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Survey shows support for small referendum

CLINTONVILLE – When a community survey presented operational referendum possibilities of $3.3 million, $2.95 million, and $2.5 million to the residents of the Clintonville School District, …

Board reviews district’s report card

CLINTONVILLE – At its Dec. 8 meeting, the Clintonville Board of Education reviewed the district’s report cards which saw Clintonville High School meet few expectations, while Clintonville Middle …

City tax levy increases by 26%

CLINTONVILLE – The Clintonville Common Council approved the city’s 2026 budget, which includes a mill rate drop of $3.56 to $9.90 per $1,000 of equalized value, but a tax levy increase of 26%, …

School board president censured

CLINTONVILLE – Glen Drew Lundt, president of the Clintonville Board of Education, has been censured by the Clintonville Board of Education after an investigation into a complaint filed against …

Hon. Raymond Huber dies at 68

CLINTONVILLE – The Honorable Raymond “Ray” S. Huber passed away unexpectedly on Friday, Dec. 8 from injuries sustained in a fall. Sources close to his family said he was in his …

Outdoor classroom under construction

CLINTONVILLE – Construction is underway at Clintonville Elementary School, where a new outdoor classroom is quickly becoming a reality. The project, several years in the making, began as a …

Meth house busted

CLINTONVILLE – According to a criminal complaint filed on Nov. 21, Courtland D. Fritz, 61, and Lorrenda A. Fritz, 57, of Clintonville have been charged with numerous drug-related offenses after …

USDA helps sawmill reopen, expand

SHAWANO – U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development Wisconsin State Director Andrew C. Iverson announced today the Timber Professionals Cooperative Enterprises (TPCE) will use a …

Teen survives crash, later becomes a nurse

CLINTONVILLE/NEENAH – Tansy Lederhaus is a registered nurse known for her empathy as much as for her medical expertise. That empathy is rooted in her past experience as a trauma patient at …

A club for Bigfoot hunters, ghost detectives

CLINTONVILLE – The Clintonville Board of Education has approved Cryptids, Anomalies, and Paranormal Society (CAPS) as an official club affiliated with the Clintonville School District for high …

Parking lot engineering approved

CLINTONVILLE – Engineering to repave the main parking lot at Bucholtz Park was approved by the Clintonville Common Council at its Oct. 14 meeting. The council awarded the engineering contract …

District receives several donations

CLINTONVILLE – Over the past month, the Clintonville School District has received several donations to benefit students. At the Sept. 22 Clintonville Board of Education meeting, Clintonville …

School board transparency questioned

CLINTONVILLE – Two board members questioned the transparency of the Clintonville Board of Education on its decision to choose a legal firm to represent it without conducting interviews as the …

School district mill rate to drop

CLINTONVILLE – The Clintonville Board of Education approved a total tax levy of $10,566,508 for the 2025-26 school year at its Oct. 27 meeting, which is a decrease of $84,337 in total taxes …

School board meets its new legal firm

CLINTONVILLE – Attorneys Mark Fischer and Bill Kapocious of the legal firm von Briesen & Roper virtually attended a portion of the Oct. 27 Clintonville Board of Education meeting to …

School board pay cut by $25 per meeting

CLINTONVILLE – Members of the Clintonville Board of Education will now receive $100 per meeting they attend instead of $125. That change in pay for the 2025-26 school year was approved by …

Rec Center student fees reset

CLINTONVILLE – Students in the Clintonville School District will now be charged $25 per year for a membership to the Clintonville Rec Center instead of $114. The Clintonville Board of Education …

Bank robber busted

BEAR CREEK – Martin Muniz-Lara, 43, was arrested and charged with robbing Premier Community Bank on Oct. 17. That morning he walked into the bank, flashed a revolver and said he had a bomb in …

District to make promotional videos

CLINTONVILLE – The Clintonville Board of Education has approved spending $10,850 for the creation of five videos as part of its referendum communications plan. The approval came at the …

April referendum would benefit the district

CLINTONVILLE –The Clintonville Board of Education continues to discuss an operational referendum in anticipation of asking the school district’s residents to approve an operational …

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