By Brian RoebkeEditorThe end of the first quarter of the 2023-24 school was a very memorable one for every person
Brian Roebke photoAubrey Stradel, a member of the Wrightstown High School Dance Team, talks with school board members about the
Brian Roebke photoHighlighting the federal investments she helped secure to help Wisconsin’s farmers, producers, and growers mitigate the impact of
Brian Roebke photoNoah Manser was sworn in as a part-time police officer for the Village of Wrightstown Police Department last
Brian Roebke photoAlliance Construction held a groundbreaking ceremony last weeek for the new Cotter Family Gathering Center in Wrightstown. Pictured
By Brian RoebkeEditorAfter 2 hours and 15 minutes committee of the whole discussion with residents, the Village of Wrightstown, the
Brian Roebke photosDeputy John Rosseau of the Brown County Sheriff’s Department attended last week’s Morrison town board meeting, telling those
Brian Roebke photoLois Trad led the charge for electors to choose the corner of Highway 57 and Holland Road for
Brian Roebke photoSheila Bowers was promoted to village clerk/treasurer at the Aug. 15 Wrightstown Village Board meeting. She has been
Brian Roebke photoPastor Randy Ott received a championship belt from the congregation at Zion Lutheran Church in Morrison during Sunday’s
Brian Roebke photoBrown County BCCAN Director August Neverman, former Morrison Town Chairman Tom Kempen, Brown County Executive Troy Streckenbach, Morrison
Brian Roebke photoThe Wrightstown Community School District welcomed new superintendent Andy Space at last week’s board of education meeting. By
Brian Roebke photoOf the 102 members of the recently graduated Class of 2023 from Wrightstown High School, 96 percent of
By Brian RoebkeEditorMark June 20, 2023, down in the history books as the birthdate for the Village of Greenleaf after
Submitted photoRepresenting Wrightstown High School, Paige Gilson, Leah Warnecke, and Hanna Finer traveled to Arizona for the National Speech and
