After a day of touring the memorials in Washington, D.C., local veterans of World War II and Korea have a special surprise waiting for them on their return flight to Wisconsin. Mail call is a treasuredMore >>
After a day of touring the memorials in Washington, D.C., local veterans of World War II and Korea have a special surprise waiting for them on their return flight to Wisconsin.More >>
Our nation's capital is a place to honor our country's veterans. And thanks to the Never Forgotten Honor Flight, is a place veterans from Central Wisconsin can enjoy. "This is my first time. I couldn'tMore >>
Our nation's capital is a place to honor our country's veterans. And thanks to the Never Forgotten Honor Flight, is a place veterans from Central Wisconsin can enjoy.
"This is my first time. I couldn't believe it. It's really a beautiful day for me. A lot of memories" World War II veteran Bob Trigg told Newsline 9. More >>
The 8th flying of the Never Forgotten Honor Flight took off on Mon. May 7th, 2012. Newsline 9's Rob Duns accompanied the veterans of World War II and the Korean War to Washington, D.C. to document theirMore >>
The 8th flying of the Never Forgotten Honor Flight took off on Mon. May 7th, 2012.
Newsline 9's Rob Duns accompanied the veterans of World War II and the Korean War to Washington, D.C. to document their journey. More >>
In June 1950, Roger Schulrud of Wausau and Billy Fergot of Edgar enlisted in the United States military. They went to boot camp together and then parted ways, fighting in the Korean and Vietnam Wars.More >>
In June 1950, Roger Schulrud of Wausau and Billy Fergot of Edgar enlisted in the United States military. They went to boot camp together and then parted ways, fighting in the Korean and Vietnam Wars.
62 years later they were reunited by surprise on the eighth flying of the Never Forgotten Honor Flight in Washington, D.C. More >>
Airman Daniel Haag of Boulder Junction in Vilas County served as a Mechanics Specialist in the United States Air Force during the Korean War. "We often talked and said Dad, if you weren't working onMore >>
Airman Daniel Haag of Boulder Junction in Vilas County served as a Mechanics Specialist in the United States Air Force during the Korean War.
"We often talked and said Dad, if you weren't working on those aircraft more men would have died, the war could have been longer" Haag's daughter Wendi Neupert told Newsline 9, sitting beside the Korean War Memorial. More >>
Seeing the World War II monument in Washington was a dream come true for Ray Plenge of Wisconsin Rapids, but his Honor Flight trip was also a chance to work towards another dream.More >>
Evelyn and Richard Bjorklund, known by their nicknames Ev and Dick, had the opportunity to re-live their experiences of World War II earlier this week thanks to a trip on the Never Forgotten Honor Flight. The pair of veterans, who met after the war ended, have been married for 62 years.More >>
A historic Milwaukee bowling alley and bar almost went without the appropriate support after a city inspector decided dozens of bras hanging from its ceiling were a fire hazard.More >>
A historic Milwaukee bowling alley and bar almost went without the appropriate support after a city inspector decided dozens of bras hanging from its ceiling were a fire hazard.More >>
Cooler Friday with showers possible. Showers possible early Saturday then drier Saturday afternoon into Sunday. It will turn warmer and more humid also.More >>
Beer is a huge industry in the badger state. Experts say that beverage has an economic impact of more than eight billion dollars a year and many breweries are thriving in central Wisconsin.More >>
Beer is a huge industry in the badger state. Experts say that beverage has an economic impact of more than eight billion dollars a year and many breweries are thriving in central Wisconsin.More >>
A Medford High School student is about to accomplish something few ever will. He's never missed a day of school, and now he's just a few days away from graduation.More >>
A Medford High School student is about to accomplish something few ever will. He's never missed a day of school, and now he's just a few days away from graduation.More >>
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