Community

By Tom Collins

Reporter

And then there were none. 

By Daniel Schoettler

Reporter

There will be science and math updates to the Bridges program in the Kimberly Area School District. The science curriculum changes will be at the seventh and eighth grade level, while the math updates will be at the 5K through fifth grade levels. 

By Brian Roebke

Editor

The Town of Holland was wrapping up its meeting last week in likely its final meeting at the town hall in Askeaton when a bit of a bomb was dropped by Supervisor Mike Geiger. 

By Brian Roebke

Editor

Voters in the City of Kaukauna elected a new city attorney in last week’s spring election. Newcomer Tim Greenwood narrowly defeated longtime incumbent Kevin Davidson 1,171-1,123.

In Alderperson District 1, Jennie Eggleston beat challenger Will Terry 266-228.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

A status report at the Wednesday, April 3, edition of the Kaukauna Common Council, delayed one night due to the primary election, found a new voice offering some good news regarding at least one city project.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

Spring often means the start of construction season whether it is a road project or a new building. One project that will not likely affect Little Chute’s Heesakker Park and other riverside areas in 2024 is the Heart of the Valley Metropolitan Sewerage District’s interceptor work.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

While there may be no red carpets rolled out, limousines rented or fancy attire commissioned, cameras will roll this year with Kaukauna in the starring role.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

The changing world often demands more sophisticated security approaches than traditional keyed door locks.

By Judy Dixon Hebbe

Reporter

There are three seats open for trustees in the Village of Harrison on the April 2 ballot. 

Incumbents Mike Brantmeier, Scott Handschke, and Mark Van Hefty are being challenged by Joseph W. Mueller and Pete Stier.

 

Mike Brantmeier