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Keith Uhlig

Wausau

Human Interest Reporter at Gannett

Human Interest Reporter at Green Bay Press-Gazette

Features reporter. I write about the interesting, quirky, inspiring people in central Wis. Mediocre runner, lazy bicyclist, overeater. My dog loves me, though.

Articles

  • 1 week ago | desmoinesregister.com | Victoria Reyna-Rodriguez |Keith Uhlig

    It's summer in Iowa, and that means many Iowans are spending as much time outside as possible. But, nothing is perfect, and the warm-weather pleasures of picturesque sunsets, refreshing lake swims and quiet woodsy hikes sometimes come hand-in-hand with wildlife that can bite us, insects that can sting and sicken us and plants that can poison us.

  • 3 weeks ago | greenbaypressgazette.com | Keith Uhlig

    From tiny unnamed lakes to the Great Lake Michigan, the water bodies of northeast Wisconsin are a deep part of our culture. Yes, Lake Michigan and it's inlet, Green Bay, dominate the water scene, driving industry, recreation and tourism. But did you know the second largest lake in Brown County is Bay Beach Lagoons, a twisty, curvy body of water that connects to Green Bay through a short channel?

  • 3 weeks ago | postcrescent.com | Keith Uhlig

    Lake Michigan dominates the water bodies of northeast Wisconsin. Brown County has 24 lakes that don't have names. Running from south to north, the Fox River is a confusing body of water. From tiny unnamed lakes to the Great Lake Michigan, the water bodies of northeast Wisconsin are a deep part of our culture. Yes, Lake Michigan and it's inlet, Green Bay, dominate the water scene, driving industry, recreation and tourism.

  • 3 weeks ago | eu.greenbaypressgazette.com | Keith Uhlig

    It's summer, it's Wisconsin, and it's practically a requirement that you spend as much time as you can outside. But nothing is perfect, and the warm-weather pleasures of picturesque sunsets, refreshing lake swims and quiet forest hikes sometimes come hand-in-hand with wildlife that can bite us, insects that can sting and sicken us, and plants that can poison us.

  • 3 weeks ago | postcrescent.com | Keith Uhlig

    It's summer, it's Wisconsin, and it's practically a requirement that you spend as much time as you can outside. But nothing is perfect, and the warm-weather pleasures of picturesque sunsets, refreshing lake swims and quiet forest hikes sometimes come hand-in-hand with wildlife that can bite us, insects that can sting and sicken us, and plants that can poison us.

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Keith Uhlig
Keith Uhlig @UhligK
2 Jan 25

The Wisconsin State Park system marks its 125 anniversary this year. This retired park ranger can help you celebrate with his comprehensive guide to all the parks, forests and recreation areas. https://t.co/ziNLzBUjlJ

Keith Uhlig
Keith Uhlig @UhligK
31 Dec 24

Eat more cheese. Drink more beer, booze and coffee. My New Year's Resolutions: To live with more Wiscons-intention. https://t.co/tXsIfq9WjM

Keith Uhlig
Keith Uhlig @UhligK
12 Dec 24

Couldn't we all use some hygge right now? And a warm drink with a jolt of caffeine? https://t.co/FaAYqYfgoq