Harn's Furniture - Wausau
Home & GardenFreshen up your space: Harn's Furniture has been locally owned since 1974 and packs the floor with quality living room pieces, customizable Amish dining, Wolfcraft bedroom sets, and rustic log looks.
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Freshen up your space: Harn's Furniture has been locally owned since 1974 and packs the floor with quality living room pieces, customizable Amish dining, Wolfcraft bedroom sets, and rustic log looks.
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The North Central Conservancy Trust (NCCT) has opened a 30-acre nature preserve in northern Marathon County, Wisconsin, along a protected stretch of trout stream, forest and wetlands.
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Wausau Police Chief Matthew Barnes defended his officers' actions after a social media video showing the arrest of several teenage girls sparked online criticism.
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REI Engineering's sunflower field in Wausau, Wisconsin, is open to the public to pick flowers and share them with others, while supporting a local food pantry.
Full story at wausaudailyherald.com ↗
Wausau Events is hosting its second Concert off the Square in Weston, Wisconsin, on Tuesday night.
Full story at wsaw.com ↗
Wausau Economic Development Committee is set to review a development agreement with a Milwaukee developer, Wangard, that would transfer 2.8 acres of city-owned riverfront land to Wangard and return up to $8.35 million in future property taxes.
Full story at wausaupilotandreview.com ↗
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