2010 stevens point area visitors guide

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O F F I C I A L V I S I T O R S G U I D E

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LOCATED IN CENTRAL WISCONSIN www.StevensPointArea.com

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Conveniently located in the

center of the state, the Stevens

Point area is nestled among an

abundance of green space and

waterways. Enjoy our numerous hiking

and biking trails, a game of golf or

cross country ski trails. Visit quaint

shops, explore museums and art

galleries and take in a special event or

tour. Dine at one of the many superb

restaurants and spend a comfortable

night in luxury.

The “POINT” is... to have a great

getaway.

Publisher Stevens Point AreaConvention & Visitors Bureau

Editor Melissa SabelDesign Hoot CommunicationsCover photo Bob Mosier

The information provided in this brochure wascompiled by the Stevens Point Area Convention &Visitors Bureau based on information and materialssubmitted directly from the organization or businessentity. The Stevens Point Area Convention & VisitorsBureau assumes no liability for the accuracy of theinformation or representations and/or delivery ofservices contained herein.

All information current as of 10/01/09

340 Division Street North

Stevens Point, WI 54481

715-344-2556

1-800-236-4636

Fax: 715-344-5818

[email protected]

www.stevenspointarea.com

In and Around Stevens Point . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Stevens Point Area Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .insert on 5Downtown, Amherst and Portage County Maps

Fast Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Portage County’s Historic Roadways . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

Attractions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Sports and Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Shopping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

Exclusive Discount Offers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28

Dining and Entertainment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29

Accommodations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37 Hotels, Bed & Breakfasts, Cottages/Rentals, Campgrounds

Travel Green Wisconsin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43

Businesses and Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45

Fun and Free . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48

Places of Worship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49

Advertiser Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50

For information about this visitors guide, advertising rates and information, call 800-236-4636.

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Portage County, named for the portagethat was necessary between theWisconsin and Fox River, sits at the

crossroads of the Wisconsin River Valleyand the Central Sands Region. Nestled inthe center of the state, its landscape is asdiverse as the rich cultural fabric thatrepresents it’s communities.

Get a taste for the Stevens Point area, atone of three local breweries. Tour thehistoric Stevens Point Brewery, a localfavorite since 1857, complete with samples.Then be sure to explore the CentralWaters Brewery, in Amherst, ranked asone of the best breweries in the nation, orthe newest micro-brewery O’so BrewingCompany known for freestyle brewing.Despite their close proximity, each breweryhas something different to offer in style,atmosphere and experience.

If you’re still thirsty for more, headoutdoors. Explore the best views in thecounty on foot or by bike and follow theGreen Circle Trail, a 30.5-mile trail thatcircles the city of Stevens Point windingalong the Wisconsin River, Little PloverRiver and other tributaries. The trailhead forthe Green Circle Trail is located in theSchmeeckle Reserve, a 280-acre naturepreserve on the University of Wisconsin —Stevens Point campus. Hike or bike the IceAge Trail and wind through the hills andvalleys once shaped by glaciers. Moreglacial trails framed by woods and wildlifeare available at Standing Rocks CountyPark. Or take a journey down a onceabandoned railroad bed, by foot, bike orhorseback, where the 18-mile TomorrowRiver State Trail brings the county’shistory and natural beauty to the forefront.Birding is also varied and plentiful inPortage County. As part of the CentralSands Prairie Region of the Great WisconsinBirding & Nature Trail, the area offers theBuena Vista Grasslands, Godfrey &Maybelle Erickson Audubon Park,Dewey Marsh State Natural Area,Iverson Park, Richard A. Hemp StateFishery Area, Schmeeckle Reserve, andthe George W. Mead Wildlife Area.

Venture out on one of the manywaterways in Portage County. More than 40lakes, an array of rivers, streams, and flowagesoffer an opportunity to fish, kayak, canoe andswim. County parks, such as Lake DuBay,Lake Emily, Jordan Park and Collins Parkoffer a variety of uses, as well as camping.

Need to rest your legs but still want tocover some ground? Experience areaattractions, history, food, museums and moreby staying on the road less traveled as youretrace the routes once forged in the past.Rediscover the roots of Portage County, bybike or car, by quietly winding through thecountryside on the Polish Heritage Trail,where the first rural Polish settlement in

Wisconsin and second in the United Stateswas established. Highway 51 is a road thatlinks heritage, culture and explores thenorth/south corridor of the county andencourages your journey on the roads lesstraveled. Journey to the crossroads ofHighway 51 and Highway B (in Plover),where time will allow you to reminisce ofdays gone by with unmarked roads and nomap to call your own along the YellowstoneTrail. The road, once marked by yellowstones, was the first cross-country route fromPlymouth Rock to Puget Sound. Or, foregomodern transportation and explore thecountryside on horseback at the Wild WestCampground & Corral.

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If you’re still looking for a good drive,visit one of the areas golf courses. TheWisconsin River Golf Club, known for itspicturesque course along the river, allowsyou to play up to 6584 yards.SentryWorld’s championship golf courseis ranked as one of Wisconsin’s top courses,known for its signature flower hole.

If you’re ready to retreat indoors forsome rest and relaxation, be sure to visitThe Wellness Spa, a full-service spa whererelaxation embraces you the minute youwalk through the door.

When hunger strikes, be prepared torespond. Take in the historic downtowndistrict and specialty sandwiches, as you sit

on antique chairs at the Wooden Chair.Walk through a 130 year old beer vat toenjoy a local favorite at the Hilltop Pub &Grill. Enjoy a bayou inspired dish in arefurbished 1905 railroad car at the SilverCoach. Get a different perspective and anenticing entrée at @1800 overlooking atranquil natural setting, or enjoy a traditionalWisconsin Fish fry with “Fish on the Fly” atthe Red Mill. Hungry for something otherthan the traditional Wisconsin Fish Fry, butstill want an authentic Wisconsin supperclub setting? Visit Two Lakes Restaurant,and try the famous drunken chicken andtraditional Italian dinner, nestled in thecountryside between two lakes.

Discover the roots of Portage Countyfirst hand by visiting historical sitesthroughout the county. The Portage CountyHistorical Society operates severalmuseums with rotating exhibits and eventsthat are open to the public. Heritage Parkin Plover, the Beth Israel Synagogue andthe Historic Fire House #2 in StevensPoint and the Rising Star Mill inNelsonville offer a unique look at the area’shistory. Learn more about the area’s historyalong with the role it played in Wisconsin’sconservation history at the WisconsinConservation Hall of Fame, in theSchmeeckle Reserve. Then, be inspired by local initiatives to reduce the

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PopulationCity of Stevens Point . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25,327

Village of Plover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11,720

Village of Amherst . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,052

Portage County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68,744

Average TemperaturesJuly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .High 82°F/Low 59°F

January . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .High 23°F/Low 4°F

Average Precipitation: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31.96”

Average Snowfall: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40.7”

Important Phone NumbersEmergency Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .911

Police Non-Emergency . . . . . . . . . . . . . .715-346-1500

Plover Police Department . . . . . . . . . . .715-345-5255

Amherst Business Association . . . . . . .715-824-2326

Association of Downtown Businesses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .715-343-5356 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.stevenspoint.biz

Central Wisconsin Airport . . . . . . . . . . . .715-693-2147 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.fly-cwa.org

City Bus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .715-341-4490

Plover Area Business Association . . . .715-345-5258 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.ploverbiz.com

Portage County Business Council . . . . .715-344-1940 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .or www.portagecountybiz.com

Portage County Parks Department . . . 715-346-1433 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .or www.co.portage.wi.us

Portage County Sheriff’s Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .715-346-1400

Stevens Point Municipal Airport . . . . . .715-345-8989

Stevens Point Parks and Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .715-346-1531

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.stevenspoint.com

University Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .715-346-4242 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.uwsp.edu

Wisconsin Department of Tourism . . . .800-372-2737 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.travelwisconsin.com

Wisconsin Road Conditions . . . . . . . . . .800-762-3947

24-Hour Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . .800-236-4636 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.stevenspointarea.com

Fast FactsF A S T F A C T S

environmental footprint we leave behind.Explore the Renew the Earth Institute,headquarters for the Midwest RenewableEnergy Association, or discover new waysto limit our impact at one of many ArthaSustainable Living Center workshops.

Inspired by the beauty of the area, artsare an integral part of Portage County.Reflected in the art of Portage Countyresidents, it is woven into the architectureand lifestyles of each community. A numberof art galleries offer numerous viewingopportunities. Opening in June 2010, theStevens Point Sculpture Park will featureartwork intertwined amidst nature, along ascenic walking trail. In the fall, individualartists along the Ice Age Trail host the

Hidden Studios Tour, inviting individualsto discover the working studios of artists inPortage County. Murals are dottedthroughout the area. Several, dedicated tothe past, are on display in DowntownStevens Point. A mosaic mural, titled “E Pluribus Unum”, which stands morethan 150 feet wide and 50 feet high islocated on the College of Natural ResourcesBuilding on the University ofWisconsin–Stevens Point campus.

There’s more to be discovered inPortage County. For free Portage County travel information and planningguides, including event calendars, call 800-236-4636 or visitwww.stevenspointarea.com.

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JANUARY 1-3 “Portage County Ice Wars”, USSA-sanctioned snowmobile

races, Portage County Fairgrounds, 715-824-2176,www.portagecountyicewars.com.

7-9 Holly Shoppe Rummage Sale, Lincoln Center, Huge craft sale,supplies, books, puzzles and more, 715-346-1401.

9 CWN Singles Dance, 8pm-midnight, Blue Top, $7 member, $10nonmembers, www.cwn-singles.com.

16-17 Artic Run Model Railroad Show, Stevens Point Ramada, Jan. 16— 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Jan. 17 — 11 a.m.-4 p.m., 715-341-4469 orwww.trainweb.org/cwmr.

22 “Celebration of Chocolate,” The Wellness Spa, Stevens Point.Delight in an evening of decadence with a sampling ofchocolate spa treatments, delicious chocolate treats anddelightful chocolate gifts. 715-341-3333 orwww.WellnessSpaResort.com.

23 Tomorrow River Concert, Neal & Leandra, 7:30 p.m., JensenCommunity Center, Amherst, 715-824-5202, [email protected].

23 CWN Singles Dance, 8pm-midnight, Shooter’s, $7 member, $10nonmembers Dressy attire requested, www.cwn-singles.com.

31 Bridal Expo, Ramada Hotel, 11 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

FEBRUARY 4 An Evening with The Harlem Gospel Choir – Americas most

famous gospel choir, Sentry Theater, 7:30 p.m., 715-346-4100,www.uwsp.edu/centers/uit/.

6 Bill Cook-Isaac Walton-46th Annual Winter Jamboree, McDillPond off Patch Street, Raffles, Fish Prizes, Food, Family Fun, forinformation call 715-341-3334 or 715-341-6972.

6 Arts Bash 2010, UWSP Department of Art & Design andDepartment of Theater and Dance Fundraiser, 7-10 p.m., 715-346-2669.

6 Green Tea, Irish music and dance! 7:30 p.m., Jensen CommunityCenter, Amherst, 715-824-5202, [email protected].

12-14 CwACT presents: The Constant Wife, Sentry Theater, Feb. 12and 13 at 7:30 p.m., Feb. 14 at 4 p.m., www.cwact.org. Tickets 715-346-4100.

12-14 UWSP Department of Theater & Dance presents: Nickel &Dimed, Studio Theater, Feb. 12 and 13 at 7:30 p.m., Feb. 14 at 2 p.m. (some strong language) For tickets 715-346-4100.

12 “Couples Massage Date Night,” The Wellness Spa, Registrationrequired 715-341-3333 or www.WellnessSpaResort.com.

13 Wisconsin International Pageant, 7 p.m., Jensen CommunityCenter, Amherst, 715-824-5202, [email protected].

13 CWN Singles Dance, 8 p.m.-midnight, Bernard’s, $7 member, $10nonmembers. Dressy attire requested, www.cwn-singles.com.

13 Valentines Snowshoe Walk & Spaghetti Feed, 5:30 p.m.-?, BillCook Issac Walton League, 5297 Hwy. 66, Candlelit trail, foodand raffles, 715-341-3334.

14 Sweetheart Caberet, Monteverdi’s dinner concert andfundraiser, Holiday Inn Hotel & Convention Center, 5:30 p.m.cash bar and silent auction, 7 p.m. dinner and show, 715-342-5636.

17-20 UWSP Department of Theater & Dance presents: Nickel &Dimed, Studio Theater, Feb. 17-19 at 7:30 p.m, Feb. 20 at 2 p.m.(some strong language). For tickets 715-346-4100.

19-21 CwACT presents: The Constant Wife, Sentry Theater, Feb. 19and 20 at 7:30 p.m., Feb. 21 at 4 p.m., www.cwact.org. Tickets715-346-4100.

23 An Evening with Tapage and Cuarteto Latinoamericano presentDansq — Latin American classical music entwined withpercussive dance, Sentry Theater, 7:30 p.m., 715-346-4100 oronline at www.uwsp.edu/centers/uit/.

25 Local Food Fair, SPASH, 5:30-8 p.m. an evening of food,entertainment and community networking. 715-342-4643,www.farmshed.org.

27-28 Central Wisconsin Symphony Orchestra presents: MatthewAgen & Rachel Brandwein, Duo Harpists, Sat. 7:30 p.m, Sun. 4 p.m., @1800 Theater, 715-346-4100 for tickets, www.cwso.org.

MARCH 2 Portage County Business Expo 2010, Holiday Inn Hotel &

Convention Center, 715-344-1940, www.portagecountybiz.com.

5-7 UWSP Department of Theater & Dance presents: What theButler Saw, Jenkins Theater, March 5 and 6 at 7:30 p.m., March7 at 2 p.m. (unsuitable for children). 715-346-4100.

5-7 Arts Alliance Community Show, Sentry Theater, Local celebritiesand community members perform in a fun and memorablemusical. March 5 and 6 at 7:30 p.m., March 7 at 2 p.m., 715-254-0460.

6 Point Bock Run, Noon, Stevens Point Brewery, Enjoy a scenic5mile course that starts and ends at the Brewery, 1-800-369-4911 or www.pointbockrun.com.

11-13 UWSP Department of Theater & Dance presents: What theButler Saw, Jenkins Theater, March 11 and 12 at 7:30 p.m.,March 13 at 2 p.m. (unsuitable for children). 715-346-4100.

13 CWN Singles Dance, 8 p.m.-midnight, Blue Top, $7 member, $10nonmembers. Dressy attire requested, www.cwn-singles.com.

13-14 Point Dance Ensemble Annual Spring Performance, “Babar theFriendly Elephant” with live music by Thomas and Jenny Yang,@1800 Theater, 7:30 p.m., Call 715-346-4100 for tickets.

15 An Evening with Sara Davis Buechner — Classical concertpianist, Michelsen Hall — NFAC, 7:30 p.m., 715-346-4100 oronline at www.uwsp.edu/centers/uit/.

16 Holly Shoppe Spring Open House, 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Lincoln Center,crafts featuring Easter gifts, decorations, and new springtimeitems, refreshments and door prizes, 715-346-1401.

27 Tomorrow River Concert: Lil’ Rev, 7:30 p.m., Jensen CommunityCenter, Amherst, 715-824-5202, [email protected].

27 CWN Singles Dance, 8pm-midnight, Stevens Point Bernard’s, $7member, $10 nonmembers. Dressy attire requested, www.cwn-singles.com.

28 38th Annual Stevens Point Festival of the Arts, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.Noel Fine Arts Center, UWSP two floors of booths featuring 50of the Midwest’s most accomplished artists. Free Admissionand Children’s Activities,www.FestivalOfTheArtsStevensPoint.org.

APRIL 9-11 UWSP Department of Theater & Dance presents: Floyd Collins,

Studio Theater, April 9 and 10 at 7:30 p.m., April 11 at 2 p.m. 715-346-4100.


10-11 K.B. Willett Arena Ice Show, Sat. 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., Sun 2 p.m.,K.B. Willett Arena, 715-346-1576, www.cifsc.net.

14 An Evening with Alex de Grassi – one of the world’s top fingerstyle, steel-string guitarists, Sentry Theater, 7:30 p.m., 715-346-4100 or online at www.uwsp.edu/centers/uit/.

14-17 UWSP Department of Theater & Dance presents: Floyd Collins,Studio Theater, April 14 and 16 at 7:30 p.m., April 17 at 2 p.m.715-346-4100.

16-18 TRIVIA 41, Trivia Contest held throughout Central Wisconsin onWWSP 89.9FM, 6 p.m. April 16 through midnight April 18, Parade4 p.m. Friday. www.90fmtrivia.org or 715-344-8471.

16-18 Prairie Chicken Festival — A Celebration of Grassland forBirders and Bookies. Activities for children and adultsthroughout the Central Wisconsin grasslands. Includes prairiechicken viewing at Buena Vista and Paul Olson Wildlife Areas,wildlife presentations and the Wisconsin Literary Bash, outdooractivities and much more! 715/343-6221 orwww.goldensandsrcd.org.

17-18 Central Wisconsin Symphony Orchestra presents: HollyWrensch, Mezo Soprano, Sat. 7:30 p.m., Sun. 4 p.m., @1800Theater, 715-346-4100 for tickets, www.cwso.org.

17-18 “Camp Goddess,” The Wellness Spa. Annual women’s wellnessretreat is filled with fun, soul-awakening, spa services, creativemovement, and a plan for a moving forward as a fresherrenewed you! Registration required 715-341-3333 orwww.WellnessSpaResort.com.

24 Tomorrow River Concert: “Small Potatoes”, 7:30 p.m., JensenCommunity Center, Amherst, 715-824-5202, [email protected].

24 CWN Singles Dance, 8 p.m.-midnight, Shooter’s, $7 member, $10nonmembers. Dressy attire requested, www.cwn-singles.com.

24-25 Monteverdi Master Chorale presents Seasons of Life, Saturday7:30 p.m. at St. Peter Church, Sunday at 3 p.m. at St. PaulMethodist Church, 715-342-5636.

25 Heart of Wisconsin Kite Festival, sponsored by the Rotary Clubof Greater Portage County, Portage County Business Park, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. with free kid’s kite building workshop from 1-3 p.m. www.portagecountyrotary.com.

30 Community Leadership Celebration, Ramada, 6 p.m. Join in astribute is paid to individuals who have used their time, talentand generosity to improve our community. 715-343-3259, TriciaLee — St. Michaels Foundation.

MAY 1 Amherst “Swap-O-Rama,” Village-wide garage sales event

sponsored by the Amherst Business Association. 8 a.m. Mapsavailable at local businesses the Thursday before the sale.

1 11th Annual Holly Shoppe Plant Sale, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., rain or shine,Lincoln Center, featuring hundreds of locally grown plants,perennials, annuals, bulbs, trees, and more, 715-346-1401 formore information.

4-5 Rummage Sale, St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, 600Wilshire Blvd., Stevens Point, Tuesday 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Wednesday8 a.m.-11 a.m. , 715-345-0247.

7-9 UWSP Department of Theatre & Dance presents: Danstage,Noel Fine Arts Center, Jenkins Theatre, 715-346-4100.

8 Portage County Cultural Festival, SPASH, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., food,entertainment, arts, crafts, games, historical displays, freeadmission and parking, 715-341-1525 orwww.portagecountyculturalfestival.org for information.

8 36th Annual AIRO Powwow, Berg Gym, UWSP, Grand Entry 1 p.m., 715-346-4147 for more information.

8 “Mother-Daughter Spa Day,” The Wellness Spa, creativeactivities, spa services, spa lunch, lots of giggles, happy tearsand the special love relationship between a mother anddaughter. Registration required 715-341-3333 orwww.WellnessSpaResort.com.


14-16 UWSP Department of Theatre & Dance presents: Danstage,Noel Fine Arts Center, Jenkins Theatre, 715-346-4100 for tickets.

15 Amherst Quilt, Craft, and Amish Furniture Auction, 8 a.m.,Portage County Fairgrounds, hundreds of quilts andwallhangings, crafts, furniture, flea market, bake sale, andlunch, rain or shine, 715-467-2800 or www.maderauction.com.

21 ArtsWalk, 5-8 p.m., Downtown Stevens Point, showcasing localartist’s work, enjoy visual, musical and dance performances,www.artsportagecounty.org.

21-23 CwACT presents: Visit to a Small Planet, Sentry Theater, May 21and 22 at 7:30 p.m., May 23 at 4 p.m., more informationwww.cwact.org. Tickets 715-346-4100.

29-30 Rising Star Mill Art Show, Hw.y Q Nelsonville. For detailswww.pchswi.org.

JUNE4 Special Olympics State Summer Games Car Show & Shine,

UWSP Campus, 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m., 715-341-4968 for moreinformation.

5 “Walk Wisconsin” — a walking marathon, ¼, ½ or fullmarathon, walk up to 26.2 miles through the Stevens PointGreen Circle Trail. www.walkwisconsin.com.

Calendar of EventsC A L E N D A R O F E V E N T S

Each year, the Prairie Chicken Festival celebratesgrassland conservation with activities for children andadults, including the Calling Contest.


5 Central Rivers Farmshed, Stevens Point Farmers Market Eventsfeaturing cooking demonstrations, live music and children’sactivities, www.farmshed.org.

9 City Band Concert, 7-8 p.m., Pfiffner Park Bandshell, 715-346-1531, www.stevenspoint.com/parks.

10-12 Special Olympics Wisconsin, State Summer Games, UWSP, tovolunteer – 608-222-1324 ext. 208.


12 Stevens Point Sculpture Grand Opening — for more informationwww.stevenspointsculturepark.org.



16-18 Holly Shoppe Rummage Sale, Lincoln Center, Wed.-Thurs 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Fri. 8 a.m.-2 p.m., huge sale of crafts, supplies, books,puzzles, household items and more. 715-346-401.

PFIFFNER PIONEER PARK

Stevens Point City BandWEDNESDAYS: June 9 – August 4, 7-8 p.m.

Eat to the BeatTHURSDAYS: June 17 – August 12, 11:45 a.m.-1 p.m.

Enjoy live music during the lunch hourHub Plaza, Main Street, Downtown Stevens Point

Riverfront Rendezvous – Annual 4th of July FestivalFRIDAY – SUNDAY: July 2-4.

Bands, Parade, Fishing Tournament, Fireworks Sunday NightFood, Refreshments, Kid’s Day and much more!

Pfiffner Pioneer Park located along the Wisconsin River, adjacent to Historic Downtown Stevens Point

SPONSORED BY:

Stevens Point Parks, Recreation & Forestry Department2442 Sims Avenue • Stevens Point, WI 54481

715-346-1531 • StevensPoint.com/parksDate and times are subject to change.

18-19 Alexis Chandler Memorial Softball Tournament – Nelson Park.Sponsored by TR Lions. Kids games Saturday duringtournament, Brewer Sausage race Friday 8 p.m.-Saturday 3 p.m. Concession stand. 715-824-2176.

18-20 Rosholt Rummage Rama, Village Wide rummage Sales,[email protected], questions contact the village clerk, 715-677-4510.

18-20 Renewable Energy and Sustainable Living Fair, Fri. and Sat. 9 a.m.-7 p.m., Sun. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. World’s largest and longestrunning renewable energy event. Featuring workshops, exhibitsand demonstrations, fun for the whole family, 715-592-6595 orwww.the-mrea.org.



26 CWN Singles Dance, 8pm-midnight, Shooter’s, $7 member, $10nonmembers. Dressy attire requested, www.cwn-singles.com.


JULY 2-4 Riverfront Rendezvous — Live music daily, food and

refreshments, fireworks and boat parade on Sunday, PfiffnerPioneer Park. 715-346-1531, www.stevenspoint.com/rr.

4 4th of July Parade, noon, Downtown Stevens Point, 715-343-5356, www.stevenspoint.biz.

4 Tomorrow River Lion & Lioness Charcoal grilled chicken dinner,11 a.m. until sold out, Amherst Fairgrounds, Antique car parade11 a.m., something for everyone, Fireworks show starts at dusk,715-824-5629.

4 FFA Alumni Fireworks display, Rosholt Fair Park at dusk, foodand music.


8-11 38th Annual Iola Old Car Show & Swap Meet, Iola Old Car ShowGrounds, Midwest’s Largest Old Car Show and Swap Meet,Show Cars, Camping, ICA Auction, Thurs.-Sat. 6 a.m.-6 p.m.,Sun. 6 a.m.-3 p.m. www.iolaoldcarshow.com or 715-445-4000.

9-11 St. Bronislava Parish Festival, Fri. and Sat. 4-11 p.m., Sun. 8 a.m.-9 p.m., music, food, bingo, kids games, live music, polkamass, and much more, 715-344-4326, www.stbrons.com.

10-11 Rising Star Mills Bizzarre Bazaar, Nelsonville offering interestingand unique shopping indoors and outdoors! You’ll find a widevariety of artisans exhibiting artwork, photography,woodworking, pottery, fabric art, yard art ... and much, muchmore! www.pchswi.org.


15-16 Krazy Days, Historic Downtown Stevens Point, retail sales, liveentertainment, food and refreshments, children’s activities andmore, 715-343-5356, www.stevenspoint.biz.

15-18 Portage County Fair, Amherst Fair Grounds, 4504 FairgroundRoad. Opens 5 p.m. Thurs. Closes 8 p.m. Sunday, youth exhibits,rides, live music, demo derby, truck and tractor pulls, 715-824-5522 ext 503. www.amherst.k12.wi.us, communitysection.

16-17 Garden Parade 2010, July 16 from 2 to 8 p.m. and July 17 from 10a.m. to 4 p.m. Sponsored by Master Gardeners of PortageCounty and Children’s Service Society of Wisconsin. 715-341-6672.

17-18 Plover Portage Rendezvous and Threads of History, HeritagePark, corner of Willow and Washington, Plover, Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.-4 p.m., www.pchswi.org.

17-22 35th Annual National Wellness Conference, a week of the latestin wellness and health promotion for both professionals andcommunity members, UWSP Campus,www.nationalwellness.org or 715-342-2969.

17-18 21st Annual Rosholt Area Thresheree & Antique Tractor Pull.Different events all weekend, music, food and fun! Checkout theWeb site for details: www.rosholtthreshermen.com.


22 Kids from Wisconsin, @1800 Theater, 7:30 p.m., 715-346-4100 fortickets.

23-24 15th Annual Relay for Life of Portage County, Fri. 7 p.m. and Sat.9 a.m., Amherst High School Track, 715-824-3477.



AUGUST 1 St. Adalbert’s — 3315 St. Adalbert Rd, Rosholt, Sun. 10 a.m.

Polka mass, 11 a.m.-2 p.m., chicken and ham dinner, cherry tree,country store, bingo, games, raffle, 715-677-4519.


6-8 17th Annual Midwest Recumbent Rally, World’s LargestRecumbent Bike Rally, for more information 800-233-4340 orwww.hostelshoppe.com.


7 Corn on the Curb, Downtown Stevens Point, Music, Fun andFood, www.cornonthecurb.com.

8 St. Bartholomew’s Church Picnic, 2493 County Road M, PolkaMass 9 a.m., polka music and dancing 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Chickendinner, homemade pies, games, raffles, cherry tree, bingo,variety of foods and refreshments, 715-344-3003.

13-14 17th Annual Brews, Brats, & Bands, Stevens Point Brewery, twodays of music, proceeds to benefit the American Red Cross andMeals on Wheels of Stevens Point, 800-369-4911,www.pointbeer.com.


14 Real Wisconsin Bike Tour, 9 a.m., Ride past streams, lakes,forests and fields of Central Wisconsin. Enjoy Wisconsin foodsand beverages on your way to Waupaca and Backa, 65- and 40-mile options. Ride ends at the Point Brewery Brews, Brats andBands event. www.activeportagecounty.com.

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14-15 Iola Vintage Military & Gun Show with Vintage Tractors andEquipment, 8 a.m., Iola Old Car Show Grounds, vintage militaryequipment, swap meet, gun show, old tractors, engines, battlereenactment, parade of vehicles, daily admision: Adults $6, Child$4, 715-445-4005, www.iolavms.com.

21-22 Little Britches Rodeo Amherst Fairgrounds, sponsored by TRLions & the Amherst Boots & Saddle Club, 19 rodeo events forages 6 to 18, Dance Saturday evening. Rodeo starts both days at1 p.m. 715-824-3344.

28 Amherst Quilt, Craft, and Amish Furniture Auction, 8 a.m.,Portage County Fairgrounds, hundreds of quilts andwallhangings, crafts, furniture, flea market, bake sale, andlunch, rain or shine, 715-467-2800 or www.maderauction.com.


28-29 Civil War Encampment, Pfiffner Pioneer Park, Stevens Point,Sat. 10 a.m.-dusk, Sun. 10 a.m.-3 p.m., raffle, Civil War periodartillery, infantry, medical, cooking and crafts, www.pchswi.org.

SEPTEMBER3-6 Official Portage County 4-H Fair, Rosholt Fair Park, music,

carnival, food and refreshments, parade, demo derby,something for all! For more information call 715-677-4708,www.rosholtfair.com.


4-5 Riverfront Jazz Festival, 4-10 p.m., Pfiffner Park Bandshell,Largest outdoor jazz festival in Central Wisconsin, featuringgreat music and fine dining, 715-345-2976,www.riverfrontjazzfest.com.

10-12 PANACEA Friday 4-11 p.m., Saturday 11 a.m.-11 p.m., Sunday 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Pacelli High School, Stevens Point. Carnival, raffle,silent auction, bingo, music, shops, food, fun and more.www.spacs.org.



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18 Art in the Park, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Pfiffner-Pioneer Park, arts andcrafts vendors along with food, refreshments and children’s artactivities, FREE admission, rain or shine, 715-344-8901,[email protected].

18-19 DOZYNKI Polish Fest, downtown Stevens Point, farmers market,polish crafts and demonstrations, arts and crafts vendors,pumpkin painting, food, refreshments and entertainment,traditional Polish dinner on Sat., Fri. night entertainment, forinformation call 715-343-5356.

25 “Rippin’ thru Rosholt” Tractor Pull — Main Street Rosholt,www.rosholtthreshermen.com.

OCTOBER1-3 Hidden Studios Tour — Art Along the Ice Age Trail, Friday and

Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday, 12-4 p.m. See fine art in themaking when these working artist studios open their doors tothe public for tours, demonstrations, and the opportunity topurchase original art. www.hiddenstudiosarttour.com.


2 Portage/Waupaca County Hike-a-thon — Hike along the IceAge Trail, Registration from 8:30-11 a.m., begins at HartmanState Park Shelter, 715-346-1433, www.portagecoiat.org.

9 Amherst Firemuster, 4585 Fairgrounds Road, Amherst. 8 a.m.-4p.m., FREE admission. Fire vendors and old fire trucks, 715-824-2699.


10 UWSP Homecoming 2010 — Join the fun on campus andcelebrate with UW-Stevens Point! www.uwsp.edu.


16 Lettie Jensen River Run, 10 a.m., 10K and 5K competitive runs,5K non-competitive walk and ½-mile kids run, everyone wins aprize! Jensen Community Center, Amherst, 715-824-5202,[email protected].

16 Fall Fun Festival, 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. After the run: food,beverages, face painting, pumpkin decorating and more!Jensen Community Center, Amherst, 715-824-5202,[email protected].


30 Central Rivers Farmshed, Stevens Point, Farmers Market Eventsfeaturing cooking demonstrations, live music and children’sactivities, www.farmshed.org.


30 Halloween Happenings, Isaac Walton clubhouse grounds atdusk. Cost $10 a carload. Family fun, haunted house, treats, etc.For information call 715-341-3334 or 715-344-8796.

NOVEMBER2 Holly Shoppe Holiday Open House, 9 a.m.-7 p.m., Lincoln Center,

Open House to kick-off the holiday shopping season, 715-346-1401 for more information.

13 CWN Singles Dance, 8 p.m.-midnight Stevens Point Blue Top, $7member, $10 nonmembers. Dressy attire requested, www.cwn-singles.com.

21 Festival of Chocolate starts at 9 a.m., Lettie Jensen Center inAmherst, cook-off, free samples, tasting area, cocoa bar, trivia,cooking classes and the “Ultimate Chocolate Experience,” 715-824-5202.

27 CWN Singles Dance, 8 p.m.-midnight, Stevens Point MooseLodge, $7 member, $10 nonmembers. Dressy attire requested,www.cwn-singles.com.

DECEMBER 4-5 Amherst Village Christmas — Saturday 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sunday

10 a.m.-5 p.m., come celebrate the beginning of the Christmasseason with a visit to Amherst. Craft sales, merchant specials,restaurant specials, tour the historic Amherst Inn B&B, outdoorlighting contests. 715-824-2326.


31 CWN Singles Dance, 8 p.m.-midnight, Bernard’s, $7 member, $10nonmembers Dressy attire requested, www.cwn-singles.com.


The Yellowstone Trail was establishedand stretched from “Plymouth Rockto Puget Sound.” Between 1915,

when the Yellowstone Trail Associationextended the Trail to Chicago, and in the1930s the Yellowstone Trail servedWisconsin from Kenosha to Hudson.

The Yellowstone Trail enters PortageCounty from the east in the quaint Villageof Amherst. Should your journey include anovernight stay, the Amherst Inn B&B is aVictorian gothic style house built in 1887.Continuing on County B into the Village ofPlover, a visit to Heritage Park reveals anauthentic Yellowstone Trail cabin amongstthe other period buildings gathered fromaround the county. Traveling north onBusiness 51 motorists enter the City ofStevens Point, home of the Stevens PointBrewery which has a rich heritage of

brewing excellence since 1857. Tours areavailable. Also in Stevens Point is theUniversity of Wisconsin-Stevens Point’s“Old Main” built in 1893-94. Heading west,your route on the Yellowstone Trail takesyou through the historic downtown districtwith its turn of the century urbanarchitecture. For detailed information,contact the Stevens Point Convention &Visitors Bureau at 800-236-4636.

Experience area attractions, history,food, museums, and more by stayingon the road less traveled. Highway 51

is a road that links heritage, culture, and theNorthwoods of Wisconsin to southernLouisiana. Traveling through six states,Highway 51 creates a pathway for travelersto explore the many cultures, cuisines andnostalgia of Wisconsin.

Fifteen communities along Highway 51in Wisconsin have come together, toemphasize the joy of the journey. All alongHighway 51, travelers will experience theculture, cuisine and quirks that are part ofeach community. Highway 51 includes thestories of Abraham Lincoln, railroads, ElvisPresley and Graceland, blues music,industry icons, civil rights, and plantationlife. There’s a wealth of diverse cultures,traditions, music, and food stretching fromthe American Heartland to the Deep South.Crossing into Portage County on Highway51 brings you into the heart of Wisconsin.Getting to the center of the journey is thebest part, especially when it’s nestledamidst an abundance of green space andwaterways, highlighted by recreationalactivities, industry, and heritage. Thisportion of the route is dotted with art andculture, with just a hint of beer from ourlocal breweries.

Learn more about the stories alongHighway 51, or create one of your own, byplanning your journey online atwww.explorehwy51.com or by stopping bythe Stevens Point Area Visitor InformationCenter at exit 161 to pick up a copy of theJourney Journal and Passport. Make the mostof your travels with local events, geo-cachingsites, downloadable games, and more!

Stevens Point/Plover is at the crossroads of US Hwy. 51 and theYellowstone Trail, smack dab in the middleof one of the best leisure vacation andgetaway destinations in the Midwest.

Stevens Point/Plover has great recreationalopportunities, including hunting, fishing, birdwatching, world-class golf, hiking, biking,cross-country skiing and snowmobiling toname a few. Or, feel free to just lean back,put your feet up and relax.

The next time you hit the road, stop atThe Junction of Great Roads and GreatFun in Stevens Point/ Plover for your nextvacation or weekend getaway.

For more information about StevensPoint/Plover, call or visit our Web site. 800-236-4636. www.stevenspointarea.com

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AttractionsA T T R A C T I O N S

ArtArt Village929 Main Street, Downtown Stevens Point.Contemporary art studio and gallery featuring paintyour own pottery, pottery wheels, drawing andpainting studio and art classes. No appointmentneeded. 715-345-9500, www.artvillageusa.com.

Carlsten Art GalleryUWSP Noel Fine Arts Center, Stevens Point. Featuresexhibitions of contemporary artwork by students,faculty and guest artists. Open during UWSP sessions,Monday-Friday 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday and Sunday1-4 p.m., Thursday 7-9 p.m. Summer hours vary.715-346-4797. www.uwsp.edu.

Hidden Studios TourOn Oct. 1, 2 and 3, nationally recognized artists opentheir studios, allowing discriminating art collectorsthe opportunity to see how and where the work iscreated and to purchase fine art to own.www.hiddenstudiosarttour.com.

Q Gallery Artists’ Cooperative1108 Main Street, Downtown Stevens Point. Artistowned and operated gallery featuring original fine artfor sale: paintings, drawing, photography,printmaking, jewelry, ceramics, wood and fiber —tomorrow’s heirlooms today. Open Tuesday throughSunday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. 715-345-2888.www.qartists.com. See ad on p. 24

Riverfront Arts Center1200 Crosby Ave., Stevens Point. On the riverfront atthe east end of the Highway 66 West (Clark Street)bridge. Changing exhibits by area and regional artists.Free admission. Tues.-Fri. 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. andSun. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. 715-343-6251.

The Scarabocchio Art Museum800 Main St., Downtown Stevens Point. Dr. David L.Smith has invented a distinctive style of art calledScarabocchio Art. It means scribble or doodle in Italian.It is decorative, non-objective art. Open Tue., Thur., Sat. 1-5 p.m. For sale: greeting cards, small works ofart, T-shirts and coloring books. 715-345-7726.

Stevens Point Sculpture ParkGrand Opening June 12, 2010. Features artwork fromlocal, regional and national artists on 20-acres.Leisurely stroll past towering pines, along a stream, andthrough wetlands to discover the unqiue connectionbetween nature and art. Hosting seasonal events andeducation programs throughout the year.www.stevenspointsculpturepark.org.

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Tomorrow River Gallery & Gifts182 S Main St, Amherst. Monthly exhibitions andoriginal work by over 30 of Central Wisconsin’s finestartists. Hand crafted gifts, jewelry, accessories andgreeting cards; kids corner, garden decor and FunkyJunque. Open April-December Wed.-Sat. 10 a.m.-5p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. 715-321-2142.www.tomorrowrivergallery.com. See ad on p. 26

BreweriesCentral Waters Brewing Co., Inc.351 Allen St., Amherst. Central Wisconsin’s premiercraft brewery, brewing top quality ales and lagers forWisconsin. Come visit our taproom with 12 differentbeers, Fridays 4 p.m.-9 p.m. and Saturdays 3 p.m.-9p.m. 715-824-2739, www.centralwaters.com. See ad on p. 26

O’so Brewing Company1812 Post Road, Plover. O’so Brewing Company isCentral Wisconsin’s newest and fastest growingmicrobrewery. Come take a brewery tour and seewhat the buzz is all about. 715-254-2163.www.osobrewing.com. See ad on pg.14 28

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Stevens Point Brewery2617 Water St., Stevens Point. Tour one of the oldestbreweries in the country. Tours offered Mon.-Sat. Callfor tour schedule and reservations. Gift shop open,Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 800-369-4911, 715-344-9310 www.pointbeer.com.See ad on p. 9

CasinosNorth Star Mohican CasinoW12180 Cty. Hwy. A, Bowler. A new destination ingaming excitement is here. The newly built casinonow offers all the latest slot machines, table games,bingo and an exclusive high-limits area. North Starfeatures a restaurant, café, center bar and anentertainment lounge. 800-775-CASH.www.northstarcasinoresort.com. See ad on p. 12

Historical Sites and MuseumsBeth Israel SynagoguePortage County Historical Society Site1475 Water St., Stevens Point. Houses an exhibit ofthe history of the Stevens Point Jewish community1871-2000. Open from May 29-Sept. 5, Saturday andSunday 1-4 p.m. or by appointment. 715-344-4423.www.pchswi.org.

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Steam Engine No. 2713 from the Old Wisconsin Central Railroad (Soo Line) is restored and displayed astestimony to the railroad’s key role in the growth and development of the Stevens Point Area.


Central Wisconsin Children’s MuseumCenterPoint MarketPlace, Downtown Stevens Point. Adiscovery place for children 6 months – 10 years andtheir families. Wed.-Fri., 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Thurs. until 8 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. and Sun. 12 p.m.-4 p.m.715-344-2003, www.cwchildrensmuseum.org. See ad on p. 25

Downtown Historic MuralsDowntown, Stevens Point. Stroll downtown to viewcompleted murals depicting the area’s history. Viewthe “Riverman,” “Market Day,” and four “Windows tothe Past.” 715-343-5356.

Farmer’s MarketDowntown, Public Square. Dedicated in 1853, theFarmer’s Market has been held daily, from spring-fall,for more than 150 years. 715-343-5356.

Heritage ParkPortage County Historical Society SiteCorner of Washington and Willow Drive in Plover. Ahistorical village of buildings from the early days ofPortage County. Open from May 29-Sept. 5, Saturdayand Sunday 1-4 p.m. or by appointment. 715-344-4423. www.pchswi.org.

Historic Fire House No. 2Portage County Historical Society Site1949 Strongs Ave., Stevens Point. Displays fire fightingequipment and art gallery in the oldest survivingmunicipal building in Stevens Point, built in 1885. Forhours, visit the Web site and click on the calendar ofevents. 715-344-4423. www.pchswi.org.

Korean War Memorial of WisconsinWorzella Pines Park, Plover. Memorial statuarycomposed of five figures including a nurse, army andmarine infantrymen, air force pilot and sailor,standing in memory of all veterans who served fromthe state. 920-469-0369 or 920-437-9252.www.koreanmemorial.org.

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Central Waters Brewing Company taproom which isopen Fridays and Saturdays late afternoon and earlyevening.

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Iverson Park, Stevens Point and HartmanCreek State Park. Rents bikes, kayaks or canoes. 50% off on rainy days!Interpretive tours, river education. Open 7 days a week, until Oct. 15.Packages include free shuttle servicewithin Portage County! One coupon per rental. No doubling.

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Locomotive No. 2713Southside Memorial Park, Bus. 51, Stevens Point.Restored locomotive No. 2713 built in 1911 has beenon display since 1955 to commemorate the role ofthe steam engine in the development of thecommunity. 715-344-0619. www.soo2713.org.

Main Street Historic District & LandmarksDowntown Stevens Point. Member of the NationalRegister of Historic Places, over 60 buildings ofdifferent architectural styles, within walking distance.Additional historic buildings throughout the city andlandmarks/prominent places. 715-343-5356.

Museum of Natural HistoryUWSP Campus, Stevens Point. Interact with the naturalworld. Explore Earth origins, discover dinosaurs,encounter natural habitats and rare collections ofspecies. Mon. 9 a.m.-7 p.m., Tues.-Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m.,Sat. 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Sun. 1-4 p.m. 715-346-2858.www.uwsp.edu/museum.

Polish Heritage TrailSelf-guided auto or bicycle tour, winding throughglacier terrain, wooded country-side, lakes andfarmland. Portage County is the first Polish ruralsettlement in the state and second in the UnitedStates. For a trail map, call 715-344-2556.

Village of Amherst161 Mill St., Amherst. Visit the Historic Village ofAmherst, nestled along the Tomorrow River and closeto the Tomorrow River State Trail. Many restaurantsand lots of shopping! 715-824-5613,www.amherstwi.govoffice2.com.

Wisconsin Conservation Hall of Fame2419 North Point Drive, Stevens Point. ExploreWisconsin’s environmental history and people whomade the state a leader in conservation andenvironmental movement. Free. Located at theSchmeeckle Reserve Visitor Center; open daily, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 715-346-4992 or www.wchf.org.

Outdoor Altenburg’s Country Gardens7020 Plover Road (Highway 54), Wisconsin Rapids.Our family farm offers strawberries, pumpkins andfun for your whole family. Open mid-June to mid-Julyand late September through October 31. 10 mileswest of Plover on Highway 54. 715-421-2943.www.altenburgsfarm.com.

Central Wisconsin Environmental Station10186 County Road MM, Amherst Junction. 200-acreUWSP field station, 17 miles east of Stevens Point onSunset Lake. School programs, group meetings,summer camps, building rentals, food service. Comeand learn and relax under the towering pines. 715-824-2428. www.uwsp.edu/cnr/cwes. 28

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Central Wisconsin Water Ski Show Team, Inc.(the Water Walkers)Family-oriented themed water ski shows performedseasonally at South Bay Beach Park on Lake DuBay.From Stevens Point take I-39 North to Hwy. DB Exit,left on DB, then left on Park Road. 715-693-5496. http://water-walkers.waterski.org.

George W. Mead Wildlife AreaLocated in Northwest Portage County. 33,000-acres ofrecreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts.Hunt bear, deer, turkey and small game. Excellentbird watching. 35 miles of trails for hiking and a 6.5-mile biking trail May 15-Sept. 1. 715-457-6771.www.meadwildlife.org.

Green Circle Trail30.5-mile trail linking scenic natural areas thatfollows along the Wisconsin and Plover Rivers,accommodates recreationalists of all types in allseasons. 715-346-1433. www.greencircletrail.org.

Ice Age TrailPortions of this continuous 1,000-mile footpath travelthrough Portage County and through diverselandscapes, geological features, serving as aneducational resource, linking history and cultureswithin Wisconsin. 715-346-1433. www.iceagetrail.orgor www.portagecoiat.org.

Schmeeckle Reserve is UWSP’s 280-acre naturalarea. Visitor center open daily.


Kids Are Special Here (K.A.S.H.) PlaygroundMead Park, Stevens Point. Universally accessibleplayground, on a soft rubber surface that includesslides, swings, and climbing equipment that issuitable and safe for children of all abilities. Fun forall ages and mobilities. 715-346-1531.www.kashplayground.org.

Schmeeckle Reserve2419 North Point Drive, Stevens Point. UWSP’s 275-acre natural area. Visitor center open daily 8 a.m.-5 p.m. 5 miles of trails. Home to the BrowseShop, the Wisconsin Conservation Hall of Fame, andGreen Circle Trail headquarters. 715-346-4992.www.uwsp.edu/cnr/schmeeckle.

Standing Rocks County ParkTrails for hiking and mountain biking, disc golfcourse, cross-country skiing/dog exercise trail,downhill-skiing and a target archery course. A pass isrequired for all users, available at the trail head. 715-346-1433. www.co.portage.wi.us.

Tomorrow River State TrailThe Tomorrow River Trail is a 18-mile trail betweenthe Village of Plover and Scandinavia. The trail isopen to bicyclists, hikers, snowmobilers andhorseback riders. 715-346-1433.www.co.portage.wi.us.

Renewable EnergyMREA — ReNew the Earth Institute7558 Deer Road, Custer. A demonstration site forsolar electric, solar thermal, wind and alternativeconstruction technologies. Marketplace, library, factsheets and tours. Open Monday-Friday 10 a.m.-4 p.m.715-592-6595. www.the-mrea.org.

Star GazingAllen F. Blocher Planetarium ProgramsUWSP Science Building (2nd Floor), Stevens Point.Programs designed for all ages. Mid-September toMid-May; Sunday programs 2 p.m. Night Skyprograms Monday 8 p.m. Special programs can bearranged. 715-346-2208,www.uwsp.edu/phyastr/plan-obs/.

UWSP ObservatoryUWSP Science Building (4th Floor), Stevens Point.Observatory staff provides night sky observing throughthe telescope, only if the skies are clear, Monday-Wednesday evenings Mid-September to Mid-May from8:30-10 p.m. 715-346-2208.www.uwsp.edu/physastr/plan_obs

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Sports and RecreationS P O R T S A N D R E C R E A T I O N

Area Adventures

Get out and enjoy the recreationalhaven of Portage County. Here is ashort selection of some of the

adventures available. For a complete listand for detailed trails/route maps and localroad maps contact the Visitor InformationCenter.

On the WaterMost routes can be accomplished with

two cars. Local outfitters can providetransportation for trips using rentedequipment. (See Outdoor Rentals on page 18.)

Tomorrow River (for intermediate skilled paddlers)

Begin your adventure in Nelsonville.Stop to view the historic Rising Star Mill, one of four historicalmuseums maintained by the Portage County Historical Society. Themill is open for special events throughout the year. This segmentmeanders through woods and fields. Four miles downstream in theVillage of Amherst, be sure to follow portage signs to avoid dam.Once you reach Amherst, stop for a stroll and lunch in thedowntown district, complete with shops, restaurants and an artgallery. Continue on the Tomorrow River; suggested take-outs are atHighway T or Highway DD. Please note: during high water,submerged logs and swirling water can cause problems. Duringlow water, rocks and shallows will be present.

Jordan Park to Iverson Park (for intermediate skilled paddlers)

Park your car in Iverson Park off Highway 66 in Stevens Point,then travel Highway 66 east to Jordan Park. Jordan Park offerscamping as well as a Nature Center, that is open in the summer,complete with special programs and staffed by a naturalist. Whenyou are ready, begin this route at the canoe ramp on the south sideof Highway 66 in Jordan Park. The route will meander throughgenerally flat water, and is an excellent trip for bird watchers inJune and July. Because of the wooded landscapes on either side ofthe river, it is an excellent way to view fall colors in the area. Onceyou have reached Iverson Park, enjoy a dip in the water near theswimming beach, or walk on a short segment on the Green CircleTrail that makes its way through the park. If you are hungry, stop atthe Hilltop Pub & Grill, just east of Iverson Park.

Wisconsin River North (for intermediate skilled paddlers)

Take Highway HH West out of StevensPoint (approximately 4 miles) and you willfind a boat landing on the right side of theroad. Put in here and head back towardsStevens Point. As you proceed downstream,the islands to your left are surrounded bychannels. The adventuruous canoeist maywish to poke around the islands, spendsome time fishing, bird watching or animalviewing. All channels headed south openinto the Stevens Point Flowage and back tothe main channel. In the Flowage, go underthe power lines and take out at the boatlanding near the swimming beach in BukoltPark on the left. Try following the GreenCircle Trail segment to Pfiffner Pioneer Parkto walk along the riverfront. Across theriver, you will see K.A.S.H. playground atMead Park. At the southern most tip of

Pfiffner Park, you will encounter the Riverfront Arts Center.Downtown Stevens Point, just one block east offers a variety ofspecialty shops, dining, historical murals and other attractions.

Many other waterways offer recreational opportunitiesthroughout Portage County such as: Lake DuBay, McDill Pond, MillCreek, Adams Lake, Collins Lake, Lake Emily, Jordan Pond, SunsetLake, Lake Thomas, Wisconsin River flowages, The Little Wolf River,and Spring Creek.

The area offers a variety of water activities on theWisconsin River.

Hiking and biking through Schmeeckle Reserve.


On beautiful Lake DuBay• Boating, Fishing, Swimming • Canoe and Paddle Boat and Boat Rental

• Playground, Horseshoes, Volleyball • Rec Hall & Game Room• Hay Rides • Nature Trails • E.W.S. Hookups, Sanitary Dump Stations

• Free WI-FI • Country Store • Boat Launch

Location: I-39/Hwy. 51, Exit #175, Turn southwest on Hwy. 342 miles – turn left on DuBay Drive just across bridge over the Wisconsin River – 1 block to campground

1713 DuBay Drive • Mosinee, WI 54455 • (715) 457-2484www.dubayshores.com • [email protected]

Offering the finest in family camping onthe beautiful Wisconsin River...

...and a heated pool

RIVERS EDGE, INC. CAMPGROUND & MARINA• Bar & Grill • River Sites • Rec Hall • Playground • Horseshoes• Sand Volleyball Court • Clean Showers • Restrooms • Boat Landing & Pier

7 miles north of Stevens Point, WI on U.S. 51Exit Casmier Road, southbound Exit DB

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715-344-8058

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On LandHiking

Start your journey at the SchmeeckleReserve, the trailhead for the GreenCircle Trail. The 30.5-mile trail circles thecity of Stevens Point, through continuouspaved and graveled trail. Visit the newestsection of trail, just to the northeast of theSchmeeckle Reserve, where nearly a half-mile section of boardwalk was recentlyinstalled. Or try heading west from theSchmeeckle Reserve, and walk through theStevens Point Sculpture Park, the newestcity park with trails connecting to theGreen Circle Trail. Multiple access pointsfor the trail, and its 14 segments, make thetrail easy to reach. More than 80 percent ofthe Green Circle winds through secludednatural areas.

For a more rural view of the area, try theTomorrow River State Trail. The 14-miletrail, developed on an abandoned railroadgrade, connects the villages of Plover andAmherst Junction and consists of crushedlimestone packed to a smooth surface.

Hiking is also available at the George W.Mead State Wildlife Area, Ice Age Trail,Hartman Creek State Park, JordanPark, Lake Emily Park, SchmeeckleReserve and Standing Rocks Park.

BikingEnjoy the varied rural landscape around

Sunset Lake in the northeastern corner ofPortage County. Begin your trip in theparking lot of the Sunset Lake CountyPark, near the Central WisconsinEnvironmental Station. The country roadssurrounding Sunset Lake are lightly traveledand offer a wide variety of terrain. Circleback to your starting point and take a dipin Sunset Lake, with a beautiful sandybeach. The clear crystal waters of thisglacial lake offer a perfect spot for a picnicafter your ride.

Standing Rocks County Park offers anassortment of moutain bike trails at variousskill levels. The trails are open daily fromMay 1 to Nov. 16. There are plenty of climbs,roots, and rocks that wind throughout thewooded park. Mountain bikes must stay ondesignated trails at all times. All single trackis signed and one way only. (Trail feerequired)

Biking is also available on rural routes(road biking) throughout Portage County, IceAge Bicycle Trail, Tomorrow River State Trail,Green Circle Trail, Schmeeckle Reserve,George W. Mead State Wildlife Area. ▲

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The course is set within the pine and oak blended woods along the Wisconsin River. The abundant wildlife and

21⁄2-acre pond on the back nine accentuate

this truly picturesque adventure.

Par 72 – 4,805 to 6,665 Yards3 Miles South of Hwy. HH

in Stevens Point

Call for Tee Time:

715-344-9152www.golftheriver.com

Wisconsin RiverGolf Club



BoatingThe Wisconsin River, Lake DuBay and several smalllakes, offer miles of water for water-skiing, wake-boarding, tubing, jet skiing, sail boating and paddling.Stop at one of the many beaches along the river orlakes to picnic or sunbathe. *See outdoor rentals

Amherst Marine422 South Main St., Downtown Amherst. Sales —Service — Storage. Specializing in fishing boats,pontoons and hurricane deck boats. Servicing mostmakes and models. 715-824-5635.www.amherstmarine.com. See ad on p. 26

BirdingPortage County offers a wide variety of bird watchingopportunities from grassland to woodland habitats at theBuena Vista Grasslands, Godfrey & Maybelle EricksonAudubon Park, Dewey State Natural Area, Iverson Mash,Richard A. Kemp State Fishery Area, Schmeekle Reserveand the George W. Mead Wildlife Area. 715-344-2556.

Disc GolfMead Park, Standing Rocks Park and Yulga Park alloffer challenging disc golf courses for beginners andadvanced alike. 715-344-2556.


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Amherst Pond 48 7 ● ● ●

Bear Lake 29 28 ● ●

Bentley Pond 77 8 ● ● ●

Collins Lake 42 56 ● ● ● ● ● ●

Lake DuBay 6,830 30 ● ●

Lake Emily 96 35 ● ● ● ● ●

Fountain Lake 16 23 ● ●

Helen Lake 87 20 ● ● ● ●

Jordan Pond 85 7 ● ● ● ●

Lime Lake 72 29 ● ● ●

McDill Pond 262 19 ● ● ● ● ●

Pickerel Lake 52 12 ● ● ● ●

Rhinehart Lake 43 27 ● ● ●

Spring Lake 38 42 ● ● ●

Springville Pond 20 10 ● ● ●

Sunset Lake 63 55 ● ● ● ●

Thomas Lake 42 33 ● ● ●

Tree Lake 74 32 ● ● ● ● ●

Wolf Lake 36 18 ● ● ●

Biron Flowage 2,078 26 ● ● ● ● ● ●

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Little Wolf River ●

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River-In-Between Flowage 220 25 ● ● ● ● ● ●

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Water levels vary. Shoreline fishing from public land only.


FishingMore than 13,000 acres of serene waterways and adiverse mix of fish species make Portage County apremier angling destination in the state. Call theStevens Point Area Convention & Visitors Bureau formore information on fishing in the area, or for afishing map. 715-344-2556.

Fishing Guide ServicePat PierceProfessional Wisconsin Fishing Guide® Wisconsin River, Stevens Point. More than 40 years ofguiding experience on the Wisconsin River and herflowages providing a bountiful fishery. Experience thewaters, land, wildlife, birds, fauna and histories froman 18-foot drift boat. 715-693-4696 or 888-693-4696.www.patpierce.com.

GolfSentryWorld601 N. Michigan Ave., Stevens Point. NamedWisconsin’s 9th-ranked golf course by Golf Digestmagazine 2009-2010. America’s Top Golf Courses –Zagat 2009-2010. Pro shop, outdoor driving range,indoor driving range, practice green, lessons, theSport Plate restaurant and bar. Reservationssuggested. 715-345-1600 or 866-479-6753.sentryworld.com. See ad on Back Cover

Wisconsin River Golf Club705 West River Drive, Stevens Point. Set along theWisconsin River, this scenic 18-hole golf course plays anywhere from 4924 to 6584 yards. Pro Shop,Driving Range, Bar & Grill, Lessons.www.golftheriver.com. 715-344-9152. See ad on p. 17

Hockey/Ice SkatingIndoorIce Hawks Arena801 Badger Ave. (off Hwy. 10 East), Stevens Point.Home of Portage County Youth on Ice and UWSPPointer women’s hockey. Youth and adult hockeyprograms, Holiday open skate hours, regional andinternational hockey tournaments. www.pcyoi.net.715-345-2854.

KB Willett Arena1000 Minnesota Ave., Stevens Point. Offers skaterental. Public skating hours; Sat. and Sun,. 1-2:50 p.m.; Monday-Friday, 9:30-10:50 a.m. 715-346-1576. www.stevenspoint.com/skate. 28

NHLPA Goals & Dreams Ice Arena6867 4th St., Arnott. Located at the corner of Hwy. Jand 4th Street in Arnott just East of Stevens Point.Public skating hours. 715-592-5004.www.saintshockey.org.

Outdoor Iverson Park, Goerke Park, former Emerson School,Easlan-Weslan Park and McKinley School. Call aheadfor hours and conditions, 715-346-1531.

Horseback RidingWild West Campground & Corral9495 Hwy. 54, Amherst. Located on 90 acres ofscenic rustic countryside with 20 gentle-trainedhorses. Guided trail rides, hayrides, sleigh rides andcamping. Great for field trips, birthday parties,reunions, or picnics. 715-824-5112.www.wildwestcampground.com. See ad on p. 17

Outdoor RentalsDivepoint Scuba944 Main St., Downtown Stevens Point. Youradventure center, complete with kayak rentals! CentralWisconsin’s largest selection of scuba divingequipment, snorkeling equipment and accessories.Scuba diving and ACA kayaking classes. 715-344-DIVE. www.divepointscuba.com. See ad on p. 25

Nature TreksIverson Park, Stevens Point and Hartman Creek StatePark. Rents bikes, kayaks or canoes. 50% off on rainydays! Interpretive tours, river education. Open 7 daysa week, until September 30. Packages include freeshuttle service within Portage County! 715-254-0247.www.naturetrekrentals.net. See ad on p. 12 28

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The golf course at SentryWorld is renown for its challenging beauty.



SkiingCross-CountryThe Stevens Point Area offers the cross country skierover 36 miles of trails that lace the countryside. Trailsfor the beginner to expert can be found at IversonPark, Plover River Trail, Schmeeckle Reserve andStanding Rocks. For more information or snowconditions on these trails please contact the PortageCounty Parks Department, 715-346-1433, or contactthe City Parks Department, 715-346-1531.

DownhillDownhill skiing is also available at Standing Rocks.For more information or snow conditions, pleasecontact the Portage County Parks Department, 715-346-1433.

Sledding HillsIverson Park, Hillcrest Drive, Stevens Point. 715-346-1531.

SoccerPortage County Youth Soccer Complex701 Badger Ave., Stevens Point. Located just off Hwy.10 East. This complex has six regulation and five U-10 soccer fields. Visit us at www.pcys.net for moreinformation.

SnowmobilingPortage County has more than 300 miles of scenicgroomed trails. Call for information on trails andconditions 715-343-6277. Call the Stevens Point AreaConvention & Visitors Bureau for a trail map. 715-344-2556.

SwimmingIndoorStevens Point Area YMCA1000 Division St., Stevens Point. 715-342-2980.

OutdoorDonald Copps Municipal Pool2442 Sims Ave., Stevens Point. 715-346-1226. Threepools, including a waterslide and a zero-depth wadingpool for children. 715-346-1531,www.stevenspoint.com/pool. *See Park/Picnic Facilities

Target RangeDewey Shooting RangeWillow Springs Drive, Stevens Point.715-346-1433. www.co.portage.wi.us.

Standing Rocks Park Archery RangeTower Road, Stevens Point.715-346-1433. www.co.portage.wi.us.

TennisSentryWorld601 N. Michigan Ave., Stevens Point. Indoor courts,Pro Shop, lessons. 715-345-1600 or 866-479-6753.sentryworld.com. See ad on p. 51

Park/Picnic Facilities For a complete list of parks in the area, contact theStevens Point Area Convention & Visitors Bureau,715-344-2556. *See also Campgrounds in the Accommodations section

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The Stevens Point area offers great biking, including the Green Circle Trail, Tomorrow River State Trail andStanding Rocks County Park trails.


ShoppingS H O P P I N G

Antique StoresThe Memory Market2224 Patch St., Stevens Point. The best place forantiques, collectibles, and great junk! Open Tuesday -Thursday 12-4 p.m. and most Saturdays from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. or by chance. Other times available,call 715-344-3983.

Shopping4 Cool Stuff 2 Buy1205 Second St. North, Downtown Stevens Point.Specialty Consignment and Resale Shop. Unique oneof a kind items. Antiques, Vintage, Retro to ModernClothes, Jewelry, Art Glass, China, Furniture, Pottery,Music, Knick-Knacks and More. New Deals Daily.715-544-4443.

Blue Bead Trading Company1043 Main St., Downtown Stevens Point. Uniqueselection of beads. One of a kind designer jewelry,gifts. Artful and reasonably priced. Parties. Classes.Books. 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Mon.-Sat. [email protected].

Bookfinders1001 Brilowski (North of Jung’s off Hwy. 10 East),Stevens Point. Come browse our extensive selection ofbooks, audio books and magazines. Out of print/hardto find book searches and gift certificates available.715-341-8300. [email protected]. See ad on p. 22

The Companion Shop 937 Main St., Downtown Stevens Point. CentralWisconsin’s dog and cat specialty store. Delight themwith toys, homemade bakery and biscuits, quality catfurniture and unique gifts. “Where your furry family ismore than welcome.” 715-344-2821,www.companionshop.com. See ad on p. 24

Dala’s Import Oasis925 Main St., Stevens Point. An around the worldexperience, unique clothing (cotton, rayon, silk,wool, including plus sizes), unusual sterling silverjewelry and special giftware from our world, Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., 715-341-4433. See ad on p. 24

Divepoint Scuba944 Main St., Downtown Stevens Point. Youradventure center! Central Wisconsin’s largestselection of scuba diving equipment, snorkelingequipment and accessories. Scuba diving and ACAkayaking classes. Featuring Perception and Dagger,Black Diamond, Petzl, and Patagonia. 715-344-DIVE.www.divepointscuba.com. See ad on p. 25

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Dream Weavers Bridal 2824 Post Road, Business 51 South inWhiting/Stevens Point. Where your dreams begin!Attire for the bride, attendants, mothers, specialoccasions, prom and tuxedoes. Hours: Monday andThurs., 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Tues., Wed., Fri. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. 715-344-1181.www.dreamweaversbridal.com. See ad on p. 21

Fudge Utopia LLC1059 Main St., Downtown Stevens Point. One of akind fudge exclusively at The Wooden Chair and theWeb. Made with the finest ingredients, it must betasted to be appreciated. Open daily, 7 a.m.-2 p.m.www.fudgeutopia.com.

Gepetto’s Workshop1121 Main St., Downtown Stevens Point. Experiencethe wonder of a real toy store. Come see our largeselection of classic toys that spark the imaginationand last a life time. 715-341-8640.www.gepettosworkshop.com. See ad on p. 23

Herrschners2800 Hoover Road, Stevens Point. Quilt Shop nowopen! The largest mail order craft catalog in theworld. Premier supplier of unique, qualityneedlework and craft kits. Factory craft outlet storeopen to the public daily. 715-341-8686.www.herrschners.com. See ad on p. 21 28

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Historic DowntownMain St., Downtown Stevens Point. Shop historicdowntown, adjacent to the Wisconsin River.Downtown offers one of a kind specialty stores,unique dining, entertainment and special eventsthroughout the year. 715-343-5356,www.stevenspoint.biz. See ad on p. 23

Hoffman’s Hobbies“Your Sports Authority”3001 Michigan Ave., Stevens Point. Area’s largestselection for NFL, NHL, MLB, NASCAR, clothing, hats,cards, bobbleheads, cheeseheads, autographed itemswith COAs. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sun. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. 715-341-3867.www.hoffmanshobbies.com. See ad on p. 22

Holly Shoppe1519 Water St., Stevens Point. A specialty handcraftoutlet store open to the public with quality gifts for allages handcrafted by seniors of Portage County. 715-346-1401. See ad on p. 22

Kindred Spirit Books1028 Main St., Stevens Point. Books, music, and giftsfor the body, mind, heart and soul. Including nature,children’s and political books. Mon.-Thur. 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Fri. 11 a.m.-7 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. andSun. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. 715-342-4891. See ad on p. 24 28

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Stevens Point Farmers’ Market in downtown Stevens Point has been held daily from spring to fall for morethan 150 years.


Koerten Gallery2501 Church St., Stevens Point. Broad selection ofprints, posters, ltd editions, original fine art includingbronze, glass and collectibles. 35-plus years framingexperience specializing in memorabilia shadowboxesfeaturing family heirlooms, celebrations and militaryhistories. 715-341-7773 or 1-800-873-0056,www.koertengallery.com.

Lee Ayers Jewelers1044 Main St., Downtown Stevens Point. Nationalaward-winning jewelry designer. Finest collection ofunique jewelry and gems in Wisconsin. Professionalpersonal service, fair everyday prices. 715-341-0411.See ad on p. 25

Mader & Mader Auction ServiceUnique craft items, beautiful Amish made furnitureand hundreds of quilts and wall hangings areauctioned off at our semi-annual Amherst Quilt, Craft& Amish Furniture Auction held at the AmherstFairgrounds. 715-467-2800. www.maderauction.com.See ad on p. 26

Mullins Cheese598 Seagull Drive, Mosinee. Located in downtownKnowlton. Fresh cheese curds, more than 75 varietiesof cheese, souvenirs, shirts and gift boxes. OpenMon.-Sat. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sun. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. 715-693-3205. See ad on p. 13

Paper Doll Stationery Boutique1332 Strongs Ave., Downtown Stevens Point. StevensPoint’s Big City Paper Store. Fine writing paper,journals, greeting cards, notebooks, Lamy pens,invitations and announcements, memo pads, stickers,labels, magnets and other treats, Mon.-Fri. 10:30a.m.-6 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. [email protected]. See ad on p. 23

Robin’s Nest Gifts1129 Main St., Downtown Stevens Point. People eagerto decorate their homes will find inspiration atRobin’s Nest. We also feature a year round ChristmasRoom. Mon.-Thur. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.,Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 715-254-0974,www.robinnestgifts.com. See ad on p. 25

Stevens Point Area Co-op633 Second St., Stevens Point. Welcome! Since 1972we are the areas only whole foods store offering freshbaked goods, bulk foods and herbs, local and organicproduce and products. 715-341-1555.www.spacoop.com.

Sugar Cubed1336 Strongs Ave., Downtown Stevens Point. We havea large selection of wonderful treats to satisfyeverybody’s taste. Truffles, imported chocolates,fudge, gourmet snacks and unusual funny gifts. OpenMon., Tue, Thur., Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Wed.12-6 p.m.;Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 715-341-5556. See ad on p. 23 28

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2800 Hoover Road ~ Stevens Point WI ~ Phone 341-8686

STORE HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9am-8pm;

Sat. 9am-6pm Sun. 11am-4pm

LOCATION FROM HWY 39-51

Exit #156 County HH west.Go to first stoplights,

turn right onto Hoover Road. We are 1 mile north on left.

• More than 20,000 craft items in stock• Friendly knowledgeable staff• Quilt shop now open• Convenient shopping in store, by catalog

or internet (www.herrschners.com)

Helping Crafters Create Memories for Generations

We invite you to come visit us.

CRAFT OUTLET STORE

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We help you find books you’ll love.• Large Selection of Books• Special orders• Audio books• Magazines• Discount program• Free gift wrapping• Friendly, knowledgeable service

715-341-8300Fax 715-341-8309

1001 Brilowski RoadStevens Point, WI

Off Hwy. 10 East, North of Jung Garden CenterHours: Mon.-Sat. 9am-9pm,

Sun. 10am-6pm

“Your Sports Authority”

• Authentic autographs• Bobble heads• NFL, HL, MLB• Sports cards• Authentic apparel• Cheese heads• Jerseys/Sweatshirts• Jackets/Shirts/Hats• Cheeseheads• Special orders

715-341-3867“Your Sports Authority”

www.hoffmanshobbies.com

3001 Michigan Ave. Stevens Point

Next to Duralum Carpets

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SUGARCUBED1336 Strongs Avenue We have a large selection of wonderful treats to satisfy everybody’s taste. Moonstruck Truffles, imported chocolates, fudge, gourmet snacks and unusual funny gifts.

Open M & Tu 10-6, W 12-6, Th, F 10-6, Sat 10-4 — 715-341-5556

Gepetto’s Workshop 1121 Main Street715-341-8640 Discover a wonderful world ofunique and hard to find toys.Explore the enchanting displaysthat will delight the imagination.www.gepettosworkshop.com

Stevens Point’s Big City Paper Store

• Fine Writing Paper • Journals• Greeting Cards • Notebooks

• Lamy Pens • Memo Pads• Invitations & Announcements

• Stickers, Labels, Magnets & Other Treats

M-F 10:30-6, Sat 10-4

[email protected]

Find us on Facebook

Association of Downtown Businesses1245 Main Street, Suite 200 • Stevens Point, WI 54481(715) 343-5356 • www.StevensPoint.biz

• Specialty Stores

• Gourmet Treats

• Entertainment

• And more!

S T E V E N S P O I N T A R E A V I S I T O R S G U I D E


EMY J’s1009 First Street

(In the Downtown Area)Stevens Point, WI 54481

715-345-0471

• Now serving food

• Free wireless Internet access

• Roasted on-site fair trade organic coffees

• Espresso drinks• Loose tea • Pastries • Fresh fruit smoothies

• 16 flavors of hard-serve ice creamTREASURES FROM

AROUND THE WORLDFair trade items available

• Unusual and unique rayon, cotton and silkclothing; sizes S-XXXL

• Scarves and sarongs• Tapestries, wind chimes, lamps and lanterns• Masks, statues and ethnic instruments• Purses, bags and hats• Sterling silver jewelry• Candles, bath salts and perfume oils• Belly dancing accessories and clothing• Giftware, including oriental wooden carved

trunks, small chests, tea sets, chopsticks,jewelry boxes and much more

925 Main StreetDowntown Stevens Point

715-341-4433Mon. through Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

Sat. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Closed Sundays

For more information, go to:www.myspace.com/dalasimportoasis

The Companion ShopDog & Cat Specialty Store

937 Main Street, Stevens Point, WI 54481715-344-2821 • www.companionshop.com

The Companion Shop is a dog and cat specialty store devoted to providing unique, quality products for youand your furry family. We have a wide selection oftreats, toys, gifts, fresh bakery and more to give

your companions the life they deserve. Open M-F 10-6, Sat 10-4

Join us on Facebook

GALLERY Q artists’ cooperative

A beautiful gallery showcasing fine artworks by member artists.Paintings, drawings, pottery,sculpture, jewelry, fiber and more — all made locally.

1108 Main St., Stevens Point715-345-2888Open Tue-Sun 10am-6pmwww.qartists.com


Robin’s Nest Gifts1129 Main Street715-254-0974www.robinsnestgifts.comPeople eager to decorate their homeswill find inspiration at Robin’s Nest.The store also features a year roundChristmas room. M-Th, 10am-5pm, Fri.,10am-6pm, Sat. 10am-5pm

Gourmet coffees & teasAvailable by the cup or the pound.

Largest selection in the area.Featuring Earthcrust Bakery,

Mary Kroner & Big Apple Bagels.Free wireless internet.

OPEN DAILY

Historic Downtown Stevens Point1100 Main Street, Suite 1A

Try our second location at St. Michael’s Hospital

715-344-0077

CENTRAL WISCONSINCHILDREN’S MUSEUMCenterPoint MarketPlace 715-344-2003www.cwchildrensmuseum.orgA unique educational opportunityfor adults and children to play,explore, and learn together. Hands-on exhibits, art room, and earlylearning programs.

4 COOL STUFF 2 BUYCONSIGNMENT & RESALE SHOP

• SHOP our Incredible SALES — 50-75% Off• Daily Marks Downs Throughout the Store.• Visit our Customers Favorite Department.

NAME YOUR PRICE — “What U Say Is What U Pay”• DROP OFF all your unwanted Items.

For CONSIGNMENT or CASH up front.• We accept Everything from Antiques, Clothes,

Jewelry, Furniture, China, Knick-Knacks, etc.• Higher End Items Sold on EBAY Worldwide

OPEN Tues-Fri 10-6 Sat 10-5, CLOSED - SUN - MON1205 2nd St. (North on the Square Downtown)Stevens Point, WI 54481 • Call 715-544-4443

Divepoint Scuba is your Adventure CenterCentral Wisconsin’s largest selection of scuba divingequipment, snorkeling equipmentand accessories.

■ Scuba classes year round ■ Scuba Equipment

• largest selection■ Kayak classes, sales and rentals

• Perception & Dagger ■ Climbing Equipment

• Black Diamond, Petzl, and MSR ■ Swimwear and accessories

year round • TYR & Speedo

■ Adventure apparel• patagonia & Life is good

944 Main Street Downtown Stevens Point715-344-DIVEwww.divepointscuba.com

Tomorrow River Gallery & Gifts

Amherst Café

Mader & Mader Auction Services

Lettie Jensen Community Center

Morning Star Coffee & Bistro

Ambrosia’s Pub & Grill

Ambrosia’s Pub & Grill192 S. Main St., Amherst. 715-824-2332

Amherst Business AssociationP.O. Box 223, Amherst WI 54406

Amherst Café122 S. Main St., Amherst. 715-824-3112

Amherst Marine422 S. Main St., Amherst. 715-824-5635

Central Waters Brewery351 Allen St., Amherst. 715-824-2739

Lettie Jensen Community Center487 N. Main St., Amherst. 715-824-5202

Mader & Mader Auction ServicesN6324 County Hwy. G, Scandinavia. 715-467-2800

Morning Star Coffee & Bistro5437 Lime Lake Road, Amherst. 715-824-2200

Tomorrow River Gallery & Gifts182 S. Main St., 715-321-2142www.tomorrowrivergallery.com

Village of Amherst160 Mill St., Amherst. 715-824-5613

www.amherstwi.govoffice2.com

Amherst Marine

Tomorrow River Dam

Tomorrow River Dam

2010 CALENDAR OF EVENTSJANUARY1-3 USSA Sanctioned Snowmobile Races – Amherst

Fairgrounds. sponsored by the TR Lions/Lioness/Amherst Fire District/Amherst EMTs, 10 a.m., more than 100 entries expected,concession stand, 715-824-2176 orwww.ussaprostar.com.

23 Tomorrow River Concert, Neal & Leandra, 7:30 p.m., Jensen Community Center, Amherst,WI 715-824-5202, [email protected].

FEBRUARY 6 Women’s Heart Health, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Jensen

Community Center, Amherst, WI, 715-824-5202,[email protected].

6 Green Tea, 7:30 p.m., Jensen Community Center,Amherst, WI, 715-824-5202, [email protected]. The best in Irishmusic and dance!

13 Wisconsin International Pageant, 7 p.m., JensenCommunity Center, Amherst, WI 715-824-5202,[email protected]. The Mrs., Miss andMiss Teen Pageant. The public is invited!

20 Tomorrow River Concert, Peter Mayer, 7:30 p.m.,Jensen Community Center, Amherst, WI, 715-824-5202, [email protected].

MARCH6 Portage County Master Gardeners, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.,

Jensen Community Center, Amherst, WI. 715-824-5202, [email protected] gardening lectures. Come and learn!Public is invited.

27 Tomorrow River Concert, Lil’ Rev, 7:30 p.m.,Jensen Community Center, Amherst, WI, 715-824-5202, [email protected].

APRIL24 Tomorrow River Concert, “Small Potatoes”,

7:30 p.m., Jensen Community Center, Amherst,WI, 715-824-5202, [email protected]. Tomorrow River Gallery Presents: “Rising Stars”Student Art Show. For details seewww.tomorrowrivergallery.com.

MAY1 Amherst “Swap-O-Rama” a Village wide garage

sales event sponsored by the Amherst BusinessAssociation. 8 a.m. Maps available at localbusinesses the Thursday before the sale.

15 Amherst Quilt, Craft, and Amish FurnitureAuction, 8 a.m., Amherst Fairgrounds, hundredsof quilts and wall hangings, crafts, furniture, fleamarket, bake sale, and lunch, rain or shine, 715-467-2800 or www.maderauction.com.

JUNE18-19 Alexis Chandler Memorial Softball Tournament –

Nelson Park. Sponsored by the TR Lions. Kidsgames on Saturday during tournament, BrewerSausage race Friday 8 p.m.- Saturday 3 p.m.,Concession stand. 715-824-2176.Tomorrow River Gallery Presents: “It Was FortyYears Ago Today” A Photographic Remembranceof The Iola Rock Festival featuring works of DickSroda. For details seewww.tomorrowrivergallery.com.

JULY4 Tomorrow River Lion & Lioness Charcoal grilled

chicken dinner, 11 a.m. until sold out, AmherstFairgrounds, antique car parade 11 a.m.,something for everyone, fireworks show starts atdusk 715-824-5629

15-18 Portage County Fair, Amherst Fairgrounds, Opens5:00pm Thurs. Closes 11 p.m. Sunday, youthexhibits, rides, live music, demo derby, truck andtractor pulls, 715-824-5522 ext 503.www.amherst.k12.wi.us, community section.Tomorrow River Gallery 2nd AnniversaryCelebration. For details seewww.tomorrowrivergallery.com.

AUGUST8 Hostel Shoppe Recumbent Rally, 8 a.m.-2 p.m.,

Jensen Community Center, Amherst, WI, 715-824-5202, [email protected], 17thannual event. 42-mile tour of beautiful rurallandscape.

21-22 Little Britches Rodeo Amherst Fairgrounds,sponsored by TR Lions & the Amherst Boots &Saddle Club, 19 rodeo events for ages 6 to 18,dance Saturday evening. Rodeo starts both daysat 1 p.m. 715-824-3344.

28 Amherst Quilt, Craft, and Amish FurnitureAuction, 8 a.m., Amherst Fairgrounds, hundredsof quilts and wall hangings, crafts, furniture, fleamarket, bake sale, and lunch, rain or shine, 715-467-2800 or www.maderauction.com.

OCTOBER1-3 Hidden Studios Tour — “Art along the Ice Age

Trail” Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.,Sunday, 12-4 p.m., See fine art in the makingwhen these working artist studios open theirdoors to the public for tours, demonstrations, andthe opportunity to purchase original art,www.hiddenstudiosarttour.com.

16 Lettie Jensen River Run, 10 a.m., JensenCommunity Center, Amherst, WI 715-824-5202,[email protected]. 10K and 5Kcompetitive runs, 5K non-competitive walk and ?mile kids run where everyone wins a prize!

16 Fall Fun Festival, 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., JensenCommunity Center, Amherst, WI 715-824-5202,[email protected]. After the LettieJensen River Run: food, beverages, facepainting, pumpkin decorating and more! Tomorrow River Gallery celebrates National Artsand Humanities Month. For details seewww.tomorrowrivergallery.com.

NOVEMBER20 The Festival of Chocolate, Jensen Community

Center, Amherst, chocolate samples, chocolatefountain/fondue, chocolate cook-off, art/craft fair,cooking classes, massage, mini-fitness classesand more! www.festivalofchocolate.org, 715-824-5202.

DECEMBER4-5 Amherst Village Christmas — Saturday 10 a.m.-

6 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m.-5 p.m., come celebrate thebeginning of the Christmas season with a visit toAmherst. Craft sales, merchant specials,restaurant specials, tour the historic Amherst InnB&B, outdoor lighting contests. 715-824-2326.

18 Lion’s Club Christmas, Saturday, Dec. 18, 10 a.m.– 1 p.m., Jensen Community Center, Amherst, WI715-824-5202, [email protected].

ONGOINGTomorrow River Gallery Presents Original Worksby Central Wisconsin’s Finest Artists. For detailssee www.tomorrowrivergallery.com.

ACCOMODATIONS

Americas Best Value Inn — 15% off standard room rates. 1, 4

AmericInn — $10 off standard room rate. 1, 3, 4

The Amherst Inn Bed & Breakfast — 10% off a two-nightstay. 1, 4

Artha Sustainable Living Center — 10% off a two-night stay.

Blue Top Motel — Free drink at our on-site sports pub,Rookies when you show this Visitor’s Guide at check-in.

Comfort Inn — 10% off regular rate. 1, 3, 5

Country Inn & Suites — Free Upgrade to a whirlpool or one-bedroom suite with this offer. 1, 4

Dreams of Yesteryear Bed & Breakfast — 10% off secondnight’s stay. 4

Elizabeth Inn & Convention Center — 10% off any standardQueen, King, Double, Family or Whirlpool suite. (Someexclusions apply.)

Fairfield Inn — $10 off rack rate. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

Holiday Inn — Buy One Pizza, Second One ½ Off at Rudy’sRedeye Grill, with proof of overnight stay. 7

The Inn on Main Bed & Breakfast — 10% off the secondnight’s stay. 1, 4

La Quinta Inn & Suites — $10 off one room, one night. 1

Point Motel — Present this guide at check-in to receive $5discount off regular rates. 1, 3

Stay Inn & Suites – Receive 10% off Regular Rate or Booktwo nights and receive 25% off total stay.

A Victorian Swan on Water — Stay one night, receive 10%off second night. 1, 4

SPORTS AND RECREATION

Divepoint Scuba — $5 off One Kayak Rental (includespaddle and PFD).

Nature Treks — see ad on p. 12

ATTRACTIONS

Altenburg’s Country Gardens — Save $1 off any strawberryor pumpkin purchase of $10 or more. (Expires Oct. 31, 2010) 1

Central Waters Brewing Co. — Buy one pint, get one pintfree. Valid Fridays 4-9 p.m. and Saturdays 3-9 p.m.

Central Wisconsin Children’s Museum — One freeadmission, with the purchase of at least one additionaladmission. 8

Donald Copps Municipal Pool — One free admission toPublic Swimming/Waterslide Session (1-4 p.m. or 5-8 p.m.)Expires 8/15/2010. 7

K.B. Willett Ice Arena — One free adult/child Ice Skatingadmission with the purchase of same, equal or greatervalue admission. 7

O’so Brewing Company – Mention this guide and receive10% off any in-store O’so merchandise.

The Scarabocchio Art Museum — Stop in Tuesday,Thursday or Saturday, 1 p.m. — 5 p.m. with this coupon for25% off greeting cards, small works of art, T-shirts andcoloring books. Closed January to mid April.

Stevens Point Brewery — Buy one adult brewery touradmission, get one free.

DINING/ENTERTAINMENT

Arbuckles Eatery & Pub — $3 off your meal. 1, 7, 9

Club Forest Bar — Buy your first drink, get your second free(equal or lesser value). 1, 7

Cozy Kitchen – 10% off if you show your room key.

Emy J’s — $1 off all organic fair-trade coffee.

Graffiti’s Sports Pub Spirits & Eatery – Free Appetizer withpurchase of any two Entrees. 1,7,9

Mikey’s Neighborhood Bar & Grill — Free Appetizer when2 or more try our Seafood, Pasta or Steak OR Free Bottle ofWine or Pitcher of Beer for table, when 4 or more try ourSeafood, Pasta or Steak.

Perkins Family Restaurant & Bakery — 10% discount whenyou show your room key or this visitors guide.

Rudy’s Redeye Grill — Buy One Pizza — Second one ½ off.

Spiedini’s Bar & Grill — One Free Cocktail (rail only) withDinner Purchase.

The Sport Plate — $2 off any dinner. 1, 2

SHOPPING

The Companion Shop — Bring in this visitors guide for 10%off any purchase.

Dala’s Import Oasis — 10% off, not good with any otheroffers. 7

Dream Weavers Bridal — Bring in the visitors guide andreceive 20% off any Formal Occasion Dress. 1, 10

Gepetto’s Workshop — 10% off in store purchase (Use‘Shop10off’ for discount)

Herrschners — 30% off ONE regular priced item, in storeonly. Excludes Yarn. 7

Hoffman’s Hobbies “Your Sports Authority” — Buy ONE hat,Get $5 off second hat (with visitors guide)

Kindred Spirit Books — 10% off Books and Music or 20%off Gift Items

Koerten Gallery — Bring in this visitors guide for 10% offyour purchase, storewide. (See store for details)

The Memory Market — 25% off Total Purchase

Paper Doll Stationery Boutique — Bring in this VisitorsGuide for 10% off purchase (pens and personalized itemsexcluded). 11

Sugar Cubed — 10% off any purchase. 11

COMMUNITY SERVICES

Adventure 212° — $1.00 off any smoothie at Bistro 212°. 8

Avis Rent A Car — Mention this coupon and receive $20 offany rental, 5 days or greater. 13

BJ Harkness Massage Therapy — See ad with coupon on p. 46

Some Exclusions Apply:1. Not valid with other offers, specials, discounts or coupons. 2. Not valid during special events or holidays. 3. Subject to availability. 4. Offer only valid if mentioned offer at time of reservationonly. 5. Discount applies to standard room rate only. 6. Valid only at Stevens Point location. 7. Limit one per customer. 8. One coupon per family, per visit. 9. Dine in only. 10. Valid on regularpriced, in-stock merchandise only. 11. Excludes local artwork. 12. Cannot be used in conjunction with a Pedal & Paddle Card. 13. Standard Avis Age, Drivers License and Credit IDrequirements apply. 14. Only valid at our Stevens Point and Central Wisconsin Airport Locations.

All coupons expire on January 31, 2011 — unless otherwise stated. No photocopies are accepted.

— Listings with this symbolthroughout the guide have ExclusiveDiscount Offers on this page.

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To redeem an ExclusiveDiscount offer, show this guideat the participating business.Some exclusions apply.

Exclusive Discount OffersE X C L U S I V E D I S C O U N T O F F E R S


Dining and EntertainmentD I N I N G A N D E N T E R T A I N M E N T

@18001800 North Point Drive, Stevens Point. The epitome ofsophistication. Timeless art in the gallery, stylishlounge, breathtaking wooded views and understatedstyle and elegance. @1800 is creative, fresh and willbecome your new favorite destination. 715-346-1800.at1800.com. See ad on Back Cover

Ambrosia Pub & Grill192 Main Street S., Amherst. Dine-in/take-out menusavailable. Full service restaurant/tavern. Cateringservices — groups 50-800 at your location. Hours:Mon.-Tue. 3 p.m. to close, Wed.-Sun. 11 a.m. toclose. 715-824-2332. Catering – 715-824-2312. See ad on p. 26

Amherst Café122 Main St., Amherst. Beautiful Downtown Amherst,Breakfast served anytime, open daily 6 a.m.-2 p.m.Closed Wednesdays. Smoke free. Made from scratchsoups, specials, pies and jam. 715-824-3112.See ad on p. 26

Arbuckles Eatery & Pub1320 Strongs Ave., Stevens Point. Home of the“Marathon of Beers.” American, Italian, and MexicanEntrees. Children’s menu. Outdoor patio seatingavailable. Monday-Saturday 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Carryouts available. 715-341-2444,arbuckleseateryandpub.com. See ad on p. 35

Belt’s Soft Serve2140 Division St., Stevens Point. Cones, flurries,sundaes, shakes, slush and smoothies. Fresh bakedbrownies, homemade cookie dough and peanutbutter cup. Fresh strawberries and raspberries inseason. Stevens Point’s favorite! 715-344-0049.

Charcoal Grill and Rotisserie190 Crossroads Dr., Plover. Stop in and try one of ourfamous wood-fired specialty pizzas or our U.S.D.A.Black Angus burgers and steaks made in our owncentrally located butcher shop. Sunday Brunch, 9 a.m. 715.295.0200, www.charcoalgrill.com. See ad on p. 33

Clear Water HarborN2757 Cty. Hwy. QQ, Waupaca. Waterfront restaurantand bar. Visit “MOO’s” for frozen treats, next tooutdoor playground. Chain O’ Lakes cruises on theChief and Lady of the Lakes, great spot forentertainment. Boat rides, 715-258-2866 (yearround). Restaurant, 715-258-9912. See ad on p. 30

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Club Forest Bar1176 Club Forest Drive, Plover. 5 miles west of Ploveron Hwy. 54. Family owned since 1927. Famous 1/2 lb.char-grilled burgers, specialty sandwiches and famousfresh salads. Open everyday, 11 a.m. Outdoor dining.On state snowmobiling trail, with plenty of parking.Families welcome. 715-345-1220. See ad on p. 32

Cozy Kitchen1338 Third Street, Downtown Stevens Point. StevensPoint’s oldest established restaurant. Smoke free.Featuring homemade soups, pies, desserts, made toorder food. Daily specials. Outdoor seating. Hours:Mon.-Fri. 6 a.m.-7 p.m., Sat. 6 a.m.-2 p.m. ClosedSundays and Holidays. Carry-out available. 715-344-8620. See ad on p. 34

Emy J’s1009 First St., Downtown Stevens Point. Offers 16flavors of ice cream, “real” fruit smoothies, freshroasted organic fair-trade gourmet coffees andespresso, WI-FI free spot. 715-345-0471. See ad on p. 24

Golden Corral Buffet & Grill1400 Commerce Place, Plover. “Everyone Deserves aGood Meal™.” Come enjoy our buffet of choicesincluding pasta, pizza, salad bar, and a selection ofcarved meats all week long! Open Monday throughFriday at 11 a.m., Saturday and Sunday at 8 a.m. forour Sunrise Breakfast Buffet. 715-343-2780.www.goldencorral.com. See ad on p. 32

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Graffiti’s Sports Pub Spirits & Eatery 912 Main Street, Downtown Stevens Point. GreatBurgers, Appetizers, Seafood and Steak and ourfamous Friday Fish Fry. Great Sports, 40 TV Screens,Drink Specials, Smoke Free Dining. 715-344-4450.www.graffitispub.com. See ad on p. 51

Grazies Italian Grill5327 Hwy. 10 East, Stevens Point. Offering our gueststhe best quality available, from scratch. Now offeringcatering, celebrate with one of a kind taste. Kid’smenu, full bar with plasma TVs, wine and martinimenu. 715-345-7808. www.graziesitaliangrill.com.See ad on p. 31

Hilltop Pub & Grill4901 Main St., Stevens Point. Our casual atmosphereat the Hilltop is complimented by its good food,spirits and Wisconsin beer. A place you’ll want to visitagain. Open every day, serving 10 a.m.-10 p.m. 715-341-3037. www.hilltoppubandgrill.com. See ad on p. 33

Kim’s Barrel Inn1001 2nd St., Downtown Stevens Point. Airconditioned, sports bar with friendly atmosphere, 9 televisions, Sunday NFL ticket, ATM available, pooltable and dart boards. Mon.-Fri. 11 a.m.-close,weekends 9 a.m.-close. Safe ride home programavailable. 715-341-8341. See ad on p. 32

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A variety of restaurant choices suit every budget and palate.


www.clearwaterharbor.com

Restaurant & BarCome inside the friendly HARBOR to enjoy our famous sandwiches, frostedmugs Wisconsin beer, cocktails and soda. Our specialties include the’shroomburger, grilled fish and chicken sandwiches, an array of fresh crispsalads, homemade soups and desserts, our popular Friday Fish Fry, all ataffordable family prices. We welcome visitors of all ages to enjoy theHARBOR. Come by land or by sea.

Public Boat Tours & Private Charters1-1/2 HOUR NARRATED PUBLIC BOAT TOURS • 4 DAILY DEPARTURES

From Friday, July 2 through Sunday, August 15(Early summer — starting Memorial Day weekend — and fall departure times —

ending mid-October are once or twice daily. Call for off-season schedule.)11:30am* . . . . . . . . .Chief Waupaca Adult tickets . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$9.951:00pm . . . . . . . . . .Chief Waupaca Children (ages 3-12 years) . . .$6.502:30pm . . . . . . . . . .Chief Waupaca 2 years and under . . . . . . . . . .FREE4:00pm . . . . . . . . .Lady of the Lakes(*11:30am Sunday departures, Lady of the Lakes)10:30am . . . . . . . . . Sunday Champagne Brunch Cruise . .Chief Waupaca

N2757 County Highway QQ, Waupaca, Wisconsin 549812 miles SW of the Junction of Highways 10/54/49 in WaupacaBoat Info: 715-258-2866 • Restaurant & Bar: 715-258-9912

Live EntertainmentThe HARBOR is the place to be for fun, friends, and music! Enjoyentertainment Friday and Saturday nights all summer, with dancing onour spacious new dance floor. Then on Sundays, you can enjoy some ofthe best bands from the waterfront deck as bands play on our floatingstage. Join us in a relaxed atmosphere and enjoy live music by candlelight on Tuesday early evenings. Friday and Saturday entertainment startsat 9:30 p.m. Sunday’s bands at 3 p.m. No cover charge. (Bands and timesare subject to change.)

For a complete entertainment schedule visit our Web site atwww.clearwaterharbor.com

Moo’s Dairy BarTreat yourself to your favorite ice cream flavors near the playground.Featuring Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream.

Both THE CHIEF WAUPACA Sternwheeler and the LADY OF THE LAKES Motor Yacht are available for private parties.

Select your food and beverages from our complete menu of catered brunches, luncheons, dinners or cocktail cruises.

For private charter information, rates and reservations, call 715-258-2866 year-round.*All prices subject to state and county sales tax and

can not be guaranteed more than 60 days in advance.


Mikey’s Neighborhood Bar & Grill3018 Village Park Drive, Plover. Specializing inseafood, Italian cuisine and pub fare. Live music everyweekend. 27 beers on tap and extensive wine list. TVsthroughout entire facility. 715-544-0157.www.mikeysbarandgrill.com.

Morning Star Coffee & Bistro102 South Main Street, Amherst. Relax and enjoy aspecialty coffee or tea drink in our warm, historicatmosphere. Unique selection of breakfast and lunchoptions. Fresh baked goods daily, wine, beer andsmoothies. Free Wi-fi. 715-824-2200. See ad on p. 26

Noodles & Company101 Division St., Stevens Point. From healthy toindulgent and spice to comforting, Noodles &Company serves a balanced selection of Asian,Mediterranean and American inspired noodle dishes,soups and salads. Made to order and served in aflash. 715-295-0700. www.noodles.com.

Perkins Family Restaurant & Bakery143 Division St. N, Stevens Point.Open 24 Hours, with free wireless Internet. Breakfastserved anytime! Try our muffins and pies, baked fresheach day. Carry-out orders welcome. Open 24 hours.715-341-5044. See ad on p. 32

Red Mill Supper Club1222 County Road HH West (formerly Hwy. 10 West),Stevens Point. Short drive from downtown. Continuingthe tradition of providing great dinners and specialmemories. Unique north-woods atmosphere overlookingperennial gardens and pond. Prime rib nightly. Seniormenu. Gluten-free menu. Reservations welcome. 715-341-7714 www.theredmill.net. See ad on p. 35

Rudy’s Redeye Grill1001 Amber Ave., Stevens Point. Located in theHoliday Inn. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.Featuring steaks, daily chef’s specials, wood-firedgrilled pizza, homemade pastas and breads, specialtyappetizers and all American fare. 715-344-9808.www.rudysstevenspoint.com. See ad on Inside Front Cover

Silver Coach38 Park Ridge Drive, Stevens Point. The onlyauthentic railroad car in Central Wisconsin! Outdoordining on a new pergola deck, among beautiful treesand flowers. Serving hand-cut steaks, superb seafoodand unique recipe creations. Offering the BEST in finedining! Reservations suggested. 715-341-6588.www.silvercoachrestaurant.com. See ad on p. 35

Sky Club2202 Post Road, Plover. Portage County’s premiersupper club, family owned since 1961. Threegenerations of fine dining, offering choice steaks andthe finest seafood! Wine Spectator & Wine Enthusiast2008 award winner.715-341-4000.www.skyclubdining.com.

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BREAKFAST & LUNCHEnjoy Old-Fashioned Charm

Hardwood Floors, Brick Walls, Cozy Fireplaceand Unique Antique Chairs

Serving Natural & Healthy FoodsDaily 7am to 2pm

Some of the Best Omelettes, Baked Goods & Sandwiches This Side of the River

Home of Fudge UtopiaSmoke-Free Environment

341-11331059 Main Street • Downtown Stevens Point

$1 MugsEVERYDAY!!

5327 Hwy. 10 East, Stevens Point • Across from Target • 715-345-7808www.GraziesItalianGrill.com

MONDAY MADNESS16” PIZZA ONLY $9.952 FOR 1 MARGARITAS

T-BONE TUESDAYT-BONE STEAK $10.95

$5.00 PITCHERS

WHAT-UP-WEDNESDAYBUY ANY PASTA

GET SECOND 1/2 OFF$2.00 OLD FASHIONS

TGIFPAN FRIED WALLEYE $9.95BEER BATTERED COD $7.95

1/2 PRICE MARTINIS

SUNDAYBOTTOMLESS

PASTA BOWL $9.9525¢ A.Y.C.E. WINGS

23 OZ. PILSNERS $3.00RAZORBACK BBQ SATURDAYHALF RACK OF RIBS $9.95

$3.00 LONG ISLANDS

STEAK IS GREAT THURSDAYSIRLOIN STEAK DINNER $9.95

LADIES NIGHT1/2 OFF ALL APPETIZERS

AND COCKTAILS

D I N I N G A N D E N T E R T A I N M E N T


Spiedini’s Bar & Grill1010 Post Road, Plover. Always fun! Always Tasty!Award-winning pizzas (14 different kinds). Greatsteaks, chops, seafood, pasta and desserts. Fullservice bar and banquet hall. Friday Fish Fry! AllMajor credit cards accepted. 715-344-0160.www.spiedinis.com. See ad on p. 35

The Sport Plate601 N. Michigan Ave., Stevens Point. Deliciousselection of sandwiches and salads. During the golfseason, we are open for lunch and dinner seven daysa week. We also offer outdoor patio dining during thesummer. Located in the SentryWorld Sports Center.715-346-8790. thesportplate.com. See ad on Back Cover

Subway135 N Division St., 715-341-7777; 201 West Clark St., 715-342-1438; 28 Park Ridge Drive, 715-342-4408; 5733 Windy Drive (Hwy. 10), 715-295-0804; 5601 Carrie Frost Drive, 715-544-4436;250 Crossroads Drive, 715-254-2100. Subway offersparty subs, party platters, box lunches and cookieplatters for all your upcoming business or personalcatering needs made with the freshest ingredients.

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Sports Bar • 9 TVs • NFL Sunday TicketPool Table • Dart Boards • Air Conditioning • ATM Available

Reasonably Priced Drinks • Friendly Atmosphere Safe Ride Home Program Available

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEKM-F 11am-Close • Sat-Sun 9am-Close

1001 Second Street(one block north of Hwy. 10 in downtown Stevens Point)

715-341-8341

Wi-FiCarryout Orders

WelcomeBreakfast Served

Anytime

OPEN 24 HOURS

143 Division St. NorthStevens Point, WI

341-5044

on Hwy. 54 west between Plover and Wisconsin Rapids

■ Family Owned and Operated■ Open Daily at 11 a.m. Serving Food until 10 p.m.■ 1/2 lb. Chargrilled Burgers — Our Specialty■ Made Fresh — Raspberry Walnut Chicken and

Caesar Salads■ Specialty Sandwiches: Portabella Mushroom;

Broiled Rueben Cod; Seared Ahi Tuna and Many More!

■ Hand-made Pizzas■ Outdoor Patio Seating■ On State Snowmobile Trail with Plenty of Parking

Show your room key: BUY ONE DRINK, GET ONE FREE! ($3 Limit)

715-345-1220

Come find outabout our colorful

past and ghost“Melvin”



RESTAURANTCorner of Hwy. 51 (I-39) & Hwy. 10 East

4901 Main Street • Stevens Point, WI(Next to La Quinta Inn)

The Hilltop would like to invite you to tour theirBeer Pub & Restaurant. Enter through a 125 year oldhistoric beer vat, grab a frosty mug of HILLTOPHOUND ALE and browse the huge collection of bygoneera beer artifacts. Excellent food, service and wonderfulhistoric atmosphere make this a great casual diningestablishment on the city’s eastside. The Hilltop serves uptheir famous Friday Fish Fry (everyday), sandwiches,steaks, char-burgers and more. The Hilltop invites you toask the locals about our good foodand friendly atmosphere. CasualDining Room, Keg Room and 3 Outdoor Patios.

Char-Grill & Famous Char-BurgersSteak Sandwiches • Full Sandwich Menu

Steaks • ShrimpComplete Dinner Menu – Full Service

Famous Friday Fish FryServing 10 am till 11 pm

DAILY LUNCH & DINNER SPECIALS HILLTOP GRILL HOURS 10 AM-10 PM

FOOD & BEER TO GO – 715-341-3037• ASK ABOUT OUR WIS. MICRO BEERS •

www.hilltoppubandgrill.com



Featuring Our Classic Italian American Menu!

The Pasta BarSpaghetti • Mostaccioli • RavioliServed with Meat Sauce, Meatballs, Italian Sausage and/or Mushrooms

Wisconsin’s Favorite PizzaHomemade Pizza. Variety of Toppings. Weekly Specialty Pizza

Two Lakes ExclusivesFamous Drunken Chicken ChickenSautéed in olive oil, sherry wine, garlic and tomatoes, dinnerincludes salad with side order of mostaccioli and freshly baked breadItalian Dinner – Family StyleFor four or more. Includes antipasto, spaghetti, ravioli, mostaccioli,drunken chicken, salad, bread & butter and beverage

More Great Dinner SelectionsPork Back Ribs, Poorman’s Lobster, Fried or Broiled Shrimp,Broiled Salmon, Orange Roughy, Porterhouse Steak, Tenderloin,Lobster or Alaskan King Crab, Shrimp and Steak, Steak andLobster or King Crab, Pan Fried Chicken, Daily Specials

Plus Friday Night Fish FryBluegill, Haddock or Seafood Plate

9915 Two Lakes RoadAlmond, WI

Located off Hwy. 51/39East on Hwy. D - 4 MILES

Call for Reservations

715-366-2479Family Owned 60 Years

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Supreme Bean1100 Main St., Downtown Stevens Point. Best sourcefor coffees and teas by the cup or the pound. Largeselection of fair trade coffees, espresso drinks, teasand organic bakery. Free wireless internet. Opendaily. Look for us at our second location, St.Michael’s Hospital. 715-344-0077. See ad on p. 25

Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery1501 North Point Drive, Stevens Point. A non-traditional American, Irish & Scottish Sports Pubfeaturing 24 beers on tap and over 30 big screentelevisions in an atmosphere you won’t find anywhereelse. Open Sunday through Thursday 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. 715-341-1340. www.pointtiltedkilt.com. See ad on p. 36

Two Lakes Restaurant9915 Two Lakes Road, Almond. 20 minutes south ofStevens Point. Family owned for 61 years, open Tues.-Sun., April-October. American/Italian Cuisine, FamousItalian Dinner with Drunken Chicken, Great Steaks,Shrimp and Homemade Pizza. 715-366-2479. See ad on p. 34

Water Street Grille1410 Third St., Downtown Stevens Point. Steak, Ribs,Seafood, Chicken, Vegetarian Burgers, Quesadillas,Great Salads and Delicious Sandwiches. Daily drinkand food specials. Friday Fish Fry. Lunch and Dinnerserved Monday through Saturday. Dinner reservationsrecommended. Carry-out Available. 715-344-2070.See ad on p. 34

The Wooden Chair1059 Main St., Stevens Point. Old-fashioned charmwith our unique, antique chairs. Serving natural andhealthier foods daily, 7 a.m.-2 p.m. The best omelets,home-baked goodies and specialty sandwiches. Homeof Fudge Utopia. 715-341-1133. See ad on p. 31


COZY KITCHENDaily Specials • Pies • SoupsLOW PRICES • QUICK SERVICEDINNER • LUNCH • BREAKFAST

ICE CREAM • DESSERTSOutdoor Patio

Carryouts Available

Monday–Friday 6am-7pmSaturday 6am-2pm • Closed Sunday

AS ALWAYS FRESH

1338 3rd Street, Stevens Point

715-344-8620

AFFORDABLE UPSCALE DINING AFFORDABLE UPSCALE DININGSALADS • SANDWICHES • PASTAS • STIR FRY • CHICKEN • RIBS • STEAKS VEGETARIAN BURGERS • SEAFOOD • FRIDAY FISH FRY • SPECIALTY DRINKS

Serving Lunch and Dinner — Monday through Saturday 11am–9pm1410 Third Steet • Downtown Stevens Point

SMOKE FREE 715-344-2070Red brick building on the corner

of Third and Water Street


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Outdoor Patio Seating AvailableHome of the Marathon of Beers

DOWNTOWN1320 Strongs Ave., Stevens Point

715-341-2444www.arbuckleseateryandpub.com

THE BEST!• PIZZA• PASTA• STEAKS• SEAFOOD• COCKTAILS• Banquet and Catering

Facilities

1010 Post RoadPlover, WI 54467

www.spiedinis.com

715-344-0160All major credit cards accepted

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The Red MillS U P P E R C L U B

Come feel at home ... we offer fine dining and superior service in arelaxing, north woods atmosphere, just minutes away.

Your destination for the area’s best steaks, seafood and cocktails.

• Children’s Menu • Senior Menu • Martini Menu• Famous Friday Fish Fry • Gluten-Free Menu

1222 County Road HH West • Stevens Point, WI 54481(2 miles west of Stevens Point on former Hwy. 10)

715-341-7714HOURS: Open nightly at 5pm • Friday at 4pm • Closed Mondaywww.theredmill.net


1501 North Point Drive • Stevens Point, WI 54481800-998-2311 • www.ramadastevenspoint.com

The Ramada Stevens Point offersyou the perfect hideaway closeto home. Come discover thecharm of Stevens Point’slandmark hotel.

Conveniently located close tomajor attractions

Central Wisconsin offers a variety ofhunting opportunities, includingwhitetail deer, small game, wildturkey and waterfowl.

Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery is a non-traditional American, Irish

and Scottish pub featuring 24 beerson tap, more than 30 large screen

TVs and an atmosphere you won’t find anywhere else.

■ UWSP■ SentryWorld Golf

Course■ Green Circle Trail■ Stevens Point Brewery■ Zenoff Park

■ Mullins Cheese Factory■ Iverson Park■ Snowmobile Trails■ Bukolt Park and

Boat Landing■ Premiere Fishing Spots

There is something for everyone.Call 800-998-2311

or visit www.ramadastevenspoint.com


HotelsAmericas Best Value Inn247 North Division St., Stevens Point. Excellent VALUE!FREE breakfast (coffee, juice, pastry). FREE localcalls. FREE long distance call each night. Kids stayFREE. Dogs welcome ($15 fee/stay)! 715-341-8888. www.innworks.com.

AmericInn1501 American Drive, Plover. Indoor pool, whirlpool,continental breakfast, wireless Internet, Jacuzzirooms, free local calls, cable/HBO, AAA approved.Located on the historic Yellowstone Trail. Access tosnowmobile trails. 715-342-1244, 800-634-3444.www.americinn.com. See ad on p. 40

Blue Top Motel 3425 Church St., Stevens Point. Locally-owned.Excellent rates. 54 guest rooms, 5 studio rooms, freeWi-fi, refrigerators, microwaves, cable, meeting andbanquet facilities, extended-stay rates available.Rookies Sports Pub & Blue Top Family Restaurant onsite. 715-344-3434, 866-377-9707.www.bluetopmotel.com.

Comfort Inn1560 American Drive, Plover. Will assure you andyour guests comfortable lodging. 68 guest rooms,pub, meeting room, pool, whirlpool, exercise room,game room, cable, deluxe continental breakfast andwireless Internet. Pets welcome. 715-342-0400.www.choicehotels.com/hotel/wi161. See ad on p. 38

Comfort Suites300 N. Division St., Stevens Point. 105 suites, indoorpool, whirlpool, exercise room, free deluxecontinental breakfast, meeting room, free local calls,in-room coffee, microwaves, refrigerators,complimentary high-speed Internet access, somerooms with whirlpools. 715-341-6000, 800-228-5150. www.stevenspointcomfortsuites.com.See ad on p. 40

Country Inn & Suites301 Division St. N., Stevens Point. Indoor pool,whirlpool, fitness center, whirlpool suites, refrigeratorand microwave in rooms, free continental breakfast,free weekday newspaper, in-room coffee, free localcalls, wireless Internet, and guest laundry facilities.715-345-7000, 800-456-4000.www.countryinns.com/stevenspointwi. See ad on p. 43 28

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Holiday Inn Hotel Convention Center and 3-Story Super Slide1001 Amber Ave., Stevens Point. Featuring whirlpool,executive and family suites, plus all standard roomsinclude microwaves and refrigerators. Fitness center,superslide waterpark, full service restaurant and bar.Conferences, conventions and banquets up to 1,200.715-344-0200. www.holidayinn.com/stevenspoint. See ad p. 2

La Quinta4917 Main St., Stevens Point. Meeting facilities,indoor pool, spa, fitness center, free continentalbreakfast, children under 18 free, in-room coffee,hairdryers, irons, AC, satellite TV, free local calls,handicap and non-smoking rooms. 715-344-1900.www.lq.com. See ad on p. 38

Point Motel209 Division St., Stevens Point. Closest motel to theUW-SP. 44 rooms, AAA Approved, Internet, continentalbreakfast. Pets allowed. Monthly and weekly rates. Allrooms with queen size bed, cable TV and AC. 715-344-8312, 866-344-8312. www.pointmotel.com.

Ramada Stevens Point1501 North Point Drive, Stevens Point. RamadaStevens Point offers the perfect hide-away close tohome. Come rediscover the charm of Stevens Point’slandmark hotel. Centrally located. 715-341-1340.www.ramadastevenspoint.com. See ad on p. 36

Stay Inn & Suites159 Division St. N., Stevens Point. Newly RenovatedLobby. Free Internet, fridge, microwave in everyroom, pets welcome. Special rates for UWSP families.Meeting room. Beautiful view of Schmeeckle Reserve.Why not Stay Inn with us? 715-341-9090, 877-836-7880. www.stayinn.us. See ad on p. 42 28

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Elizabeth Inn & Convention Center5246 Harding Ave., Plover. 80 rooms, Taters Lounge,indoor pool, whirlpool, continental breakfast, cable,wireless Internet, meeting and banquet facilities for450, fax/copier available, located on snowmobiletrail. Family and whirlpool suites available. 715-341-4414, 800-280-0778.www.elizabethinn.com. See ad on p. 41

Fairfield Inn5317 US Hwy. 10 E., Stevens Point. 62 guest rooms,indoor pool and spa, non-smoking and physicallychallenged rooms. Free deluxe continental breakfast,cable, local calls and high-speed wireless Internet,fitness room. 715-342-9300, 800-228-2800. See ad on p. 41

Hampton Inn3090 Village Park Drive, Plover. Upscale guestrooms,Complimentary Hot Breakfast, indoor pool, whirlpool,fitness area, free wireless and wired Internet, freelocal calls. Cloud 9 Bed experience, away from trafficin a park-like setting. 715-295-9900,www.ploverstevenspoint.hamptoninn.com.See ad on p. 42

Holiday Inn Express1100 Amber Ave., Stevens Point. Newly Renovated!Complimentary Express Start breakfast, indoor pool,fitness center, 24-hour business center, whirlpoool,free waterpark passes, complimentary wirelessInternet, rooms include microwaves andrefrigerators. Located in Holiday Inn Complex. 715-344-0000. See ad on p. 2

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1560 American DrivePlover, WI 54467715-342-0400

Located on I-39 and Hwy. B

• Large Indoor Pool, Whirlpool, GameRoom and Fitness Center

• On-site Lounge — Yellowstone Trail Pub

• Complimentary High-Speed Wirelessand Wired Internet Access

• Deluxe Continental Breakfast• Guest Laundry Facilities• Meeting Room Accommodations• Walking Distance to Shopping

and Restaurants• Pets Welcome

Stop in, we’re on theYellowstone

Trail

www.choicehotels.com

Bed & BreakfastThe Amherst Inn303 S Main St., Amherst. Historic 24 room Victorianmansion filled with antiques and ambiance, now a“Painted Lady”. Award winning landscaping. Gourmetbreakfast. Near attractions and recreationalopportunities. AC. Gift certificates. Credit cardsaccepted. 715-824-2326, 888-211-3555.www.amherstinn.com. See ad on p. 39

Artha Sustainable Living Center LLC 9784 County Road K, Amherst. Enjoy a serene retreatin this renovated farmhouse on 90-acres of woods,fields and organic gardens. Sustainably operated withsolar power, experience this renewable energy oasis!715-824-3463. www.arthaonline.com. See ad on p. 39

Dreams of Yesteryear Bed & Breakfast1100 Brawley St., Stevens Point. Located withinAssociation of Downtown Businesses District. NationalHistoric Register. Featured in Victorian Homesmagazine. Wireless Internet, cable TV in rooms, AC, 6 rooms, 2 suites, whirlpool. 715-341-4525.www.dreamsofyesteryear.com. See ad on p. 39

Inn on Main Street, LLC 2141 Main St., Stevens Point. Across from UWSP’s“Old Main.” A warm cozy, bed and breakfastdelighting in serving its customer’s needs. Threecomfortable rooms, wireless Internet, airconditioning, TV/VCR and a delectable breakfast. 715-343-0373. www.innonmainstreet.com. See ad on p. 39

A Victorian Swan on Water 1716 Water St., Stevens Point. Celebrating over 20 yearsof award winning B&B hospitality in an 1889 Victorianhome. Whirlpool and sauna suites — A/C and wirelessInternet — downtown location — specials and giftcertificates. 715-345-0595, 800-454-9886.www.victorianswan.com. See ad on p. 39 28

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The Amherst Inn Bed & Breakfast303 S. Main Street

Amherst, WI 54406715-824-2326 • 888-211-3555

www.amherstinn.com

Artha Sustainable Living Center

9784 County Road KAmherst, WI 54406

715-824-3463www.arthaonline.com

Dreams of Yesteryear1100 Brawley Street

Stevens Point, WI 54481715-341-4525

www.dreamsofyesteryear.com

The Inn on Main Street2141 Main Street

Stevens Point, WI 54481715-343-0373

www.innonmainstreet.com

A Victorian Swan on Water1716 Water Street

Stevens Point, WI 54481715-345-0595 • 800-454-9886

www.victorianswan.com

The Amherst Inn Bed & Breakfast

Artha Sustainable Living Center

A VictorianSwan on Water

Dreams of Yesteryear

The Inn on Main Street


Cabin/Cottage RentalsAmherst River Dance Cabin on the Tomorrow River5051 Keener Road, Amherst. A year-round rustic logcabin constructed in the Butt-Pass method whichfeatures a salvaged, reused barn roof. 3 bedrooms,loft, shower, whirlpool, 3 outdoor porches, solar andlp heat. 715-572-5635.www.amherstriverdancecabin.com.

Ruston’s Guest CottagesBig Bass Lake, Stevens Point Area. Two year-roundrental cottages on Big Bass Lake in Central Wisconsin.Choose an original 3-bedroom stone farmhouse orthe two-bedroom rustic cabin. 715-446-2508.www.rustonsguestcottage.com.

CampgroundsPrivateLake DuBay Shores Campground1713 DuBay Drive, Mosinee. Boating, fishing,swimming, canoe, paddleboat and boat rental,playground, horseshoes, volleyball, rec hall andgameroom, free Wi-Fi, hayrides, nature trails, E.W.S.hookups, sanitary dump stations, country store andboat launch. 715-457-2484,[email protected]. www.dubayshores.com. See ad on p. 16

River’s Edge Campground3368 N. Campsite Drive, Stevens Point. Heated pool,recreation hall, playground, horseshoes, sandvolleyball court, grill and bar, showers, boat landingand pier. 715-344-8058. See ad on p. 16

Vista Royalle Campground8025 Isherwood Road, Bancroft. Great familycamping. Swimming beach, jumping pillow,playgrounds, mini-golf, shuffleboard. Large, shadedsites all with water and electric. Sewer sites alsoavailable. Now renting Deluxe cabins. 715-335-6860.www.vistaroyalle.com.

Wild West Campground & Corral9495 Highway 54, Amherst. 90 acres of sceniccountryside. Horseshoes, basketball, volleyball,badminton, playground, game room, horsebackriding, hayrides, hiking and campground store.Showers and flush toilets. Teepee, Rustic andelectric/water sites. Dump station. 715-824-5112www.wildwestcampground.com. See ad on p. 17

• Large Indoor Pool and Whirlpool• Hot Breakfast Everyday• Corporate Business Center• Fitness Center• Meeting Room Accommodations• Just Two Blocks from UWSP• Special Rates for UWSP parents• Free High-speed Internet

(Wireless and Cable Connection)

Always Providing the Service You Deserve!

For work or play, it’s the perfect place to stay300 N. Division StreetStevens Point, WI 54481715-341-6000 or 1-800-4CHOICEwww.stevenspointcomfortsuites.com

C O M F O R T S U I T E S S T E V E N S P O I N T

■ AmericInn Perk Breakfast■ Large Indoor Pool■ Whirlpool and Sauna■ Whirlpool Suites■ High-Speed Wireless Internet■ Cable TV, Free HBO■ Coffee in Room■ Iron and Ironing Board in Room■ Microwave and Refrigerator in Room■ Meeting Room■ Exercise Room■ Access to Snowmobile Trails

PLOVER • STEVENS POINT1501 American Drive, Exit 153

Intersection of Hwy. B and U.S. Hwy. 51 (I-39)Located on the Historic Yellowstone Trail

Reservations715-342-1244 • 1-877-903-4396

A G R E A T S T E V E N S P O I N T G E T A W A Y

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F A I R F I E L D I N N

At the Fairfield Inn we go out of our way to accommodate our guests and make their stayas comfortable and trouble-free as possible. You will love our “Deluxe” continental

breakfast, our friendly and knowledgeable staff, and our convenient location.

■ Heated Indoor Pool and Whirlpool■ FREE Deluxe Continental Breakfast■ Free Cable TV and HBO■ In-Room Hairdryers

■ In-Room Iron and Ironing Boards■ Free High-Speed Internet Access■ Fitness Room■ Non-smoking Hotel

5317 Hwy. 10 EastStevens Point, WI 54482

(715) 342-9300

$10 offRegular Rate• Free Continental Breakfast • Free Cable TV• Indoor Pool & Spa • Non-smoking

Bring in your copy of the Stevens Point Visitors Guide at check-in. Based on availability. Valid one night only. Not valid during special events. Expires 12/31/10

For your lodging needs:

◆ Indoor Pool◆ Whirlpool◆ Game Room◆ Family and Whirlpool Suites◆ Free Local Calls◆ Wireless Internet◆ Copy & Fax Service◆ Free Continental Breakfast◆ Seasonal Packages◆ VIP Club◆ Cable w/Remote◆ Located on Snowmobile Trail

For your group needs:• Meeting & Banquet Facilities up to 400• Wedding Receptions • Rehearsal Dinners • Private Parties • Conventions • Corporate Rates • AARP Discounts

5246 Harding Avenue • Plover, WI 54467 • Where 1-39 & Hwy. 54 Meet

715-341-4414 • 800-280-0778www.elizabethinn.com

County Park CampgroundsCollins Park, Town of AlbanCovers 21 acres, has 27 campsites, an enclosed lodgeand areas to swim and sailboat.

DuBay Park, Town of Eau Plaine31 campsites and an enclosed lodge highlight the 51-acre park. It features motorboating, water-skiing,swimming and sailboat access.

Lake Emily Park, Town of AmherstThis 143-acre park and campground has 67campsites and an enclosed lodge. Nature trails, aswell as opportunities for swimming, motorboating,water-skiing and sailboating. The park also hasshowers and flush toilets.

Jordan Park, Town of Hull Spanning 271 acres with 25 campsites, an enclosedlodge and a nature trail. Swimming, rowboating,canoeing and sailboat areas are available. The parkalso has showers and flush toilets.

The Portage County Parks System acceptsreservations for campsites in person, online or bymail. The mailing address is 1903 County Hwy. Y,Stevens Point, WI 54481. For questions, call 715-346-1433, email [email protected] or visitwww.co.portage.wi.us.

State Park Campground Hartman Creek State Park20 miles east of Stevens Point, near Waupaca. 101wooded campsites, seasonal showers and dumpstation. 715-258-2372.


Free Wi-fi is available here at many locationsin Stevens Point. Listings with this symbol offerfree Wi-Fi to their customers.

Free Wi-FiEmy J’sSupreme BeanMikey’s Neighborhood Bar & GrillAdventure 212Tilted KiltLettie Jensen Community CenterMorning Star CoffeeSubwayCousin’sPerkins Sport PlateRookies Sports Pub

For Overnight Guests OnlyDreams of Yesteryear Bed & BreakfastFairfield InnComfort SuitesInn on Main Bed & BreakfastPoint MotelCountry Inn & SuitesRamada Stevens PointHoliday Inn Hotel & Convention CenterHoliday Inn ExpressLa Quinta InnBlue Top MotelStay Inn & Suites


We love having you here!● Conveniently located on

I-39 and Hwy. B

● Indoor pool, whirlpool, fitness room

● Complimentary Hot Breakfast Buffet

● Complimentary High-Speed Wireless

and Wired Internet Access

● Upscale guest rooms

● Cloud 9 Bed Experience

● Whirlpool rooms

● Business Center

● Free parking

● On Lake Pacawa, adjacent to Korean

War Memorial in a park-like setting

3090 Village Park DrivePlover, Wisconsin

715-295-9900

www.ploverstevenspoint.hamptoninn.com

• Oversized Rooms • Continental Breakfast• Microwaves and Refrigerators in Every Room• Free High-Speed Wireless • Meeting Room • Guest Laundry Facility • Full Cable• Long Term/Group Rate • Pet Friendly• Special Rates for UWSP Parents and Students • Preferred Guest Program (Stay 9 Nights, Get the 10th Free)

159 North Division Street • Stevens Point715-341-9090 • 877-836-7880 • www.StayInn.us

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Have you ever?■ Taken a boat, canoe or kayak out on the

Wisconsin River to watch the sunset?

■ Explored one of the scenic roads thattravel through Portage County?

■ Walked among 50,000 blooming flowers togolf SentryWorld’s signature flower hole?

■ Learned a new skill at the CentralWisconsin Environmental Station?

■ Touch history from our counties past atHeritage Park?

■ Rented a bike to explore the Green CircleTrail or the Tomorrow River State Trail?

■ Tested your skill of disc golf at Mead,Standing Rocks or Yulga Parks?

■ Became a kid again at the CentralWisconsin Children’s Museum?

■ Sat in a blind to observe the native PrairieChickens in the Buena Vista Marsh?

■ Felt the wind against your cheeks as you raced down the slopes at StandingRocks Park?

■ Got a taste for history at the Stevens PointBrewery?

■ Sat in a warden’s truck at the WisconsinConservation Hall of Fame?

■ Viewed the countyside on horseback, alongthe Tomorrow River State Trail?

■ Camped on Division Street in March to bethe first in line for ice cream?

■ Went in for a closer look at the murals indowntown Stevens Point?

■ Acted like a kid again at K.A.S.H.Playground?

■ Snuggled in for a winter sleighride at Wild West Campground and Corral,complete with hot chocolate?

■ Picnicked to the sound of live music at the riverfront?

■ Tasted a fresh cheese curd, still warm,squeek and all?

■ Explored what the glaciers left behind onthe Ice Age Trail?

■ Became a little more crafty after touringHerrschners?

■ Visited one of the state’s greenest buildingsat the George W. Mead Wildlife Area?

■ Got your motor running at the Midwest’slargest car show?

■ Google for an answer during the World’sLargest Trivia Contest?

■ Stamped your passport for Highway 51?

For more ideas about what you can do inthe Stevens Point Area visitwww.stevenspointarea.com.


ardwood floors, a warm country hearth to welcome you and a friendly

staff to accommodate your every need. Whether you are planning a getaway

with someone special, an outing for the entire family, or expecting out-of-

town guests, you’ll appreciate our genuine country hospitality.

◆ Complimentary continental breakfast ◆ Whirlpool suites

◆ In-room coffee ◆ Free weekday morning newspaper

◆ Pool, whirlpool and fitness center ◆ Guest laundry facilities

◆ Free local telephone calls ◆ 50-person meeting room

◆ Free high-speed Internet and much, much more!

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(I-39 exit #161)301 Division Street North

Stevens Point, WI (715) 345-7000

800-456-4000www.countryinns.com

Be Our Guest

Wisconsin’s conservation history and leadership has a long successful tradition.With leaders including Aldo Leopold, John Muir, Frank Lloyd Wright, andGaylord Nelson, Wisconsin has proven its commitment to the environment time

and time again. Locally, the Stevens Point area is home to the Wisconsin Conservation Hallof Fame, honoring the people who worked to preserve the very things that make our stateunique, and the Midwest Renewable Energy Association’s Renew the Earth Institute.

For more information about Travel Green Wisconsin certified businesses, please visit:www.travelgreenwisconsin.com/about/certified.htm

To protect the environment, the very greenspaces and waterways that define our areaand make it desirable to visitors and residents, it will take continued effort and supportfrom individuals, businesses and the community. Portage County by its nature is positionedperfectly to embrace these concepts. Our green space infrastructures are no coincidence.Citizen and governmentally led stewardship of our natural resources, along with strongsupport from local advocacy groups have maintained an exceptionally high quality of lifeand sense of place.

Travel Green WisconsinT R A V E L G R E E N W I S C O N S I N

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Businesses and ServicesB U S I N E S S E S A N D S E R V I C E S

Banks/Financial ServicesM&I Bank1200 Commerce Place, Plover, 715-344-81821245 Main St., Stevens Point, 715-344-51002851 Post Road, Plover, 715-341-0380Anytime of the day or night, M&I Bank is here to meetall your banking needs including: Personal Banking,Business Banking, Mortgage Banking, Investments,and Online Banking with Bill Payment.www.mibank.com. See ad on p. 46

United FCS1216 Wildwood Drive, Stevens Point. A customer-owned financial cooperative providingloans for homes/construction, recreational/vacantland, agricultural loans and leases, operating line ofcredit, tax and record service, crop insurance andFREE pre-approvals. 715-344-1000www.unitedfcs.com. See ad on p. 46

Business/Economic DevelopmentAmherst Business AssociationVisit Amherst, a historic community located along theTomorrow River and adjacent to the Tomorrow RiverState Trail. Restaurants, lodging, shopping and muchmore. There’s no place like it! See ad on p. 26

Portage County Business Council5501 Vern Holmes Drive, Stevens Point. YourChamber of Commerce/Economic DevelopmentPartnership - for all you need to be successful.Assistance with site selection, training and resourcesto help you expand or locate your business here.715-344-1940. [email protected]. See ad on p. 47

Community CentersJensen Community Center487 North Main Street, Amherst. Designed to enhanceany occasion. Our theater, conference and communityrooms are available for concerts, performances,wedding receptions, showers, anniversaries, seminarsand other corporate events. Groups up to 250 guests.Call for availability. 715-824-5202. See ad on p. 26

Day Spas and Hair Salons The Wellness Spa 3916 Water St. (Hwy. HH), Stevens Point. Rediscoveryourself with massage, facials, nail care, easterntherapies, Tai Chi, workshops and retreats. Celebratewith Couples Packages, Spa Party or plan your nextmeeting in our elegant space nestled on eight acres ofnatural beauty. 715-341-3333, 877-341-WSPA.www.WellnessSpaResort.com.

Health CareMinistry Medical Group824 Illinois Ave., Stevens Point. 90-provider, multi-specialty clinic, with satellite locations in StevensPoint, Iola, Amherst, Waupaca and Plover. Thephysicians and staff offer excellent care in their state-of-the-art facility, adjacent to Saint Michael’s Hospital.715-342-7500, www.ministryhealth.org. See ad on p. 46

Saint Michael’s Hospital900 Illinois Ave., Stevens Point. Saint Michael’sHospital is a fully accredited acute-care facility with181 licensed beds, offering a broad range of servicesand physician specialties. 715-346-5000.www.ministryhealth.org. See ad on p. 46

Scoliosis Rehab Inc.1201A Water St., Stevens Point. One of the firstphysical therapy clinics in the US to specialize intreating scoliosis using the Schroth™-based method.Scoliosis Rehab Inc. has seen patients from most USstates, Canada, Australia, Phillipines and Mexico. 715-295-9820, 877-734-2220www.scoliosisrehab.com.

Real Estate First Weber Group Realtors5424 Hwy. 10 E., Suite A, Stevens Point.FirstWeber.com makes it fast and fun to search forand pinpoint properties, parks, schools and muchmore with First Weber’s MAPIt Technology. 715-341-6688, toll free: 877-688-6198.www.firstweber.com. See ad on p. 50

Transportation ServicesCar RentalsAvis Rent A CarLocated at the Stevens Point Municipal Airport, (715-345-8989) Hwy. 66 and I-39 and Central WisconsinAirport (715-693-3025) in Mosinee. Competitivedaily, weekly and one way rates. www.aviswi.com. 28


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Shuttle ServicesCourtesy Cab5622 Hwy B, Stevens Point. Safe, clean vehicles withcourteous drivers. Service available throughout thegreater Stevens Point Area, including airport service.Also available for large groups. 715-342-8863. See ad on p. 46

WellnessAdventure 212°3217 John Joanis Drive, Stevens Point. State-of-the-artfitness equipment, group fitness, youth services andmore! Visit Bistro 212° for breakfast or lunch. Relaxand refresh at Spa 212°. 715-343-0212.www.adventure212.com.

BJ Harkness Massage Therapy & Body Work Practitioner1108 Michigan Ave., Stevens Point.“Entering PeaceThrough Touch.” Routinely experiencing massagetherapy and bodywork sessions is a wise investmentin your health and well-being. 715-498-4888. See ad on p. 46 28

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Vacant Land Financing❖ Appraisal Service❖ Ag Loans and Leases❖ Operating Lines of Credit❖ Tax and Record Services❖ Crop Insurance❖ FREE Pre-Approvals

1216 Wildwood DriveStevens Point, WI 54482715-344-1000800-324-5754www.unitedfcs.com

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“Entering Peace Through Touch”Massage enhances overall health: body, mind, spirit and emotions.

Routinely experiencing massage therapy and bodywork sessions is a wise investment in your health and well-being.

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1108 Michigan Ave.Stevens Point

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PORTAGE COUNTY BUSINESS COUNCIL5501 Vern Holmes DriveStevens Point, WI 54482

Ph: 715.344.1940 Fax: [email protected]

www.portagecountybiz.com

CHUCK NASONPresident, CEO - Worzalla Publishing

People might think that Worzalla Publishingwould consider their most important resourceto be paper. But Chuck Nason, CEO of this114-year-old, employee-owned company,credits their success to the loyalty, dedicationand ingenuity of their employees. Chuckknows, as do other Portage County businessleaders, that the region’s most valuableresource is our people.

You can’t build a business without the commitment of every single employee. And you can’t build a thriving communitywithout the involvement of every governmentand civic leader, parent, little league coach,educator and business owner. We know thatto sustain our success, we must groom thenext generation of business leaders by providing them an opportunity to developtheir skills. We’ve got something special here, and we’re darn proud of it.

Call, or visit our website, to learn more about relocating or expanding your business to Portage County.

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Fun and FreeI N T H E S T E V E N S P O I N T A R E A

1Explore 33,000 acres of the 3rd largestwildlife area in the state, the George W.Mead Wildlife Area.

2Forget the road and hit the trails, the30.5 mile-long Green Circle Trail,comprised of 14 segments.

3Get in the driver seat, of a classicwarden vehicle at the WisconsinConservation Hall of Fame.

4Act like a kid again at K.A.S.H.Playground, a unique universallyaccessible playground.

5Walk through history among buildingspreserved and maintained at HeritagePark, including more than 10 buildings

from Portage County’s past. (Openseasonally)

6Get a close-up look at Locomotive No.2713, a 1911 Steam engine, payingtribute to the role of the railroad.

7Discover the roots of the first ruralPolish settlement in Wisconsin alongthe Polish Heritage Trail.

8Observe a moment of silence for thosesoilders who served in the “ForgottenWar.”

9Look at things from a uniqueperspective at the Smith ScarabocchioArt Museum.

10View the many wildlife habitatsthroughout the world at theMuseum of Natural History at the

University of Wisconsin — Stevens Point.

11Explore changing artist exhibits oflocal, regional and national worksat one of the many local galleries,

Riverfront Arts Center, Tomorrow RiverGallery & Gifts, Q Gallery, Carlsten ArtGallery.

12Watch the night sky in all itswonder at the Allen BlocherPlanetarium and Observatory and

the University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point.

13Find ways to get a little greener atthe Renew the Earth Institute, homeof the worlds largest and longest

running Renewable Energy Fair each June.

14Visit Stevens Point’s oldestmunicipal buliding, Fire Station #2,which houses exhibits on the

history of fire fighting as well as an artgallery. (Open seasonally)

15Walk the Downtown Stevens Pointmural walk, where the historicalimages are recreated on the

county’s largest collection of 19th Centurybrick buildings.

Many events occuring throughout theyear are free, or have a nominal fee. Checkout the Calendar of Events on page 6 formore information — or visitwww.stevenspointarea.com for a completeup-to-date list.

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P laces of WorshipP L A C E S O F W O R S H I P

Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church3210 Maple Drive, Plover. Our mission is: To knowJesus and to make Him known. Worship: Sat. 5:30 p.m. and Sun. 9:30 a.m. Sunday School andAdult Bible Study 10:45 a.m. 715-341-2898.www.beautifulsaviorploverwi.com.

Berea Baptist Church - GARBC2216 Ellis St., Stevens Point. A place of worship. ABible class for every age. Wheelchair accessible.Services: Sun. 11 a.m. and 6 p.m., Wed. 7 p.m. prayerand family night. 715-344-7038 or 715-344-8141.

Christian Science Society2800 Main St., Stevens Point. Sunday service 10 a.m.Reading room hours Wednesday 1-3 p.m. All arewelcome. 715-344-5477. www.spirituality.com orwww.christianscience.com.

Church of the Intercession-Episcopal1417 Church St., Downtown Stevens Point. Rector, Fr.Jim Trainor. Sun. 9:15 a.m. Service of Holy Eucharist,10:45 a.m. Christian Education for all ages. Wed. 5:30 p.m. Eucharist, 6 p.m. Potluck. [email protected]. www.bigreddoors.org.

Community Church3516 Stanley St., Stevens Point. Visit our welcoming,Christ-centered faith family. Worship: Sun. 9:30 a.m.Sunday School: 11 a.m. Small groups and ministry teamsfor all ages. 715-341-8811, www.pointchurch.net.

Divine Word Evangelical Lutheran Church2501 Plover Springs Drive, Plover. We invite you tojoin us: Sun. 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m., September-May;Sun. 9 a.m., summer; Mon. 7 p.m., May-November.715-341-2915.

Frame Memorial Presbyterian Church1300 Main St., Stevens Point. An inclusive, historicchurch on Main Street, worshiping God with minds,hearts and souls while reaching out in mission to ourcommunity and the world. 715-341-3040.

Good News Fellowship Church801 Highway HH West, Stevens Point. Ministry for allages. Sun. service, 9:30 a.m. Midweek service, Wed. 7 p.m. Phone: [email protected]. www.GNFChurch.org.

Grace Baptist Church1500 Hoover Ave., Plover. Bible-based study andworship. Sun. services at 9:30, 10:45, 6 p.m., Wed.programs AWANA/Teens in Grace Program 6:30 p.m.,Adult Bible Study 7 p.m., Men and Women’sactivities/ministries. Pastor Gary Akright. 715-341-4445, wwww.gracebaptistplover.org.

Highland Church700 Hoover Ave., Plover. Real God. Real Love. RealPeople. Sun. 9 a.m. Sunday school, 10 a.m. AdultWorship and children’s services. Wed. 6:30 p.m.Adult, Youth and Children’s Activities. 715-341-4640,www.highlandag.org.

Newman University Catholic Parish2108 Fourth Ave., Stevens Point. Masses at 5 p.m.Saturday, 10:15 a.m. Sunday, 6 p.m. Sunday at St.Joseph Convent, 1300 Maria Drive. (Sunday nightMass not celebrated during summer or UWSPbreaks.) 715-345-6500. www.newmanuwsp.org.

Peace United Church of ChristOpen and Affirming Congregation1756 Dixon St., Stevens Point. Sun. Worship 10:15 a.m., Sunday School 9 a.m., June-AugustWorship 9:30 a.m. Handicap Accessible. “Whoeveryou are, and wherever you are on life’s journey, youare welcome here.” 715-344-7104. www.peacesp.org.

Redeemer Lutheran Church900 Brilowski Road, Stevens Point. Sun. Services 8:30a.m. and 10:15 a.m.; Education for all ages on Wed. 6 p.m.; Summer 9 a.m. service. 715-341-3233.

St. Joseph Catholic Church1709 Wyatt Ave., Stevens Point. Weekend: Sat. 4:30 p.m., Sun. 8 a.m., 10:30 a.m. (Summer Sun. –9:30 a.m.), MWF 8 a.m., Tues. 12:15 p.m., Thurs.6:15 p.m. Reconciliation: Sat. 9:30 a.m. 715-341-1617. www.togetherinfaith.org.

St. Paul Lutheran Church & School - LCMS1919 Wyatt Ave., Stevens Point. “Where the Love ofLearning Becomes Learning to Love” Worship: Wed.and Sat. 5:30 p.m. Sunday 8 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. “Gathering Hour” Worship w/Sunday School 9:30a.m. Pre-School and Pre-K through 8th Grade — Day School. Pastor Tom Petersen and Principal BillZuelsdorff. Church: 715-344-5664. School: 715-344-5660. www.saintpaulonline.com.

St. Paul’s United Methodist Church600 Wilshire Blvd., Stevens Point. Sun. 8 a.m. and10:30 a.m.; Sunday school and small groups 9:15-10:15 a.m. Call for summer hours. Wed. dinner,choirs and small groups. We seek to Open hearts,Open minds, Open doors. 715-344-3557.www.stevenspointumc.org.

St. Peter Catholic Church800 Fourth Ave., Stevens Point. Mass: Sat. 4 p.m., Sun.8 and 10 a.m., Tue. 5:15 p.m., Wed.-Sat. 8 a.m., Mon.Liturgy of the Word with Communion 8 a.m.Confession: Sat. 3 p.m., Sun. 7 a.m., Wed.-Sat. 7:15 a.m. 715-344-6115,www.saintpetercatholic.com.

St. Stanislaus Catholic Church838 Fremont St., Stevens Point. Mass: Sat. 4:30 p.m.,Sun. 8 and 10:30 a.m., Weekdays, Tue.-Fri. 8:30 a.m.;Mon., Communion Service 8:30 a.m. Sacrament ofReconciliation: Sat. 9 a.m. 715-344-9117.www.saintstans.net.

Saint Bronislava Parish3200 Plover Road, Plover. Masses: Sat. 4 p.m.; Sunday8 and 10:30 a.m.; Tue.-Fri. 8:15 a.m.; Reconciliation:3 p.m. Saturday. Eucharistic Adoration: Thur. 9 a.m.,Fri. 8 a.m. Holy Days and other masses in thebulletin. 715-344-4326, www.stbrons.com.

The Springs – United Methodist Church2820 Plover Springs Drive, Plover. Sunday worship:9:30 a.m. Pastor Bill Carlson. 715-344-9192.

Stevens Point Seventh-Day Adventist Church1510 Sherman Ave., Stevens Point. Saturday Services:Sabbath School 9:20 a.m., Church Service 11 a.m.,Small group and Bible studies during the week. 715-344-4337.

Trinity Lutheran Church - ELCA1410 Rogers St., Stevens Point. Corner of Clark St.(Hwy. 66) and Rogers St. near downtown. Services:Sunday 8:15 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Education andFellowship hour 9:30 a.m. Summer services 9 a.m.715-344-2869. www.trinitysp.com.

Unitarian Universalist Fellowship3116 Algoma St., Stevens Point. Liberal religiouscommunity dedicated to the search for truth, spiritualgrowth and service. Sunday services are at 10 a.m.,Sept.-May. Sunday school 10 a.m. Childcare available.715-344-1360. [email protected]. http://spuuf.org.

Woodlands Church-One Church in Two Locations190 Hoover Ave., Plover and Shopko Plaza Mall,Wisconsin Rapids. Bible based, contemporaryworship services and Sunday school; nurseryprovided. Adult Small Groups throughout the week;Sr. and Jr. High Youth Ministry; AWANA Children’sMinistry. 715-341-0800. www.woodlandschurch.org.


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Living Center LLC . . . . . . . . . . . .28, 38, 39, 44Association of

Downtown Businesses . . . . . . . .12, 13, 20, 23Avis Rent A Car . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28, 45BJ Harkness Massage Therapy . . . . . . . . .28, 46Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church . . . . . . . . . . .49Belt’s Soft Serve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29Berea Baptist Church - GARBC . . . . . . . . . . . . .49Blue Bead Trading Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20Blue Top Motel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28, 37, 44Bookfinders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20, 22Central Waters Brewing Co., Inc. . . . . .11, 26, 28Central Wisconsin

Children’s Museum . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12, 25, 28Charcoal Grill and Rotisserie . . . . . . . . . . . .29, 33Christian Science Society . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49Church of the Intercession-Episcopal . . . . . . .49Clear Water Harbor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29, 30Club Forest Bar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28, 29, 32Comfort Inn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28, 37, 38, 44Comfort Suites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37, 40, 44Community Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49

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“Your Sports Authority” . . . . . . . . . .20, 22, 28Holiday Inn Express . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2, 37, 44Holiday Inn Hotel

Convention Center . . . . . . . . . . . . .2, 28, 37, 44Holly Shoppe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20, 22Iola Old Car Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13Inn on Main Street, LLC . . . . . . . . . .28, 38, 39, 44Jensen Community Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26, 45

Kim’s Barrel Inn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29, 32Kindred Spirit Books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20, 24, 28Koerten Gallery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21, 28La Quinta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28, 37, 38, 44Lake DuBay Shores Campground . . . . .16, 40, 44Lee Ayers Jewelers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21, 25M&I Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45, 46Mader & Mader Auction Service . . . . . . . .21, 26The Memory Market . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20, 28Mikey’s Neighborhood Bar & Grill . . . . . . .28, 31Ministry Medical Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45, 46Morning Star Coffee & Bistro . . . . . . . . . . . .26, 31Mullins Cheese . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13, 21Nature Treks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12, 18, 28Newman University Catholic Parish . . . . . . . . .49Noodles & Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31North Star Mohican Casino . . . . . . . . . . . . .11, 12O’so Brewing Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11, 14, 28Paper Doll Stationery Boutique . . . . . . .21, 23, 28Pat Pierce Professional Wisconsin

Fishing Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18Peace United Church of Christ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49Perkins Family

Restaurant & Bakery . . . . . . . . . . . . .28, 31, 32Point Motel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28, 37, 44Portage County Business Council . . . . . . . .45, 47Q Gallery Artists’ Cooperative . . . . . . . . . . .11, 24Ramada Stevens Point . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36, 37, 44Red Mill Supper Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31, 35Redeemer Lutheran Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49River’s Edge Campground . . . . . . . . . . . .16, 40, 44Riverfront Arts Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11Robin’s Nest Gifts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21, 25Rudy’s Redeye Grill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2, 28, 31Ruston’s Guest Cottages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40, 44St. Joseph Catholic Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49St. Paul Lutheran Church & School . . . . . . . . . .49

St. Paul’s United Methodist Church . . . . . . . . .49St. Peter Catholic Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49St. Stanislaus Catholic Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49Saint Bronislava Parish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49The Scarabocchio Art Museum . . . . . . . . . .11, 28Scoliosis Rehab Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45SentryWorld . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18, 19, Back CoverSilver Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31, 35Sky Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31Spiedini’s Bar & Grill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28, 32, 35The Sport Plate . . . . . . . . . . . .28, 32, Back CoverThe Springs – United Methodist Church . . . . .49Stay Inn & Suites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28, 37, 42, 44Stevens Point Area Co-op . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21Stevens Point Brewery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9, 11, 28Stevens Point Parks & Recreation . . . . . . . .8, 19Stevens Point Seventh-Day

Adventist Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49Subway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32Sugar Cubed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21, 23, 28Supreme Bean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25, 34Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34, 36Tomorrow River Gallery & Gifts . . . . . . . . . .11, 26Trinity Lutheran Church – ELCA . . . . . . . . . . . . .49Two Lakes Restaurant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34Unitarian Universalist Fellowship . . . . . . . . . . .49United FCS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45, 46A Victorian Swan on Water . . . . . . .28, 38, 39, 44Village of Amherst . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13, 26Vista Royalle Campground . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40, 44Water Street Grille . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34The Wellness Spa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45Wild West Campground & Corral . .17, 18, 40 , 44Wisconsin River Golf Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17, 18The Wooden Chair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31, 34Woodlands Church . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49

STEVENS POINT AREA CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU

340 DIVISION STREET NORTHSTEVENS POINT, WI 54481

@1800, the epitome of sophistication, is located in the Sentry Insurance building. From the myriad pieces of timeless art in the gallery to the clean lines of the stylish lounge to the breathtaking wooded views and understated style and elegance of our restaurant, @1800 is creative, fresh and will become your favorite dining destination.

Reservations are recommended for lunch and dinner.

601 N. Michigan Ave. Stevens Point, WI 866-479-6753 sentryworld.com

1800 North Point Drive Stevens Point, WI 715-346-1800 at1800.com

award-winning golf course

upscale dining, lounge and art gallery

SentryWorld is consistently recognized as one of Wisconsin’s top-rated golf courses by Golf Digest Magazine. Come play our signature par-three Flower Hole, which is surrounded by thousands of colorful flowers.

After your round, stop in at the Sport Plate for a drink or a bite to eat. With outdoor seating available, our patio offers picturesque views of the golf course.

LOOK WHAT STEVENS POINT HAS TO OFFER!

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