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Civil rights complaint update

CLINTONVILLE – Even though the Clintonville Tribune-Gazette allowed Clintonville Board of Education President Glen Drew Lundt to provide a statement explaining his side of a civil rights complaint …

Civil rights complaint filed

CLINTONVILLE – A civil rights complaint has been filed with the United States Department of Justice Civil Rights Division against Clintonville School Board President Glen Drew Lundt by district …

Board discusses next steps for strategic planning

CLINTONVILLE – At its Jan. 26 meeting, the Clintonville Board of Education heard a presentation from Dave Honish, superintendent for CESA 8, about the process the district could take to do …

Board reviews district’s athletic programs

CLINTONVILLE – With an operational referendum looming on the ballot in the spring election, the Clintonville Board of Education held a discussion at its Jan. 26 meeting to discuss a path for the …

$1.95 million operational referendum to be on April ballot

CLINTONVILLE – Residents of the Clintonville School District will be asked to approve a $1.95 million per year for five years operation referendum in the spring election, April 7. At a special …

Schirpke runs as write-in candidate

CLINTONVILLE – Ald. Branden Schirpke, who represents District 3 in the city of Clintonville, will be running for reelection for a seat on the Clintonville Common Council in the spring election …

Cost of board president investigation up to $20,499

CLINTONVILLE – The cost of the investigation of a citizen’s complaint against Clintonville Board of Education President Glen Drew Lundt has reached $20,499, but not all the invoices regarding the …

Committees or no committees?

CLINTONVILLE – Six months after questioning the work of the Clintonville School District’s Finance Committee and advocating for non-board members in the district be allowed to serve on the …

Building planes, landing them safe

CLINTONVILLE – On Saturday, Jan. 24, EAA Chapter 1710 of Clintonville received a donated Hi-Max aircraft kit. The generous donor, a long-standing Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) member, …

Schley to challenge Kettenhoven for mayor

CLINTONVILLE – The only contested race on the ballot for the spring election April 7 for the city of Clintonville will be for mayor, as Jeannie Schley, a current member of the Clintonville Common …

Board approves 2026-27 school calendar

CLINTONVILLE – After being presented with three calendar options for the 2026-27 school year, the Clintonville Board of Education chose the calendar option that has the last day of school scheduled …

Board discusses ways to support athletics

CLINTONVILLE – With the recent community survey indicating that residents of the Clintonville School District would want cuts to the district’s athletic programs as the top way to save the …

Trust issues with the school board?

CLINTONVILLE – During the discussion on what dollar amount the School District of Clintonville should ask voters to approve for an operational referendum at a special Clintonville Board of …

$1.95 million operational referendum on ballot

CLINTONVILLE – After almost three hours of discussion at a special board meeting Jan. 14, the Clintonville Board of Education unanimously agreed to set in motion the process to put a $1.95 million, …

Rezoning of motel property delayed

CLINTONVILLE – The final approval of the request to rezone the Clintonville Motel property from B2-Retail District to R3-Multiple Family District, which would allow the motel to be converted to …

Airport solar field passes another hurdle

CLINTONVILLE – The addition of a 22-acre solar field that would contain roughly 10,424 solar panels located at Clintonville Municipal Airport moved one step closer to becoming reality after the …

Four candidates for school board

CLINTONVILLE – Incumbents Glen Drew Lundt and Jason Moder, and challengers Laurie Vollrath and David Battenberg will be on the ballot for the April 7 Spring General Election vying for two seats on …

District bond rating improves

CLINTONVILLE – The bond rating for the Clintonville School District has improved to “stable.” Jessica Holtz, director of Finance with CESA 8’s Financial Services, who the district contracts …

Clintonville: a year in review

CLINTONVILLE – As 2026 is still in its first week and we await the big stories of the year to happen, let’s take a look back at the big news stories from 2025. January More than 40 people …

Board considers next move for potential referendum

CLINTONVILLE – With the results from a community survey not showing a clear direction for the Clintonville School District in regards to whether an operational referendum would pass if it were …

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