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Wed
11
May

Bruss drafted by Super Bowl champion Rams

By Greg Bates
Reporter
As the Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams submitted their pick, the team’s general manager, Les Snead, placed a call to northeastern Wisconsin.
On the other end, Kimberly graduate Logan Bruss answered his phone. 
Wed
04
May

Kimberly boys win Gil Frank Invitational


Brian Roebke photo — Logan Salzmann leads the pack in the early stage of the 1600 meter run Friday. He finished second at 4:36 and fourth in the 3200 at 9:51.
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 174.25 points and West De Pere was runnerup with 149. Kaukauna was fourth and Little Chute sixth.
Wed
09
Mar

Second-half rally by defending state champs dooms Kaukauna girls


Brian Roebke photo — Kaukauna senior Aspen Novy takes a three-point shot during Kaukana’s 90-87 loss to Germantown on Thursday in a WIAA Division 1 Sectional semifinal game at Hartford High School.
HARTFORD — The Kaukauna girls basketball team knew it had a challenge in facing Germantown in Thursday’s WIAA Division 1 sectional semifinal at Hartford.
Thu
03
Mar

Bruss in California preparing for National Football League draft


Photos courtesy of the University of Wisconsin Athletics — Logan Bruss, a 2017 Kimberly High School graduate and University of Wisconsin product, was invited to the NFL Scouting Combine in early March, and a few days later he’ll compete in a Pro Day at Wisconsin and the NFL Draft will take place at the end of April. 
It’s going to be an important and busy next two months for Logan Bruss. 
Being one of the top college offensive linemen in the country, Bruss is preparing for the next stage of his football career: the NFL.
Wed
05
Jan

Is there a better way to distribute local road aid in Wisconsin?

The state’s main aid program for supporting local roads could deliver support more efficiently to communities with the greatest need, raising the question of whether it’s time to revisit how these dollars are distributed.
Wed
08
Dec

Wisconsin’s drop in tax rank among nation’s largest

Wed
01
Dec

Government offices up for election in spring

Nomination papers can now be circulated for people interested in running for elective office in local municipalities in the spring. The general election is April 5, with a primary if necessary on Feb. 16. 
The deadline to submit nomination papers is Tuesday, Jan. 4, at 5 p.m.
Thu
11
Nov

Republican gubernatorial race spurs speculation

From WisPolitics
 
Things are a little messy right now as Republicans look for their candidate to take on Democratic Gov. Tony Evers.
Thu
11
Nov

Outagamie County Board adopts Nelson budget

By a vote of 31-1, the Outagamie County Board of Supervisors approved County Executive Tom Nelson’s 2022 budget. It includes a declining tax rate (4.2 percent) for the seventh year in a row; maintains a Aaa bond rating for the 12th year in a row; and fully funds all county services. 
Wed
08
Sep

WEDC launches $10,000 Main Street Bounceback Grant application period

The Wisconsin Economic Develop-ment Corporation has launched the Main Street Bounceback Grant program with a goal of reenergizing Wisconsin’s downtowns and commercial corridors by providing $10,000 grants to a business that moves into a vacant commercial space.

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