News

By Judy Dixon Hebbe

Reporter

By Carol Van Boxtel

History Room Volunteer

Kaukauna Public Library

In 1884, Kaukauna was a divided city, the north side was called Kaukauna and the south side was called Ledyard, with both sides vying for services. 

By Brian Roebke

Editor

Governor Evers signed the Election Worker Protection legislation into law, as an added amendment to Senate Bill 822 by Rep. Joy Goeben (R-Hobart).

By Brian Roebke

Editor

“It’s not about muscle anymore.”

Those were the words spoken by Grace Tollar, a UA 400 second-year plumbing apprentice who spoke at the Women in the Pipe Trades open house held March 6 at the UA 400 training facility in Kaukauna.

By Brian Roebke

Editor

Kaukauna High School Band Director Jacob Martin calls the school band the bridge from the school district to the community. With that said, Kaukauna made a splash in America’s largest city when it marched in the 263rd New York City St. Patrick’s Day Parade on March 16.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation Northeast Region begins a resurfacing project on 4.89 miles of Highway 96 from Kaukauna to Wrightstown beginning in May.

By Brian Roebke

Editor

By Tom Collins

Reporter

Cherry Louise Morton had a knack for bringing out the best in Bart Starr and many other people.

By Brian Roebke

Editor

Little Chute High School senior Chris Techlin has made it to the “big time,” performing  at Carnegie Hall in New York City as part of the Honors Performance Series by WorldStride.

By Brian Roebke

Editor

Most people have a dream that’s really far out there but conceivably possible. Most of the time it never happens, but in the case of Kaukauna High School choir teacher Joy Paffenroth, her dream is coming true.