The toy industry isn't the only business changing.

Just last week major Toy Company Toys 'R' Us filed for bankruptcy.

The increasing reliance on technology has affected book stores too.

In recent years we have also seen major book stores close.

Watching the changes in bigger companies show local stores the direction consumers are moving.

Local book seller Kira Peters said it also helps smaller stores like Book World in downtown Rhinelander to move forward.

Land O' Lakes Arts hosted the first LOLA Art Harvest this year. The event on Saturday featured several local artists and a quilt show. People could even watch some of the artists demonstrate their craft.

A car was trying to avoid another car pulling out of a drive way and slowed down causing the motorcycle rider to hit the back of the vehicle.

The motorcycle rider was pronounced dead on scene.

The other drivers had no injuries.

The incident is still under investigation.

Salinas went missing around September 11th. 

Three were no obvious sign of trauma to Salinas' body. 

 
His death is suspected to be a result of a drug overdose.

 However, it has not been confirmed by a toxicology report. 

The woman lost control of her car and rolled over into a ditch. 

This weekend Land O Lakes is hosting its colorama. Land O Lakes has held a colorama for about 35 years.

Everest Metro Police Detective Jason Weiland died during a shooting that took the lives of four people in total. 

Saturday Weiland's family and friends came together to give back to the community that gave them so much support and helped them move forward during their time of need. 

"He was a person who loved to laugh, he had a nick name for everybody," said Weiland's longtime friend and organizer of Jay's Ride Josh Preiser. 

People who knew Weiland and even those who didn't, came out on Saturday to ride in his honor. 

"We had all this pent up energy we didn't, know what to do with it," said Preiser. 

Weiland's family and friends organized Jay's Ride.

 It's fundraiser for the Jason Weiland Criminal Justice Scholarship at Northcentral Technical College. 

"This is a testimony of Jason's daughters wanting to support the community after the community helped them," said Weiland's mentee and friend Matt Krembs. 

Even though Jason is no longer here, his wife of 14 years says seeing people come out months after the tragic event shows the support isn't going anywhere.

"It makes me hopeful for the future that we'll still have events like this and people will be there for us," said Weiland's wife Kara. 

A loving officer was lost, however his family and friends say the fundraiser will help inspire and lead to more officers like Weiland.