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Community

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

Kimberly village staff charged with improving safety on Railroad Street Trail

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
Concerns for the safety of pedestrians and cyclists as they traverse the portion of the Railroad Street Trail between Kimberly and Maes avenues caused the Kimberly Village Board to charge staff with exploring options for lighting the area.
Wed
04
Oct

Harrison board set to pass flat tax rate

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
The Harrison Village Board reviewed the proposed 2024 budget which estimated $8,741,949 in expenditures and an estimated tax rate of $2.8692, a rate that remains flat with 2023.
Thu
28
Sep

Public Works Board reviews options for Jonen Park Pavilion funding

By Tom Collins
Reporter
Choices regarding the payment options for the proposed Jonen Park Pavilion were an important focus of the Kaukauna Board of Public Works at their Sept. 18 meeting.
Thu
28
Sep

Common Council considers block grant program shift to Brown County

By Tom Collins
Reporter
There are times when most of us have to admit there is something others can do better and we yield to a different skill set to do the job.
Thu
28
Sep

City of Kaukauna holds public hearing on changes to waste ordinance

By Brian Roebke
Editor
With a goal of getting the waste collection under control and making the city cleaner, healthier, and better looking, the City of Kaukauna held a public hearing on Sept. 18 to inform residents and business owners about the proposed updates to the city’s waste ordinance.
Thu
21
Sep

Sherwood pauses development discussion pending survey input

By Tom Collins
Reporter
With some recent preliminary discussions at the Community Development Authority level, there was some attention paid to early rounds of development matters that rose to the attention of the Sherwood Village Board level at their Sept. 11 meeting.
Thu
21
Sep

Little Chute Village Board focuses on Doyle Park Pool leak detection effort

By Tom Collins
Reporter
Tests offer progress in education, help reveal our physical and mental condition or help diagnose difficulties with our vehicles. 
Thu
21
Sep

Town of Holland allows rezoning Hilltop property

By Brian Roebke
Editor
Hilltop Furniture has been building furniture for several decades on Highway D in the town of Holland and town leaders could not find information that would allow the owners to rezone the property that was believed to have happened years ago.

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