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Wed
11
Jun

Kimberly to repair Kennedy Avenue this summer

The days of driving down Kennedy Avenue in Kimberly feeling you’re driving on a washboard are almost over.
Wed
11
Jun

NextGenALS planning golf jamboree to fund ALS research

By Brian Roebke
Editor
When Art Weber passed away from ALS in 1999, he left a lifetime of love and memories with his family but he also left behind a terrible disease that afflicted his children.
Wed
04
Jun

Rueden receives award from counseling group

By Brian Roebke
Editor
Longtime Kaukauna High School administrative assistant Joan Rueden received quite a surprise on Friday afternoon.
Wed
04
Jun

Schalow leaving legacy after 30 years as basketball coach


Brian Roebke photo — Kaukauna High School basketball coach Mike Schalow announced his retirement from teaching and coaching to the team on May 21. He coached in Kaukauna 728 games for his 30 years.
By Brian Roebke
Editor
He knew the day was coming but when that day came, it was not easy for Kaukauna High School basketball coach Mike Schalow, who announced his retirement to the team early in the morning of Wednesday, May 21.
Wed
28
May

Breaking Boundaries Triathlon a day in the sun for the community


Brian Roebke photo — Kaukauna High School student Emily Wagner receives her medal from Principal Aaron Herm at the finsh line of the Breaking Boundaries Triathlon at the Bank of Kaukauna Stadium.
By Brian Roebke
Editor
Wed
21
May

Gall celebrates 29 years at Kimberly with last concert


Daniel Schoettler photos — Kimberly High School band director Craig Gall conducted his last concert at the high school last week. His final pieces were his favorites ranging from Henry Fillmore’s “His Honor,” to a polka called “In Schoner Erinnerung.” Connor Lindenberg was named this year’s recipient of the John Philip Sousa award. Gall holds up his book with memories from his former students during his career.
By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
Kimberly High School band director Craig Gall ended his final concert with some of his favorites last week. The retiring band director’s final pieces with his wind ensemble ranged from Henry Fillmore’s “His Honor,” to a polka at his final concert at the school.
Wed
21
May

Kaukauna Area Board of Education sees first draft of new middle school campus

By Brian Roebke
Editor
The Kaukauna Area School District Board of Education got a first look at what the new middle school could look like.
Wed
14
May

Kaukauna Plan Commission approves change in pricing for memorials

By Brian Roebke
Editor
The Kaukauna Plan Commission made several approvals at its Thursday, May 8, meeting, with a change in the pricing for memorial changes one of them.
Associate Planner Adrienne Nelson presented a recommendation to the park donation policy.
Wed
14
May

City of Kaukauna growing impatient with lawsuit

By Brian Roebke
Editor
The City of Kaukauna is growing impatient with a lawsuit to get back property on Lawe Street that was slated to become Dreamville Apartments.
Wed
07
May

Harrison Village Board has busy meeting with many approvals

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
Composition and membership of the plan commission were approved by the Harrison Village Board last week.

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