COUNTY — Gov. Tony Evers sent a letter to the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) to declare a Rapid Disaster Declaration in response to severe storms and flooding that occurred this spring, …
• June 12 – A 32-year-old woman requested her purse be returned to her from a 57-year-old woman. The older woman brought the younger woman her purse back, but the woman stated the older woman …
• June 12 –A caller reported a Fed Ex driver smashed into their basketball hoop. • June 12 – Angler’s Bar in Fremont reported a man was beating a dog and removed a gun from a vehicle. • …
TOWN OF SHARON — The driver of a commercial truck belonging to an asphalt maintenance company is seriously injured after a single vehicle crash. On June 20 at 11:35 a.m., a 911 call reported a …
WAUPACA – There will be a special premiere of the 50th anniversary reboot of “The Giant Spider Invasion” on Thursday, June 25 at 6:30 p.m. at the Rosa Theater. There is new footage and special …
WAUPACA — The Waupaca Community Arts Board (WCAB) is bringing three free, family-friendly concerts to South Park this summer and the lineup is as diverse as it is impressive. All three concerts run …
NEW LONDON — Shawna Riley has announced her candidacy to serve Wisconsin State Assembly District 56. Her decision to run for election is driven by a deeply personal mission to fight for better …
COUNTY — Waupaca County Catch a Ride, the county’s flexible public transit program serving residents throughout the county, has officially surpassed 8,000 completed rides, marking a significant …
WEYAUWEGA - The City of Weyauwega will expand the Independence Day holiday celebration for the nation’s 250th anniversary. A parade organized by the Weyauwega Area Chamber of Commerce will start at …
WAUPACA – The Wisconsin Department of Tourism released 2025 economic impact data showing tourism connected to the Waupaca Chain O’ Lakes area helped generate $180 million in total economic impact …
NEW LONDON – The New London Board of Public Works/Sewer Utility Commission has recommended to the New London Common Council the construction of a new wastewater treatment facility that has an …
NEW LONDON – If nothing changes between now and when the next school budget is assembled, residents of the New London School District can expect to pay more in school taxes when the next school …
MANAWA – A volunteer-led effort to transform the underutilized Triangle Park into a community gathering space is entering its final stages after years of planning, fundraising and physical labor. …
IOLA – The Iola Village Board has once again denied a liquor license for the Thirsty Perch, following a contentious meeting last week where the business’s owners accused the village of bias and a …
CLINTONVILLE – The city of Clintonville intends to non-renew the Class “B” Beer & Amusement Device Licenses for the BP Bar located at 325 ½ S Main Street in Clintonville. The Clintonville …
CLINTONVILLE – The Clintonville Common Council accepted the resignation of Ald. Thomas Behnken, who represented District 3 in the city of Clintonville, effective July 1. The resignation was …
STEVENS POINT — The Stevens Point Public Policy and General Government Committee voted 4-1 on June 8 to reject an ordinance amendment regarding residential chickens, ducks, rabbits, and bees after …
NEW LONDON — Downtown New London’s south riverfront corridor marked a major economic milestone on Tuesday, June 9, with an official ribbon cutting and open house celebration for the new SCS Wolf …
CLINTONVILLE – Two teachers who recently resigned from the Clintonville School District spoke during the Public Comments portion of the June 8 Clintonville School Board meeting, claiming lack of …
CLINTONVILLE – The Clintonville Board of Education took no action on changing a policy to allow district employees who are leaving the district to request an exit interview in closed session with …