Price County Fishing Guide: Lakes, Rivers and Regulations
Last updated: September 2026 TLDR: Price County has 450+ lakes and 300+ miles of trout streams, with top fishing at
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Wolf Encounters Raise Concerns in Price County: Three Safety Complaints in One Week
Price County has logged three confirmed wolf safety complaints in one week — a sharp escalation in human-wolf encounters centered
Solberg Lake Asphalt Plant: Price County Orders Public Health Research Before American Asphalt’s Likely Comeback
Last updated: August 2026 By the pricecounty.fun newsroom. Last updated: August 11, 2026. American Asphalt pulled its permit application back
Price County Fair Fireworks and Livestock: The Dispute, Explained
Less than a week before the 140th Price County Fair, the fair board and livestock exhibitors are at odds over
Solberg Lake Gravel Pit Residents Report Condition Violations at July 23 Land Use Committee Review
Solberg Lake Gravel Pit Residents Report Condition Violations at July 23 Land Use Committee Review Last updated: July 2026 Tammy
One Week to Speak Up: What Price County Residents Need to Know Before United Pride Dairy’s Permit Deadline
One Week to Speak Up: What Price County Residents Need to Know Before United Pride Dairy’s Permit Deadline Last updated:
A Fatal Crash, a $1.8 Million Road Grant, and a Wisconsin Statute That Could Void It All
A Fatal Crash, a $1.8 Million Road Grant, and a Wisconsin Statute That Could Void It All Last updated: October
Worcester gravel pit approved 4-1: Committee votes yes despite landfill concerns, adds marker requirement
Photo: Timothy Huliselan via Pexels The gravel pit fight in the Town of Worcester just got a lot more complicated.
Price County Fair 2026: 140 Years of Tradition in Phillips, WI
Mark your calendars — the Price County Fair returns to Phillips on August 20-22, 2026, and this year marks a
Deer Hunting in Price County: Season Dates, Public Land, and What Locals Know
Last updated: May 2026 Over 92,000 acres of Price County Forest plus Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest lands. A deer herd that’s
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 Forestry and Natural Resources: Timber Production, Forest Health, and Sustainable Management
Timber is Price County’s original industry. 63% of the county is forested — 506,000 acres — and the logging sector