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Kaukauna soccer team goes 2-1-1
Little Chute boys track and field team wins Two Rivers Invitational The Little Chute men’s track team won the Two Rivers Invitational on Friday. With 128.5 points, the Mustangs topped second-place Green Bay...
Cullen hangs up whistle and white board after 22 successful seasons By Greg Bates Reporter A flood of messages started coming through on Troy Cullen’s phone. Via text, calls and social media,...
Kimberly High School recognizes future teachers By Jill Peeters Special to the Times-Villager Eight Kimberly High School students intending to pursue a career in education earned...
Kimberly boys win Gil Frank Invitational The Kimberly boys team had a big win in Friday’s home track and field meet, the 10-team Gil Frank Invitational. Kimberly was first with...
Rosner makes jump to D-1 for final season of college basketball When Alec Rosner was being recruited out of high school, Division I basketball programs didn’t show much interest in the Kimberly product....
PCSS plants tree at Grignon Mansion
Catholic Daughters sponsoring scavenger hunt The Catholic Daughters of the Americas is one of the largest female international organizations of Catholic women in the World. It was started in...
Little Chute American Legion Post 258 celebrates 100 years The Jacob Coppus Post 258 is celebrating 100 years of service to veterans and the community. We are excited to celebrate this historical event...
Kimberly’s Krause receives national honors in men’s volleyball Two concussions during his freshman season playing Division I volleyball took their toll on Landon Krause. Those proved to be major...
Community members defend galloping ghost statue With word around the community that some Kaukauna High School students want to see the bronze galloping ghost statue removed from the front of...
Consul General Bart Twaalfhoven visits Little Chute Windmill The Little Chute Windmill had a very special visitor last week, Consul General Bart Twaalfhoven of The Netherlands. Twaalfhoven, who lives in...
Injury doesn’t stop thrill-seeking Enigl from participating in Paralympic Games Rob Enigl has always enjoyed thrill-seeking activities. He was that way prior to becoming paralyzed and his disability has only enhanced...
Kaukauna downtown artwork delivered
Chicks hatch at Kimberly Public Library Compiled by Brian Roebke Editor Young children, as well as some not so young, have been delighted with hatching chicks the past few weeks...
Caring about the whole person, Kaukauna Public Library offers food pantries The Kaukauna Public Library is not just for relaxation, learning, and entertainment. The library has begun offering food both during its...
JRG student wins luge championship
Little Chute School Board gives green light to stadium work The Little Chute High School football field will become a home for soccer games, marching band practices and numerous classroom activities as well...
Little Chute Village Board awards bid for rail crossing quiet zone work A pair of St. Patrick’s Day afternoon bid openings may be the first lucky step forward in construction work for Little Chute’s goal of...
Hungry 1000 Islands goats gain attention from statewide visitors The famed Kaukauna High School Galloping Ghosts have some four-legged competition in their midst gathering attention to the city for what could be...
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