715-627-1414.

 Cards, Dominoes & Game Playing Program September 27^th (Every Thurs.) 1-4pm Langlade County Senior Center, 1225 Langlade Rd., Antigo. Have you been looking for someone to play cards & games with?  Here is your chance to meet others and share your love for cards, dominoes & games. For more information, please call 715-627-6632.

Community Homecoming Pep Assembly September 27^th 6pm Schofield Stadium, 1305 5^th Ave., Antigo. Immediately following the JV football game. Students will be competing in a variety of games for spirit week points. Parents may even be asked to join in too. There will be cheering, class competitions, performances by the boy’s dance teams and other fun events to get fired up for the homecoming game on Friday.

Bariatric Surgery Seminar September 27^th 6-8pm Quality Inn & Suites, 104 Airport Rd., Shawano. Prevea Health in Shawano will host a bariatric surgery seminar at the Quality Inn & Suites. Anyone interested in learning more about bariatric surgery for weight loss is invited to attend this free event. Dr. Hassanain Jassim, bariatric and general surgeon at Prevea Health, will provide a presentation on bariatric surgery options and attendees will have a chance to ask questions and meet the Prevea bariatric surgery team. Those wishing to attend must pre-register by calling 920-436-1358 by Tuesday, Sept 25. For more information about bariatric surgery options at Prevea Health, visit www.prevea.com/bariatrics.

Barn Dance Fundraiser for Non-Profits September 28^th 6-10:30pm Koeller Century Farm, W7950 Oak Avenue, Shawano. Barn Dance Fundraiser for non-profits, cash bar, raffles, games, BBQ Supper 6-8pm (advance tickets only), music & dancing with Burnt Toast & Jam, 6-10:30pm.

Backtrack September 28^th 7:30-9pm Nicolet College Theatre, 5364 College Dr., Rhinelander. A YouTube sensation with performances at Carnegie Hall, Backtrack is a five-person a cappella group based in New York that explores the power of the human voice through unique vocal arrangements, tight harmonies, and world-class beatboxing. They infuse heart and humor into every performance and push the limits of a cappella by creating impressive covers of past and present pop music, writing inspiring original compositions, and daring to take on unexpected genres such as classical and electronic music. Admission is $15. For more information, please call 715-365-4512 or go to www.nicoletcollege.edu.

Harmonious Wail September 28^th 7:30-9:30pm Three Lakes Center for the Arts, 1760 Superior Street, Three Lakes. These purveyors of Americana infused Gypsy Jazz just celebrated their 30th Anniversary & are continuing to take their listeners on a ride ranging from the music of the Hot Club sounds of Paris to the deepest blues of the Memphis Delta to the folk scenes across “every town” America into their 4th decade of existence. The Wail are sublime entertainers, great educators & they’ve mastered the art of lifting spirits. Tickets are $20 for adults & $5 for children. For more information, go to www.tlcfa.org.

 Antigo Farmer’s Market September 29^th 8am-Noon Heinzen Pavilion, 603 6th Avenue, Antigo. All produce is locally grown by the vendor who sells them. Shopping at the Antigo Farmer’s Market is a great way to get local, in season food, and make connections with the people that grew it.

Eli’s Stick it to Cancer Run/Walk September 29^th 8am Peaceful Valley Park, 420 Field St., Antigo. Breakfast from 8-11am, 1K-5K-10K Run/Walk at 9am. Eli’s Run/Walk is to raise awareness for childhood Cancer & Leukemia. The event will be timed and chipped. For more information or to register, go to eli.5k.run.

Eli’s Warriors Blood Drive September 29^th 8am-Noon 420 Peaceful Valley Park, 420 Field St., Antigo. To schedule your appointment, visit www.communityblood.org, click on “Donate,” then “Find a Blood Drive”, enter OT39 as the Sponsor Code. If you have any questions, please call or text Julie at 715-216-2812 or [email protected].

Jack Lake Trail Run September 29^th 8-11:30am Jack Lake Veterans Memorial Park Mountain Bike Trail, N8375 Park Road, Deerbrook. There will be a free, 1m kids run, followed by a 5k and a 7.5mi trail run. Kids run starts at 8:30am, mass start for the 5k and 7.5 mi at 9am. The kids’ run is free, but registration information will be required. Cost for the 5k and 7.5mi are the same: $25 August 1, through day-of registrations. If you are looking for more information about the trails, check out LAMBA’s Facebook page.

54^th Annual Beef-A-Rama September 29^th 8am-4pm. Downtown, Minocqua. For over 50 years, Beef-a-Rama has been a premiere event drawing visitors back year after year to join in on the one-of-a kind fun you can only find in the Northwoods. Roasters begin cooking their signature beefs before dawn. Herds of creative festival goers dressed in cow-themed costumes start packing downtown early for the 10K & 5K Rump Roast Run & Walk along Lake Minocqua, live music, & Prime Choice Craft Show featuring more than 70 vendors. Mooo-ve on down to Torpy Park to grab a roast beef sandwich & watch the Beef Eating Contest, Cow Pie Plop, & of course the famous Roaster Parade down main street! For more information, please call 715-356-5266.

Bike the Barn Quilts September 29^th 8am Memorial Athletic Field, at the corner of Main & Lieg St., Shawano. Bike, hike or run Shawano County. View the 8’x8’ folk art quilt squares on rides from 5-70 miles. There is also a free 5k run/walk. The 70 & 40 mile rides begin at 8am with all other rides starting at 9am. The run/walk begins at 9:30am. The 5k run/walk will be along the Mountain Bay Trail. The $25 registration fee includes a continental breakfast, participation incentive, lunch, maps, signed routes, food & water stations, SAG vehicles & music. Fun for all ages and skill levels. New for 2018, is a Friday night barn dance. The Barn Dance is on Friday, September 28^th from 6-10pm at W7950 Oak Ave., Shawano. For more information, please call 715-304-9796 or go to www.shawanopathways.org.

Prime Choice Craft Show September 29^th 9am-5pm Torpy Park, Minocqua. Close to 75 exhibitors set up rain or shine & sell a wide variety of unique handcrafted items. The artisans & craftsmen featured at the show are selected for their handmade craftsmanship & artistic talents. You will see original artwork, pottery, jewelry, tapestries, clothing, photography, wood creations & more. Live music & food concessions on the upper level of Torpy Park & throughout downtown Minocqua make this the place to be on the last weekend of September.

Langlade County 4-H Community Day September 29^th 9-11am Langlade County Resource Center, 837 Clermont St., Antigo. Langlade County 4-H invites you to come and experience what Langlade County 4-H has to offer. There will be activities, snacks, crafts, games and 4-H registration information. All ages are welcome to attend. If you have any questions about the 4-H program, contact Holly Luerssen at 715-627-6236.

Grampa’s Farm September 29^th-30^th 10am to 5pm N2613 Norwegian Road, Merrill. Also October 6^th, 7^th, 13^th & 14^th. Bring your family out to Grampa’s Farm to see how Grampa and Gramma ran the farm back in the day.  Have a chance at milking a cow, making toys, apple target practice, washing clothes, and so much more. Live animals available for kids to learn how to handle, hay bales for kids to crawl on, wagon rides, pumpkin patch, and corn maze. Activities all day long for the family to enjoy. $10 per person. Kids get to bring home a pumpkin.

Chili Blast September 29^th 10am-2pm Downtown (Main St.), Merrill. Come and take a stroll down the downtown streets of Merrill and enjoy different chilis!  Purchase your journey card and it will guide you to the different locations that are serving chili.  Once you have completed your journey, turn your card in and vote for your favorite. Please call 715-536-9474 for more information.

Porter’s Patch Farmtoberfest September 29^th & 30^th 11am-4pm W4314 Hwy. 156, Bonduel. Runs every Sat. & Sun thru the end of October, 11am to 4pm, weather permitting. The Little Pumpkin Village includes the 9 acre corn maze, hay rides, corn cob chuck, scarecrow making, pumpkin painting, petting zoo, pumpkin bowling & so much more!  Plenty of fall décor for all your decorating needs and all shapes and sizes of pumpkins too.  Squash, tomatoes, pie pumpkins and potatoes at the Farm Store. Visit www.PortersPatch.com for complete pricing and event listing. Food & beverages on the grounds.  Please call 715-758-8162 for more information.

Walls of Wittenberg Fall Art Show “The More The Merrier” Through October 7^th (Saturdays & Sundays) 11am-3pm September 22nd thru October 7^th WOWSPACE, 114 Vinal St., Wittenberg. This exceptional show will feature a variety of talented artists and their artwork:  painting – Alan Clough and Judy Pubanz, glassblowing – Hilary Rinke, fiber art – Jean Sredl,  jewelry – Angie Hendrikson, photography –  Jim Leuenberger and Focal Point Camera Club, graphite pencil – Emilee Lund, pottery, ceramic tiles, and woodworking – Carol and Bill Strand. Also part of the Miles of Art tour on October 6^th & 7^th. For more information, go to www.wallsofwittenberg.com.

Cowboy Reenactment & Lumberjack Steam Train Fall Festival September 29^th 11am Camp 5 Museum, 5068 US. Hwy. 8, Laona. Step back in time & come take part in a Wild West train robbery. An authentic cowboy reenactment & robbery of the Lumberjack Steam train. Come & ride the train & experience the Wild West up close. In addition to the train robbery, the group will form a posse that will bring the bandits to justice…or justice will be brought to the bandits! Also, enjoy the colors of Northern Wisconsin from the windows of the Lumberjack Steam Train. Come ride our award-winning Green Treasure Forest Tour, get lost in the corn maze, wander our pumpkin patch and check out the haunted slaughter house. There will also be face painting, a marshmallow roast and fresh apple cider to enjoy. An exciting event for children of all ages! For more information, go to www.camp5museum.org.

12^th Annual Toys For Joy Ride September 29^th 11am Prospect Lodge, Hwy. F, Lakewood. The ride is hosted by Prospect Lodge where registration starts at 11am, the ride takes off at noon. This event benefits area children through the Christmas Heart Tree Program sponsored by the Lakewood SuperValu. Food, raffles and more fun to follow at Prospect Lodge! For more information, please call Randy or Denise Jackett at 715-276-7222.

Cornhole Tournament September 29^th 12:30-5pm Heartbreaker’s, 950 Forrest Ave., Antigo. There will be a Cornhole Tournament at Heartbreakers Bar on Saturday, September 29 to help raise money for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention(AFSP). Entry fee is $25 per team(2 people) with a 30 team maximum. Payback will be 3/4 of the entry fee raised with 1/4 of it going to AFSP. Registration begins at 12:30 with the tournament starting at 1:15. Rules will be provided at a later date. There will also be a grid raffle for a cornhole board set and a 50/50 raffle and other raffle items with the proceeds going to AFSP. Contact Tammy Wilhelm with any questions. Kids can play, too! Thank you for your support!! Contact Tammy Wilhelm with any questions at 715-216-1548.

Spaghetti Dinner September 29^th 4:30-7:30pm Corpus Christi Center, 320 East Washington Ave., Tomahawk. Our Sister’s House will have their annual anniversary fundraiser. Join them at the St. Mary’s Corpus Christi Center for a spaghetti dinner which also includes salad, bread, beverage and dessert. Adult tickets are $10. Children tickets are $5. For more information, please call 715-453-1910 or go to http://www.kinshiptomahawk.org/

8^th Annual Harvest Fest Flea Market & Vintage and Collector Car Show September 30^th 7am-4pm Shawano County Fairgrounds, 990 E. Green Bay St., The event includes trophies & plaques, prizes, music, antiques, and flea market items. For more information, please call 715-526-9769 or go to www.zurkopromotions.com.

St. Wencelaus Parish Fall Festival September 30^th 10:30am St. Wencelaus Parish, N5340 Church Rd., Deerbrook. Mass at 10:30am featuring violin music performed by Troy Schafer. Food served at 11am. Serving our famous chicken booyah, barbeque & homemade pies. There will also be a bake sale, crafts, raffles, a silent auction and kid’s games & activities. For more information, please call 715-627-2126.

Zorba Paster Presentation September 30^th 2-3:30pm Nicolet College, 5364 College Drive, Rhinelander. Dr. Zorba Paster is an NPR host, broadcast journalist, author, university professor and practicing family profession, including one of the Dalai Lama’s personal physicians. Zorba’s down-to-earth, personal style makes his Saturday NPR show both entertaining and informative. Dr. Paster’s presentation will be based on his book, “The Longevity Code: Your Personal Prescription for a Longer, Sweeter Life.” He touches on five spheres that will impact a person’s life – physical, mental, social, spiritual, and material. Admission is free. Seating is limited. For more information, please call 715-365-4512 or go to www.nicoletcollege.edu.

*Meetings*

Antigo Public Library Policy Committee Meeting September 25^th 4:30-5pm Antigo Public Library, 617 Clermont St., Antigo.

Antigo Public Library Board Meeting September 25^th 5-7pm Antigo Public Library, 617 Clermont St., Antigo.

 Antigo Bike and Ski Club Fall Meeting September 25^th 6pm Vickie and the Vets, 1216 Elm St., Antigo. Pizza, salad and beverages will be served. Bring your ideas for winter fun!

Langlade Ice Age Trail Chapter Meeting September 25^th 7-9pm Langlade County Resource Center – Wolf River Room, 837 Clermont St., Antigo. Join us for our fall chapter meeting to learn what’s new on the Ice Age National Scenic Trail in Langlade County. Final planning for the October 9^th-14^th Mobile Skills Crew Project at Veterans Memorial Park is among other business items to be discussed. Contact the coordinator at 715-623-2645 for a copy of the agenda.

Hotel/Motel Room Tax Commission Meeting September 26^th 8:30am City Hall, 700 Edison St., Antigo.

 Antigo Optimist Club Meeting September 26^th 12-1pm North Star Lanes, 400 Prosser Place, Antigo.

Public Works Committee Meeting September 26^th 5:30pm City Hall, 700 Edison St., Antigo.

Committee of the Whole Meeting September 26^th 6:15pm City Hall, 700 Edison St., Antigo.

Economic Development Committee Meeting October 1^st 6pm City Hall, 700 Edison St., Antigo.

Groups*

Baby & Me Group September 24^th & October 1^st 1:00pm-2:00pm. Langlade Hospital, 112 East Fifth Avenue, Antigo. Langlade Birthing Center, second floor of the hospital. Facilitator: RN/International Board Certified Lactation Consultant. For more information please call 715-623-9280. No fee.

 AA Support Group (Open) September 27^th & September 29^th 7:00pm. Langlade Hospital, 112 East Fifth Avenue, Antigo. Langlade Hospital Conference Room 1022, adjacent to Chapel in the new hospital. Thursdays & Saturdays.

Narcotics Anonymous September 28^th 7:00pm. Langlade Hospital, 112 East Fifth Avenue, Antigo. Langlade Hospital Conference Room 1022, adjacent to Chapel in the Langlade Hospital.

AL-ANON Meeting September 24^th & October 1^st 1:30pm. Antigo Community Church – Quest Center – Room 1, 723 Deleglise Street, Antigo. Mondays at 1:30pm

Overeaters Anonymous September 24^th & October 1^st 7:00pm. St. Mary & Hyacinth Parish Center, Room 4, 819 3rd Avenue, Antigo. Mondays at 7:00pm.

Weight Watchers Meetings September 25^th 6:45am & 5:30pm United Methodist Church, 2034 5^th Ave., Antigo.

T.O.P.S. (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Support Group Chapter #950 September 25^th 4pm Antigo Community Church/School, 723 Deleglise St., Antigo.

T.O.P.S. (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Support Group September 27^th 5pm Steffen Memorial Home, 503 5^th Ave., Antigo.

NEWCOMERS – Nicolet Welcome Service has a FREE WELCOME PACKET filled with gift certificates and brochures from Antigo/Langlade County businesses. For a warm friendly welcome, call Christine at 715-627-2881 or go to www.nicoletwelcome.com.

 Langlade County Community Ceramics, a non-profit painting group that meets every Monday and Friday from 9am-Noon at Sts. Mary & Hyacinth, Classroom 8, 819 3rd Ave., Antigo.  Class cost is $3.00, to cover paint and anyone is welcome. We also take art-related field trips four times a year.

Antigo MOPS (Mothers Of Preschoolers), a chapter of international group that offers encouragement and support to moms of kids ages 0-5. We have relevant and interesting speakers, fun crafts, yummy food and free childcare while we meet. We meet the first and third Tuesday of the month, September to May, at Antigo Community Church (723 Deleglise St.) from 8:15-10:15 am. For more information please see www.facebook.com/antigomops

Zumba Gold is for those looking for a modified Zumba class that recreates the original moves at a lower intensity. Perfect for active older adults and first-timers! Classes are taught by ACE Certified Group Fitness Instructor Terri Johnson. LOCATIONS: Schroeder’s Fitness Studio, 700 S. Superior St., Antigo, Wed, 10am. Elcho School, Mon. & Wed., 4pm; Sat. 9am. First class is FREE. Follow @upnorthfitness at Facebook or visit terrijohnson.zumba.com for schedule changes.

Alzheimer’s Support Group September 27^th 1:30-3pm Langlade County Senior Center, 1225 Langlade Rd., Antigo. This Alzheimer’s Association caregiver support group will meet the 4th Thursday of each month. Kathy Boksa is the group’s facilitator. The meeting is open to all area families & caregivers. There is no charge. For more information, please call Kathy at 715-350-4210.