Aug 22, 2024 | Events, Featured News, HomePageNews, News, PressRoom
On Saturday, August 17, 2024, 106 motorcycle riders came together at The Highground for the 24th Annual Ride to Remember® in Neillsville Wisconsin. Motorcyclists get ready to head out for one of the rides during the 2024 Ride to Remember. The Ride to...
Aug 15, 2024 | Featured News, HomePageNews, News, PressRoom, Veterans Reads, Veterans Resources
The Fall “Vets & Guitars” 10-week session will begin Thursday, September 12 at The Highground. This program is offered to military veterans free of charge. Art and music programs have been found to be helpful to many veterans who are managing PTSD. The...
Aug 14, 2024 | Exhibits, Featured News, HomePageNews, News, PressRoom, Veterans Programs and Resources, Veterans Reads
Honoring, remembering and respecting those who served in the Vietnam War was the founding mission of The Highground nearly 40 years ago. On Sunday, August 4, The Highground hosted a very special day for these veterans, The Highground’s Annual Vietnam Veterans...
Aug 12, 2024 | Events, Featured News, HomePageNews, News, PressRoom
On Sunday, August 4, 306 Vietnam veterans and their guests provided a well-deserved welcome to 113 bicyclists and SAG teams from all over Wisconsin as they peddled into The Highground for the culmination of the 40th Annual Heroes Ride Bike Tour. To celebrate the...
Aug 12, 2024 | Featured News, HomePageNews, News, PressRoom, Veterans Reads
In observance of USS Wisconsin (SSBN 827) Day, a group of veterans and citizens will gather at The Highground on Saturday, August 24 to read Governor Evers’ proclamation. Along with them, the USS Wisconsin SSBN 827 Association’s 50-foot inflatable replica of the...
Jul 25, 2024 | Events, Featured News, HomePageNews, News, PressRoom, Veterans Reads
On Saturday, August 17, motorcyclists will come together at the Neillsville American Legion Post 73 for The Highground’s 24th Annual Ride to Remember® as a celebration of honor and valor. Veterans and veteran supporters will enjoy riding through Clark County’s...
