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Tue
15
Sep

Golf with a Vet honors 9/11 victims 25 years after tragedy

By Brian Roebke
Editor
The 6th Annual Golf with a Vet Charity Golf Outing brought veterans and the community together for a day of remembrance, camaraderie and fundraising to help veterans in need, fight veteran suicide and remind veterans they are not alone.
Tue
15
Sep

Highway N open after summer-long reconstruction project

By Brian Roebke
Editor
Outagamie County recently finished a complex and challenging urbanization on Highway N in the Town of Buchanan.
Since the existing pavement reached the end of its useful life and needed to be replaced, 
Wed
09
Sep

Little Chute Village Board chooses no feedback option regarding social media use

By Tom Collins
Reporter
After struggling with what to do with the sometimes active and distracting world of social media, the Village of Little Chute will follow an option to turn off the ability to offer instant feedback for village-based informational posts. 
Wed
02
Sep

Harrison approves intergovernmental fire service agreement with Sherwood and Woodville

By Judy Dixon Hebbe
Reporter
The Harrison Village Board last week approved an intergovernmental fire service agreement between the Village and Sherwood for a five-year period beginning on Jan. 1, 2027, with the Town of Woodville as a third party if the town agrees to the terms.
Wed
26
Aug

Village of Harrison unveils new fire station

By Daniel Schoettler
Reporter
The Village of Harrison unveiled its new fire station last weekend in an event that included tours of the new facility, an uncoupling ceremony, and fireworks. 
Wed
26
Aug

Nelson authors new Packers book detailing how the team survived against the big cities

By Brian Roebke
Editor
Another Packers book? Well yes, but this one is a bit different.
Tom Nelson has penned their book, The Green and Gold Standard, A people’s history of the Green Bay Packers,” but this one, I suppose like most of them, is a bit different.
Wed
19
Aug

Kaukauna teacher jailed for involvement in child sex case

By Brian Roebke
Editor
The Kaukauna Police Department arrested Kaukauna resident and River View Middle School teacher Ty M. Maki, on Monday, Aug. 10, following an investigation where detectives submitted numerous    subpoenas and search warrants.
Wed
19
Aug

Be prepared with insurance for tornado-like event

By Brian Roebke
Editor
Hundreds of people in Appleton, Fox Crossing, and Menasha have been dealing with July 27 tornado that tore through the area, leaving a massive destruction behind.
Wed
12
Aug

Kaukauna workers helping with massive Menasha tornado cleanup effort


Brian Roebke photo — The City of Kaukauna Public Works Department sent crew members to Menasha to take on the cleanup efforts in the past two weeks. Their initial focus was on the huge amount of tree limbs, branches and downed tree trunks uprooted and broken by the July 27 tornado.
By Tom Collins
Reporter

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