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Vote disagreement clarified

CLINTONVILLE – When the Clintonville Board of Education met March 9, a disagreement from the Feb. 23 board meeting was discussed again, with more information provided regarding the disagreement. …

Business center fees to start in Jan. 2027

WAUPACA – With the construction of the business center downtown getting closer to completion, city officials have started getting ready to hit the ground running once they attain their occupancy …

Council approves sauna replacement

NEW LONDON – The New London Common Council has approved the replacement of the sauna in the women’s area of the New London Aquatics and Fitness Center at an estimated cost of $6,300. The approval …

Council works through budget, staffing, city projects

MANAWA - Manawa city council and committees worked through infrastructure and budget items at meetings that were rescheduled to last week Thursday due to blizzard Elsa, approving funding measures and …

New preschool curriculum purchase approved

NEW LONDON – The New London Board of Education approved the purchase of Three Cheers for Pre K, a new curriculum for the New London School District’s 4K students, at a total cost of $25,574. The …

Another flooring project at high school approved

NEW LONDON – At the recommendation of the New London School District’s Capital Projects, Energy Conservation and Facilities Committee, the New London School Board approved another phase of …

Traffic stop leads to drug bust

CLINTONVILLE — Taea L. Powers, 23, is facing multiple felony drug charges after a traffic stop led to the discovery of illegal drugs in her possession and at her residence. She was charged March 10 …

Stevens Point Police Report

• March 14 – A traffic stop led to the arrest of the driver who had a $50,000 warrant out of Iowa. • March 14 – A Fairfield Inn employee informed an officer that someone with an Illinois …

Calling 911

• March 13 – A man reported that while he was in the hospital, the person he appointed with power of attorney let the pipes freeze in his house and also some coins were missing. • March 13 – …

From sap to syrup

WEYAUWEGA – It’s a funny story how the Behn family got started making maple syrup. Doug Behn once kicked around the idea of making maple-flavored moonshine, his son jokes, so he dragged a …

NEW DUBLIN – In March 1996, Jeff Schlueter was a 23-year-old rookie fresh out of the police academy, stepping into a squad car for his very first day on patrol. As the bagpipes roared and a sea of …

Strawberry Fest to return to Main Street

WAUPACA – After a brief hiatus from downtown it is looking like the iconic Strawberry Fest will finally be returning to its original home, Main Street in Waupaca. At the March 3 city council …

Village approves backyard chickens

IOLA – As of last week, Village of Iola residents could begin applying for a permit to keep backyard chickens after the village board approved an ordinance permitting hens in certain residential …

Mayoral candidates share their vision for Clintonville

CLINTONVILLE – There are two candidates running for mayor of the city of Clintonville on the April 7, spring election ballot. The Clintonville Tribune-Gazette recently sent a list of questions to …

Wage study considered by city

NEW LONDON – The city of New London is considering whether it should have a wage study conducted this year, possibly by a third-party consultant. A wage study was one of the items discussed by the …

Chamber continues to grow

WAUPACA – The City of Waupaca Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau combined forces in 2025 to create an organization that aims to promote local business and tourism. Jeff Anderson, president and …

Peeping Tom arrested

STEVENS POINT—A 60-year-old man was arrested on March 9 after reportedly looking through the window of a woman’s home. Keith A. Larson is facing a charge of Disorderly Conduct with the modifier …

NEW LONDON – The New London Community Fund within the Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region awarded seven grants totaling $10,000 during its first-ever grant cycle in fall 2025. These …

CLINTONVILLE – In an interview with the Clintonville Tribune-Gazette, Clintonville Superintendent Troy Kuhn shared what the benefits would be to the district if the district’s residents would …

Downtown Façade Improvement Program renewed

NEW LONDON – The city of New London is bringing back the Downtown Façade Improvement Program in 2026, with $55,000 in grant funds available for city businesses to apply for. The New London Common …

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