Cory Asbury is hosting a benefit concert (in Nashville) and online t-shirt sale to benefit Texas flood relief.

Local indie filmmaker looking for extras to film in Green Bay at Bay Beach on August 9. The only catch? You have to dress like 1998.
 

Do you find yourself with extra tomatoes, zucchinis, beans, or any other fresh vegetables and fruits from your garden this season? Consider donating your extra produce to Lakeland Pantry providing the hungry with fresh, nutritious ingredients. drop off your extra produce at the Lakeland Pantry 1707 US-51, Arbor Vitae Tuesdays: 8:30am – 11:30am and Thursdays: 3:30pm – 6:00pm. Produce may also be delivered to either JJ’s Acres in Woodruff or Stoney Creek Home and Garden in Minocqua during business hours. 
For more information, please contact Lakeland Pantry via email: lakelandpantry@hyfinc.org

Tickets are on sale now - get them online
 

Nearly 368,000 pounds of Oscar Mayer turkey bacon recalled over possible listeria contamination

Check out the new 89 Days of Summer and ...But God T-shirts at the 89Q Store. Available now!

Bring smiles to kids going through medical treatment with 89Q by dropping off toys for the Christmas in July Charities. The toys will go to children at Marshfield Children's Hospital. Drop off unwrapped toys for kids ages 0 to 18 at the 89Q studios, Monday through Friday from 8am to 3pm. by July 18. Thank you!
Learn More about Christmas in July Charity and Event. You can even buy gifts via Amazon and have them delivered to Christmas in July. 

Marathon County tests the bacteria levels in public swim areas weekly. See the recent test results.

The Wisconsin Dental Association's Mission of Mercy is coming to the DC Everest Middle School in Schofield, July 25 and 26 to provide free dental care for children and adults. All work is provided free by volunteer dental professionals and community helpers donating their time and skills. No appointments are needed. Service is first come, first served. There are no eligibility or income requirements.

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Learn more about Habitat for Humanity's service week called Rock the Block.
Volunteers will help revitalize homes in an area near downtown Wausau for those who aren't able to afford it or aren't physically able to do the work themselves. 

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Request help on your home if you live in the selected area by calling (715) 343-4212. Or email Habitat for Humanity Wausau at office@habitatwausau.org

To sign up to help the ‘Rock the Block’ campaign as a volunteer, click here.