Golf Shores Laona

06/03/2026

Hanging out near GSL lately...

05/18/2026

04/28/2026

Just a reminder that if you see a loon on the ground it is in trouble and needs immediate help. They cannot walk on land nor can they take off in flight due to their anatomy. They need to be in a large body of water to have a large enough runway to take flight.

04/22/2026

For those whitewater rafting fans, the Peshtigo is at an all time high and at a Class IV level !!! Ride one of the best rivers in America for Spring rafting.

🚨MAJOR HIGH WATER ALERT +45🚨

The Peshtigo is high and absolutely roaring!

The best part? You’re in good hands! Our experienced guides keep it safe and seriously fun from start to finish! 🌊

Book now at www.kosirs.com or at 715-927-3608!

📸: Michael Koppenhoefer

04/22/2026

Nicolet Country Club is open for the year!

It’s opening day!! Come out and enjoy the nice weather before the rain starts tonight! The front 9 is open…walking only, but we have pull carts available for you to use today.

03/14/2026

Forecast keeps going higher.🫣 now 24"-36"!

01/27/2026

Best season in years for snowmobiling up here!

01/04/2026

The new Potawatomi sledding hill is open!

01/02/2026

Snowmobile Trails open and in good condition on the first day of the year in Forest County! Another 3-6 inches of snow on the way for the weekend.

12/28/2025

FINAL CALL SNOWFALL FORECAST: A winter storm will bring areas of heavy snow to Wisconsin later today into Monday morning. Any rain occurring today will transition to snow from west to east across the state, beginning by early afternoon west of Eau Claire, reaching central Wisconsin between 3-6pm, and reaching eastern Wisconsin between 6pm-12am. Heavy snowfall rates exceeding 1 inch per hour will be possible this evening and overnight. Wind gusts of 30-45 mph will become possible tonight into the day Monday, leading to blowing and drifting of the snow. Additionally, a flash freeze will lead to a thin layer of ice underneath the snow as temperatures fall rapidly this evening.

⚠️Travel will become dangerous this evening and tonight due to the combination of heavy falling snow, breezy winds, and frigid temperatures. ⚠️

Snow exits Wisconsin from west to east Monday morning, with snow ending for all by 12pm (with the exception of far northern Wisconsin where some lake effect may linger). Winds will remain gusty into the day on Monday, which may make cleanup somewhat difficult due to additional blowing and drifting. High temperatures Monday afternoon will likely be in the teens.

INFORMAL FORECAST DISCUSSION: Main change to the snowfall forecast was to slightly increase amounts for almost everyone across central and northern Wisconsin. Forecast modeling remains consistent regarding the track and timing of this system, with only minor differences in intensity. Main reason to increase amounts was higher confidence in the new low ends being achieved (ie: 90% chance of 4” in Wausau). Not going to go into depth this morning in an effort to get this posted ASAP, but the bottom line is heavy snow will occur later today and tonight bringing dangerous travel conditions to much of the state.