Author: Antigo Times
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DHS Launches Monkeypox Data Page
Today the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) launched a new webpage containing state data on monkeypox cases and vaccine administration. The release is part of ongoing efforts ... -
AREA BOWLING SCORES FOR 10-3-22
NORTHLAND LADIES WEDNESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE BOWLING 9-14-22 Summ Bowlers 798, 873, 758 = 2429; H&R Block 815, 828, 789 = 2432; Arlen’s TV & Appliance 750, ... -
Antigo High School Athlete of the Week
Submitted by: Coach Dave Zalewski Athletes Name: Evie Trabant McKenna Sport: Girl’s Tennis Description: Evie is always “present at practices.” She is engaged in the process ... -
Community Calendar for 10-3-22 through 10-10-22
Community Events Antigo Area Community Food Pantry 11am-1pm Wednesdays & 1pm-3pm Fridays, 2120Progress Blvd., Antigo. We ask that all individuals wishing to use the Food Pantrywait ... -
ANTIGO POLICE & LANGLADE CO SHERIFF REPORTS 10-3-22
ANTIGO POLICE REPORTS Tuesday, September 13th Officers responded to a report of a suspicious person at Lincoln Street and 5th Avenue. The caller told officers that ... -
A colorful fall hike on the Ice Age National Scenic Trail in Langlade County is Saturday, October 8th
The hike organized by the Langlade County Ice Age FOR ANTIGO TIMES Trail Chapter is open to the public. Interested persons and groups should meet at ... -
Ice Age Trail Alliance Receives National Park Foundation Grant to Hire Wisconsin Conservation Corps (WisCorps) Crew
FOR ANTIGO TIMES Earlier this year, the National Park Foundation (NPF) announced its fiscal year 2022 investment in service corps programs across the country. This grant program helps support ... -
Northcentral Technical College Announces FAFSA Nights in Antigo
Attend for free, professional help applying for financial aid FOR ANTIGO TIMES Northcentral Technical College (NTC) is pleased to announce two upcoming events designed to assist ... -
What to Know about Sepsis
FROM ASPIRUS HEALTH Every year at least 1.7 million adults in the U.S. develop sepsis, a potentially deadly condition that is striking more and more Americans ... -
First Human Case of West Nile Virus in Wisconsin
Continue to prevent mosquito bites until the first hard frost FROM THE WISCONSIN DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES The Wisconsin Department of Health services (DHS) is reminding ...
