Community

By Tom Collins

Reporter

After a hearing on Thursday, June 13, the City of Kaukauna learned each of its appeals regarding the charges for the Heart of the Valley Metropolitan Sewerage District were denied. 

By Tom Collins

Reporter

At some point this summer neighbors in the Heesakker Park section of Little Chute as well as residents from the entire village will be invited to discuss what to do regarding the $2.7 million trust donation from the late Margaret Schuller for Heesakker Park.

By Judy Dixon Hebbe

Reporter

The Buchanan Town Board last week approved an amendment to the Buchanan Comprehensive Plan and an update of the subdivision ordinance as recommended by the Plan Commission, which would give the Town more opportunities to encourage development.

By Daniel Schoettler

Reporter

The City of Kaukauna held a ribbon cutting ceremony Friday for the new playground equipment at La Follette Park. Members of the community, City of Kaukauna Common Council, and city staff were in attendance.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

Traditional baseball columnists often used the shorthand “figure filberts” to describe enthusiasts who enjoyed combining their mathematical abilities with the nuances of the game.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

Concerns about noise and other recent violations ground the Hawk’s Nest plans to resume live music events to a halt at the June 5 Little Chute Village Board meeting.

By Brian Roebke

Editor

Reliable internet has been an issue in the Town of Holland since the worldwide web came to be 30 years ago.

More populated areas were the first to receive reliable service, but it’s been slow to get to rural areas including Southern Brown County.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

The term “sticker shock” is often overused but in the case of the proposed improvements to the Sherwood wastewater treatment plant, the phrase likely applies.

By Judy Dixon Hebbe

Reporter

Fox Valley Metro Police Lieuten-ant Ed Slinde and officers Cole Delvoye, Hunter Maulick, Aaron Radtka and Jack Schinke were recently honored with the 2024 Outagamie County Law Enforce-ment Best Badge Award in the category of teamwork.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

If the sport of pickleball was running for some type of office it might have an overwhelming majority of the vote.