Stevens Point
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Local park seeks playground funding, asks for community support
By Taylor Hale STEVENS POINT – Members of the Stevens Point Kiwanis Club and Friends of Emerson Park groups are asking the community to help them ... -
From Meleesa Johnson: Church Street Deserves Better Than Signs
By Meleesa Johnson, President, Stevens Point Common Council You’ve probably seen the political signs about maintaining the status quo on Church Street. Slogans may not be ... -
Neighborhood works to improve community landscaping
By Taylor Hale STEVENS POINT – A local neighborhood is putting the beauty back into their boulevard. John Schultz of Schultz Energy Consulting was tired of ... -
UW-Stevens Point department of theatre and dance to bring ‘Passage’ to its three campuses
For the Gazette STEVENS POINT – A play that asks questions about nationalism and how we interact with people from other places will be performed in ... -
Pacelli tennis bests Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln
By Julie Schooley STEVENS POINT – The Pacelli Cardinals Girl’s Tennis team hosted Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln on Sept. 20 and took a win, besting the visiting ... -
Pointers sweep Hamline, Simpson to move win streak to Eight
For the Gazette LA CROSSE – The UW-Stevens Point volleyball team (10-2) rolled to a pair of straight-sets victories at the UWL Tournament to extend its ... -
Panther football wins fourth consecutive contest
By Julie Schooley STEVENS POINT – The SPASH Panthers hosted Wisconsin Valley Conference (WVC) rival Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln on Sept. 17 and earned their fourth consecutive ... -
St. Michael’s Hospital welcomes dermatologist Abigail Taub, MD
For the City Times STEVENS POINT – St. Michael’s Hospital is pleased to welcome Abigail Taub, MD. Dr. Taub is a board-certified dermatologist. She earned her ... -
Business 51 project plans approved by city leaders
By Taylor Hale STEVENS POINT – City leaders voted 9-1 to approve 30 percent of the design phase for the Business 51 corridor, with Alder Jeremy ... -
Red Cross initiative aims to increase blood availability for patients with sickle cell disease
For the Gazette WAUSAU – When patients living with sickle cell disease face a sickle cell crisis, blood transfusions can make a lifesaving difference. That’s why ...
