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LAKE TOMAHAWK - Lake Tomahawk's snowshoe baseball games provide entertainment throughout the summer for the Northwoods and visiting tourists.
2014 was the last time the field got new mulch. To prepare for this season, the league got a whole new field of mulch put in with help from the Pukall Lumber Company.
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EAGLE RIVER - Before you head out on an outdoor adventure this summer, you might want to check your packing list.
Tom Stephens and his wife, Jessica Allen, own The Hiker Box in Eagle River.
They're used to helping people get ready for outdoor trips, including camping, hiking, or kayaking.
They say packing food, water, fire starters and emergency blankets are crucial.
Clothing is important, too, right down to what socks you wear.
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NORTHWOODS - One bird population flies high this summer. In the Northwoods, grouse numbers are up 30 percent.
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CRANDON - Many people move to the Northwoods to retire. But some Forest County retirees still want to be productive and make a little money.
That's where the Senior Snoop Shop in Crandon comes in. The shop sells handcrafted pieces made by senior citizens in the area.
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TOMAHAWK - A Northwoods racetrack plans to put on a world-class show for former NASCAR driver next week.
But the Tomahawk Speedway will now have several hours of extra work ahead of them after someone used the Tomahawk Speedway Sunday night when the track wasn't even open.
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RHINELANDER - One Rhinelander man dedicated his life to giving back to the city and taking care of its natural resources. Now he's getting recognized for all his work.
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RHINELANDER - The recent rain and cold weather make it hard to believe that next week is the Fourth of July.
Last summer, Rhinelander's annual parade got re-routed due to the downtown Streetscape project.
Many businesses noticed a decline in their Fourth of July sales.
CT's Deli owner Chef Tom Jordens said the torn-up roads dampened sales, but he's confident this year his sales will double.
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