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Bowers honored for 32 years of service to village

August 27, 2025 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Brian Roebke photoBill Bowers was recognized for 32 years of service to the Village of Wrightstown as a first responder and EMT by Village Administrator

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Vande Wettering is Schut king

August 13, 2025 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Brian Roebke photoJeremy Van Zeeland takes a shot at the bird during Sunday’s annual Hollandtown Schut held at Triple J Wing and Clay in Brillion.

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ATC brings Einstein Project STEM Lab to Wrightstown

July 30, 2025 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Brian Roebke photoEinstein Project worker Grace Neuville of Green Bay works with Stanley Zabrowski on his bobblehead project last week at the Brown County Library

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Village of Wrightstown approves annexation along Highway U

July 23, 2025 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Brian Roebke photoWorkers from Sommers Construction removed mailboxes and concrete curb from the side of Debra Street in the Village of Wrightstown on Friday. By

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Town of Wrightstown
gets explanation for odor coming from digester

July 16, 2025 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Brian Roebke photoSupervisor Jesse Juedes (left) discusses the smell coming from the BC Organics community digester with Doug Galbreth (right) while Supervisor Ron Diny listens

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Gov. Evers visits Wrightstown to highlight second round of state road funding

June 4, 2025 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Brian Roebke photosTown of Wrightstown Chairman Bill Verbeten (right) talks to Gov. Tony Evers about the village hall building that was converted from a church

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Zion Wayside Church & School celebrates groundbreaking for addition and remodeling

April 30, 2025 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Brian Roebke photoPastors Kyle Wangelin and Jed McClellan presided over a groundbreaking service and special donors were recognized and thanked, and Keller construction and Zion’s

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Kimps excited to open hardware store in Wrightstown

April 16, 2025 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Brian Roebke photoClint Kimps stands in the front of the new Kimps Ace Hardware store, opening Monday, April 21, at 540 County Road U in

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Thompson announces retirement as WHS principal

March 12, 2025 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Brian Roebke photoScott Thompson’s retirement as Wrightstown High School principal was approved by the Wrightstown Community School District Board of Education at the Feb. 19

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Bartoszek becomes first ever girls medalist at state for Wrightstown wrestling

March 5, 2025 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Daniel Schoettler photoChesney Bartoszek became Wrightstown’s first ever girls medalist at the state meet in Madison last weekend. She took sixth in the 132 lbs

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WES adds book vending machine from Redefining Futures

January 22, 2025 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Brian Roebke photoAshley Rankin of the Redefining Futures Foundation cuts the ribbon for the book vending machine that was installed at Wrightstown Elementary School. See

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A Year With Frog and Toad coming to Wrightstown stage

January 8, 2025 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Frog (Sienna Stautz) emerges from hibernation and sings about his cherished friendship with Toad. By Brian RoebkeEditorA musical following the woodland adventures of two amphibious

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Road construction season wrapping up in Wrightstown

November 13, 2024 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Brian Roebke photoStorm sewer work was still being completed in Wrightstown by the lift station near the Golf Course Drive/Highway U roundabout, which sends stormwater

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Bravery in the Skies: Honoring the legacy of a Wrightstown POW airman & his crew

November 6, 2024 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

By Rosemary ReedySpecial to the SpiritMy mother, Marie Tilger Reedy, saved a treasure trove of newspaper articles. These clippings from the 1960s and ‘70s offered

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Tigers head into playoffs with ‘white’ wash of New London

October 23, 2024 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Brian Roebke photoJosiah Coussons made a great block during Friday’s Wrightstown football game at New London, allowing Mason Driscoll to score on a 35-yard pick

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Deer saved after getting trapped in soccer net

September 18, 2024 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Submitted photoLisa Durocher, Eric Durocher, Jason LaBrec, and Chris Knapp helped a young deer get out of a soccer net last week behind Wrightstown High

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Sailboat returns to service for veterans

September 4, 2024 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Brian Roebke photoThe Stjarna of De Pere was rescued earlier this year after almost 20 years of non-use, only to be reconditioned for veterans to

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Village of Wrightstown Board of Trustees make approvals for Broadway project

August 21, 2024 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Brian Roebke photoUtility work continued on Broadway Street in Wrightstown. Police Chief Greg Deike said officers continued to be busy with traffic enforcement on Broadway

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Gov. Evers visits Town of Morrison to highlight $2 million grant from Agricultural Roads Improvement Program

August 7, 2024 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Brian Roebke photoGov. Tony Evers (second from right) visits with Town of Morrison board members Jenny Wasmuth, Dennis Laabs, and Gary Koomen last week on

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School board reaffirms vote to not allow alcohol sales but show interest in helping WABA with facility improvements

July 17, 2024 Times-Villager Newspaper Group

Brian Roebke photoThe Wrightstown Area Baseball Association did not receive approval from the Wrightstown School Board to sell alcohol on school premises but did receive

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Governor signs ‘Music in Our Schools Month’ proclamation in Little Chute

March 20, 2019 Times-Villager Newspaper Group Uncategorized

Gov. Tony Evers signed a proclamation declaring March as Music in Our Schools Month on Friday in the library media center at the Little Chute intermediate/middle/high school campus.

Brown County plans to open landfill in January 2022

February 27, 2019 Times-Villager Newspaper Group Uncategorized

Franzke now uses jiu jitsu to help others

February 27, 2019 Times-Villager Newspaper Group Uncategorized

Forensics team has five finalists at Winneconne

February 13, 2019 Times-Villager Newspaper Group Uncategorized

Vande Hey helps change lives of orphans in Tanzania

February 13, 2019 Times-Villager Newspaper Group Uncategorized

Wrightstown Middle School Spelling Bee

January 31, 2019 Times-Villager Newspaper Group Uncategorized

Little Chute dance wins both regional events

January 31, 2019 Times-Villager Newspaper Group Uncategorized

Kaukauna dance team advances to state

January 31, 2019 Times-Villager Newspaper Group Uncategorized

Kimberly dance team going to state

January 31, 2019 Times-Villager Newspaper Group Uncategorized

Fairest of them all: Buechel wins Wisconsin Fairest of the Fairs title

January 16, 2019 Times-Villager Newspaper Group Uncategorized

Town of Holland gives Dynamic Group some homework

January 16, 2019 Times-Villager Newspaper Group Uncategorized

Henrickson constructs carts to earn Eagle Scout award

January 16, 2019 Times-Villager Newspaper Group Uncategorized

Brian Roebke photo Ethan “EJ” Henrickson speaks Sunday morning at the unveiling of the two produce carts he made for

Wrightstown trustees open to reviewing dog ordinance

December 28, 2018 Times-Villager Newspaper Group Uncategorized

Wrightstown resident Pandora Larson passionately defended the pit bull breed of dog at last week’s village board meeting after she

Kaukauna looks to grow after early-season tests

December 28, 2018 Times-Villager Newspaper Group Uncategorized

Kaukauna senior Harrison Brooks tries to roll over Oshkosh West’s Connor Collins during a Fox Valley Association dual on Dec.

Dannhoff filling new position of director of operations in Kimberly

December 28, 2018 Times-Villager Newspaper Group Uncategorized

Alynn Dannhoff brings more than 30 years of experience with Oshkosh and Hobart to Kimberly to fill the newly-created position