Newest Discover Wisconsin Segment Showcases a Family Getaway in Lincoln County
Discover Wisconsin’s latest video segment, “A Family Getaway in Lincoln County,” showcases the hidden gems and summer recreation opportunities within Lincoln County. Host Lindsay Hayes takes viewers on a tour starting at Camp New Wood County Park in Merrill, a picturesque sixteen-acre park on the Wisconsin River. Upgrades to the park include improved electrical campsites, new restrooms, a kayak launch, and direct access to the Ice Age Trail, making it an ideal spot for outdoor enthusiasts. The segment also features a fun round of mini-golf and a delicious meal at the park.
Continuing the adventure, Hayes heads to the Prairie River for a fly-fishing excursion with local angler Joe Krznarich, highlighting the diverse range of activities available in Lincoln County. This video is one of many collaborations between Lincoln County and Discover Wisconsin, showcasing the region’s unique attractions, events, and local businesses. Notably, a previous dog-sled production from the partnership won a regional Emmy Award, highlighting Lincoln County’s appeal as a tourist destination.
The latest video was released on the Discover Wisconsin YouTube Channel, offering viewers a virtual tour of Lincoln County’s captivating landscapes and recreational opportunities. The ongoing partnership between Discover Wisconsin and Lincoln County aims to promote the region’s tourism industry and spotlight the community’s rich cultural heritage. By showcasing the county’s natural beauty and diverse activities, the video segment aims to attract visitors and highlight all that Lincoln County has to offer.
In other local news, the Hatchet Spring Sports Recap highlights the athletic achievements of Tomahawk High School students in various sporting events. The girls’ track and field team excelled at the Great Northern Conference Meet in Rhinelander, with multiple athletes earning conference titles in various events. Elise Gibeault and Ellie Micke showcased their speed and agility, while Siennah Calkins impressed in the Triple Jump. The girls’ team secured a second-place finish overall, demonstrating their commitment to excellence.
Additionally, the Tomahawk Softball team emerged victorious in a thrilling match against St. Croix Central, showcasing their teamwork and determination on the field. Led by standout players like Camryn Kraklow, Aubrey Seubert, and Averi Petta, the team delivered an impressive performance and secured a well-deserved win. Meanwhile, the Tomahawk Baseball team faced a tough opponent in Stratford, highlighting the competitive nature of high school sports and the resilience of student-athletes.
As the summer travel season approaches, law enforcement agencies in Northwoods are renewing their efforts to promote road safety through campaigns like Click It or Ticket. Encouraging motorists to buckle up and follow traffic laws, these initiatives aim to prevent accidents and protect all road users. With increased patrols and public messaging, authorities are reminding drivers to prioritize safety and practice responsible driving habits.
In response to a series of copper wire thefts, the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s assistance in their ongoing investigation. This incident underscores the importance of community involvement in preventing crime and maintaining public safety. By working together, law enforcement and residents can combat theft and ensure a secure environment for all members of the community.