There weren’t many Kaukauna residents on hand at the groundbreaking for the Water Treatment System Improvement Project on Tuesday, July 7, at 807 Boyd Avenue, just above the Kaukauna Aquatic Center, where water treatment plant No. 1 is slated to be built.
While there were still expressed concerns about the safety of the proposed roundabout at Highway 55 and Morningside Drive in Kaukauna to serve the new middle school at a public involvement meeting held Thursday, June 25, at the Kaukauna Municipal building.
Kristine Landreman, chairwoman of the board for the Kaukauna Alumni Foundation, was searching for someone who had truly made a difference in the community to speak as rallymaster at the foundation’s 90th rally on June 20 at Van Abel’s of Hollandtown.
It was another happy day at StoneRidge Piggly Wiggly in Kau-kauna on Wednesday, July 18, when StoneRidge Piggly Wiggly presented a check for $44,859.83 to Make-A-Wish Wisconsin
The Kaukauna baseball team was in the middle of a four-year period when they went to the state baseball tournament three times when they won the championship on June 6, 1953, at the Menasha Ballpark that no longer exists near Downtown Menasha.
The 2026 revaluation of Kimberly will not will not increase the total property taxes collected Commun-ity Development Director Sam Schroeder and Clerk/Treasurer Jennifer Weyenberg assured trustees and the audience at last week’s village board meeting.
Those people firmly entrenched in the “can’t fight city hall” corner might have had a change of heart, or at least some glacial melting, during the June 15 board and committee sessions.
The Kaukauna Alumni Founda-ion wanted to find a special person to serve as rallymaster at the 90th Kaukauna Alumni Foundation rally, someone who had widespread appeal and was a great storyteller.
