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Wisconsin Cheese Production On The Rise

The U-S-D-A says the state made 268-million pounds of cheese in January, an increase of one point nine percent from the same month in 2016. But Wisconsin is still not keeping up with the nation as a w...

New London Chamber Seeks Votes

The New London Chamber of Commerce is asking for your vote for the 2017 Chamber Awards Banquet held Thursday, April 13. The purpose of the banquet is to identify, honor, and reinforce the activities o...

Shawano Cheer Team Celebrates Third Place State Finish

The Shawano Cheer Team once again made an appearance at state, something that the program has come to expect in recent years. This year they managed to place third in their division. Cheer coach Mary ...

Suspect Sought In Waupaca County Break-Ins

The Waupaca Police Department and Waupaca County Sheriff's Office has received a number of complaints in the Evans Street and S. Appletree Lane area in regards to people walking around garages, enteri...

Local Job Fairs To Take Place In March

The Waupaca County Economic Development Corporation announced they will be holding a job fair at the Waupaca Recreation Center on Thursday, March 30 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be several major ...

St. Paul Lutheran girls basketball aims to make another state run

The St. Paul girls' basketball team is off to a good start in this year's State Tournament action. For the second straight year, the St. Paul Lady Comets 8th Grade Girls Basketball team is competing a...

Menominee Indian School Superintendent named to national education board

On Friday, Menominee Indian School District Superintendent, Wendell Waukau, was appointed to the National Association of Federally Impacted Schools (NAFIS) board. The NAFIS is a non-profit, non-partis...

Mid-week winter storm kept emergency officials busy

Many people will be welcoming the expected mild weather after the snowstorm the area received in the middle of the week, which was responsible for numerous accidents throughout the listening area. Sha...

Supreme Court Rules Police Can Take Blood From Unconscious Drivers

The Wisconsin Supreme Court says that law enforcement officers can take blood samples from unconscious drivers without a warrant under certain circumstances. The court ruled Wednesday that an officer ...

Residents in Shiocton disappointed in coyote dumping

Many residents of the Village of Shicoton expressed their disappointment after the discovery of numerous coyote carcasses were dumped along a public ditch, on Peterson Road, south of the village. The ...