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The Little Chute High School Dance Team was the national championship in Large varsity kick at the National Dance Alliance High School Nationals held at the Hilton Orlando on Feb 14-16.
By Brian Roebke
Editor
The most dominant student group at Little Chute High School had more to celebrate last week when the school held a ceremony for the national championship dance team.
Gov. Tony Evers visited Cradle to Crayons Learning Center in Kimberly as part of a press tour following his eighth and final State of the State address last week.
Barb Bigalke and her team at the Center for Suicide Awareness has been bringing a Tuesday morning mental health activity to Kaukauna High School this school year.
The Kimberly School Board once again got another update on the progress going in one of their schools at last week’s meeting, and this time it was Westside’s time in the spotlight.
Kaukauna Area School District Director of Operations and Finance Chris McDaniel reported good news to the district’s buildings and grounds committee on Monday, Feb. 9, prior to its regular meeting.
With apologies to Jarod Lueck of the National Eagle Center, the bird he brought with him, Latsch, was the star of the show at the Eagle Days celebration held Jan. 31 at the 1000 Islands Environmental Center in Kaukauna.
The future of property on the island that includes the River View Middle School complex took a step toward its future during the Feb. 3 meeting of the Kaukauna Common Council.
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Radio station WKAU is not back over the air, but it’s now streaming around the clock from the Little Chute home of John Verbeten, aka John VanEss, and bringing people back in time with music from the 1960s, 70s, and 80s at i105wkau.com. Verbeten, seated, is pictured in the studio with his longtime buddy, Vern “VJ” Schmidt.
By Brian Roebke
Editor
If you’re like me and grew up listening to WKAU Radio, you may have stumbled across a Facebook post last Tuesday evening that said the radio station was back, and you were overjoyed.
