Why Price County Pays More for Water and Electricity Than Almost Anywhere in Wisconsin
TL;DR: Price County residents pay 27% more for electricity than the Wisconsin average and 33% more than the national average. […]
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Price County Board Approves New Audit Firm, Hears Gravel Pit Update, and Swears In New Supervisor
Price County Board Approves New Audit Firm, Hears Gravel Pit Update, and Swears In New Supervisor Last updated: July 18,
Worcester Sells Public Lake Access: Electors Vote 9-0 to Authorize Mussel Lake Land Sale
Anthony Sleck opened Facebook on Saturday afternoon to find yet another Worcester meeting notice with no details. On Tuesday, July
Park Falls Prepares for Data Centers With First Manufacturing Data Center Zoning District
TLDR: The Park Falls Common Council will hold public hearings on three zoning ordinances creating a Manufacturing Data Center (MDC)
Price County Chosen for State SNAP Quality Assurance Role
Price County Chosen for State SNAP Quality Assurance Role Last updated: July 2026 By Price County Fun Editorial Team |
The State Says Hill’s Property Assessments Don’t Match Reality. They Have Until 2027 to Fix It.
Last updated: July 2026 By Price County Fun Editorial Team | Price County, Wisconsin The Town of Hill received an
Price County Is Charging Towns More to Collect Their Own Taxes. Three Towns Are Restructuring.
Last updated: July 7, 2026 By Price County Fun Editorial Team | Price County, Wisconsin Price County is quietly hiking
How the Price County Budget Gets Made (and Where to Watch It)
Every dollar of Price County property tax you pay was spent twice before you paid it: once when a committee
Price County Stats: Demographics, Economy & Community Data
Last updated: July 01, 2026 | Data: Census data reflects most recent annual release. Weather and recreation data is live.
Park Falls Picks Developer for 64-Unit Housing Project: What the Council Minutes Actually Say
Last updated: May 2026 Commonwealth Real Estate Acquisition, LLC won the bid over C&S Design. But the minutes reveal a
Carbon Credits, Brownfields, and Foreclosures: Price County’s Economic Crossroads
Price County’s 92,000-acre carbon contract, the dormant Lionite Mill cleanup, a pending EEOC lawsuit against United Pride Dairy, and tax foreclosures on nearly 60 families — all on the May 19 county board agenda.
Price County Recreation Data: Visitor Statistics, License Sales, and Outdoor Economic Impact
Price County attracts 412,000 visitors annually who spend $38 million — but 68% of that spending happens in June, July,