In 2025 alone, nearly 200 school groups visited, bringing about 8,500 students to learn about agriculture and the many careers connected to food production.

The post Central Wisconsin center helps visitors reconnect with the story behind their food appeared first on WPR.

The exhibit highlights the experiences of veterans whose role in the early nuclear era often remained hidden because of strict secrecy laws.

The post Central Wisconsin exhibit highlights untold stories of WWII bomb crews appeared first on WPR.

“Every small town needs small businesses so communities can thrive,” Guerrero said. “You need a space where people can get out of their homes, spend time together and feel part of something.”

The post From chemistry to community: A rural Wisconsin coffee roaster finds its footing appeared first on WPR.

The program serves children under court protection in Marathon County and aims to improve outcomes by reducing time in foster care, strengthening stability and helping young victims feel safer throughout legal proceedings.

The post New court advocacy model for child victims emerges in central Wisconsin appeared first on WPR.

With cleaner water, improved habitat and sustained stocking, Bruch said the outlook is strong statewide — and increasingly visible to the public.

The post Sturgeon spearing season nears as Wisconsin’s ancient fish continue comeback appeared first on WPR.

Beek Meet offers multiple session tracks tailored to new, intermediate and experienced beekeepers.

The post Central Wisconsin beekeepers look to education and preparation as spring nears appeared first on WPR.

Each veteran's story underscores how deeply the war’s impact still resonates. For Walkowski, the goal is straightforward: to bring long-overlooked stories into the public record and ensure the Korean War is not forgotten again.

The post Wisconsin author brings Korean War veterans’ stories out of the shadows appeared first on WPR.