Months of speculation ended Friday morning when Kaukauna Police Department Assistant Chief Brad Sanderfoot announced in an email that Matthew
Brian Roebke photoThe Holland Board of Supervisors held its June meeting at the Hollandtown Fire Department to allow for social
By Andrew HanlonSports EditorThe current target date for a return to high school sports sounds like July 1. That date
After months of study and working with two businesses, the Village of Wrightstown had a new identity. The new logo
Brian Roebke photo Since chlorine in the pool’s water is said to kill the COVID-19 virus, dramatically reducing the chances
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Tom Collins photo An important question about the former U.S. Air Force training jet is its current structural integrity. Can
BC Organics illustration Ten farms are contributing manure to the BC Organics community digester. This illustration shows their location, amount
While Little Chute intends to implement the requirements needed for a railroad quiet zone at some point in the near
Most people in Wrightstown know Russ and Joan Aerts and on April 30, many village residents heard honking in their
Submitted photo Tony Schaaf was one of many Kimberly High School teachers who traveled around the school district Saturday delivering
Principal Julie Hubbard, Ms. Lea, the Tiger, and Mrs. Smits welcomed St. Clare School families with music, signs, balloons, and
Village of Little Chute photo Bids for the proposed Fox River crossing or boardwalk between Kaukauna and Little Chute were
Autumn Smet and Joe Hella stayed six feet away from each other and ate their dinner from D&G Restaurant in
Submitted photo Kaukauna grad Kevin DeBruin, who went on to work as a rocket scientist at NASA, is now a
