By Brian Roebke Editor The nationwide COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact not only on our lives and our
Submitted photo Jerry Wenzel has developed an emergency ventilator that could be produced to help COVID-19 patients breathe. “If you’re
Brian Roebke photo The City of Kaukauna has taped off all playground equipment in city parks, including the skateboard park
Brian Roebke photo Student services secretary Lisa Durocher hands a chromebook to fourth grade student Everly Ervin last week at
Submitted photo Kaukauna High School student Riley Gerrits has a video chat with band instructor Jacob Martin on Sunday evening.
Wrightstown had a couple big days last week with its basketball teams. On Wednesday, the school held a sendoff for
Submitted photo The WIAA determined basketball games last week would be played with limited crowds, allowing 22 team personnel with
Brian Roebke photo The Wrightstown High School wrestling team made a triumphant return to Wrightstown on Sunday afternoon after winning
Submitted photo Louis and Ellen Mischler are the 2020 recipients of the 2020 Robert A. Nechodom Good Citizen Award. The
Submitted photo Wrightstown dominated the field and finished in first place at the Blue Rose Tournament held Saturday at Wrightstown.
P.S. Portraits photo Little Chute senior Adam Kilgas finished his career with an appearance in the quarterfinals of the WIAA
Brian Roebke photo Jody Hahnke, MSN, RN, (left) a member of the nursing faculty at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College and
Kim Reynebeau photo The corner of Main and Madison streets in Little Chute could become the site of a hotel
Brian Roebke photo The Wrightstown High School wrestling team won the WIAA Division 2 wrestling regional on Saturday at New
Tom Collins photo The special guest of the joint Kimberly and Little Chute Village Boards Wed. Feb. 12 was Kaukauna
