Full versions of the select stories from our newspaper are available online to online subscribers. Click the Subscriptions tab for more information. 

You are here

Home ›

News

Wed
25
Oct

Little Chute Village Board considers options for Heesakker Park donation

By Tom Collins
Reporter
A potential trust donation of up to $2.5 million from the late Margaret Schwaller to the village was contemplated during the Oct. 18 edition of the Little Chute Village Board.
Thu
19
Oct

Kaukauna native wins first prize in America’s Funniest Videos


Brian Roebke photo — Aaron and Becka King of Kaukauna appeared on national television Oct. 1 when their home video depicted Aaron proposing to his now-wife Becka during a hiking trip in Colorado when a chipmunk pops up in front of his phone on America’s Funniest Videos.

‘Romance Ruining Rodent’ pops up in front of Aaron King proposing to his now-wife Becka

 
By Brian Roebke
Editor
Thu
12
Oct

Retired JRG counselors get second run of parenting book

By Brian Roebke
Editor
Tim Handrich and Deb Lee worked closely together for many years and at the end of their teaching careers at J.R. Gerritts Middle School in Kimberly, they wrote “The Ultimate Middle School Counseling Handbook,” followed by “HELP, I’m Living with a Tweenager!”
Thu
12
Oct

Buchanan Road under construction in Combined Locks

By Brian Roebke
Editor
Work on Highway K (Buchanan Road) was scheduled to start this week and take approximately one month, Village of Combined Locks trustees learned last week.
Thu
12
Oct

Little Chute Village Board treks carefully through 2024 budget workshop

By Tom Collins
Reporter
Turning the page to October on the calendar means leaves turn color and drop away, footballs continue to fly and municipalities take on their new budgets.
Wed
04
Oct

Kaukauna High School hosts 1,000+ students for Transportation Career Showcase

By Brian Roebke
Editor
There are several athletic competitions that bring thousands of people to Kaukauna High School every year, but that’s the only reason for thousands of people to descend on the campus other that graduation.
Thu
28
Sep

Trentlage honored for leadership with Amphitheater

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
Marcia Trentlage, who recently stepped down as president of the Amphitheater Board of Directors, was honored by the group for her years of leadership at a recent meeting.
Thu
28
Sep

Depleted Little Chute Village Board handles a night of tough issues

By Tom Collins
Reporter
Thu
14
Sep

Holland electors choose Highway 57 site for new town hall

By Brian Roebke
Editor
The electors of the Town of Holland voted in favor of building a new town hall at the corner of Highway 57 and Holland Road at a special meeting of the electors on Wednesday, Sept. 6, at Van Abel’s of Hollandtown.
Thu
14
Sep

Rep. Goeben testifies on criminalizing ‘Child Sex Dolls’

By Brian Roebke
Editor 
Rep. Joy Goeben (R-Hobart) testified in front of the Senate’s Judiciary and Public Safety Committee last week on A-329/SB-321 to make it a crime to intentionally possess a “child sex doll.” 

Pages

Subscribe to RSS - News