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HORTONVILLE – For decades, the building at 208 W. Main Street in the heart of downtown Hortonville echoed with the roar of classic motorcycles and the familiar aesthetic of Hardtails Saloon. Today, …

Board approves five-year custodial contract

NEW LONDON – The New London Board of Education approved a five-year contract with SSC for custodial services with the New London School District. The board approved the contract at its May 26 …

Parking lot projects scheduled at high school

NEW LONDON – The New London High School facility will have sealcoating, patching, and striping done to needed areas of its parking lots and walking areas at a cost of $46,330. The New London Board …

Countdown to Friday

NEW LONDON - An aerial view captures the massive crowd filling North Water Street during last year’s inaugural downtown market. Following a spectacular debut that drew nearly 5,000 visitors, the …

NEW LONDON— In response to the historic flooding that affected the New London community from April 16 to April 20, 2026, the New London Area Chamber Foundation has officially opened applications …

Cost of meals to increase in school district

NEW LONDON – The cost of breakfast and lunch for some students in the School District of New London will be increasing for the 2026-27 school year. The cost increases were approved by the New …

City to spend $16,400 for landfill monitoring

NEW LONDON – The New London Common Council has awarded the contract for groundwater monitoring of the landfill on County Highway S for 2026 to Robert E. Lee & Associates. The council awarded …

NEW LONDON — The New London Area Chamber of Commerce will launch the summer season on North Water Street in downtown New London with its second annual Summer Kickoff Bash and Night Market on …

Lincoln Elementary School receives literacy grant

NEW LONDON – Lincoln Elementary School in the New London School District has been awarded a grant that will provide funding for the school to hire a half-time literacy instructional coach to work …

Sidewalk replacements contract awarded

NEW LONDON – The New London Common Council approved awarding a contract to Jim Fisher, Inc. in the amount of $44,975 for sidewalk replacements. The contract was awarded at the council’s April 21 …

NEW LONDON – The costs for a future street reconstruction project involving Mill Street and Beacon Avenue in the city of New London will be shared by the city and Outagamie County. The New London …

NEW LONDON-HORTONVILLE –Local veterans’ organizations have finalized schedules for Memorial Day ceremonies on Monday, May 25, 2026, honoring the brave men and women who made the ultimate …

Spending spree ends in arrest

NEW LONDON — On May 7, Detective Sergeants Jason Claussen and Steven Kincaid visited GFL Environmental on State Highway 54. They approached employee Jessica L. Benotch, 43, working at her desk. She …

Living tribute blooms at Hatten Park

NEW LONDON — A vision planted in the soil of Hatten Park last autumn has officially sprung to life, offering community members a vibrant, perennial reminder of military sacrifice and national …

High school water leaks to be fixed

NEW LONDON – The New London Board of Education approved spending up to $35,100 to fix water leaks at New London High School. At its April 27 meeting, the board approved a contract with Masonry …

Board approves 2.63% wage increase

NEW LONDON – Employees in the School District of New London will receive a 2.63% wage increase for the 2026-27 school year, which is equal to the current consumer price index (CPI). The approval …

In Jesus’ name

NEW LONDON – Throughout the streets of New London this past month, a sea of orange T-shirts and sweatshirts has signaled a different kind of “run” on the Wolf River: a run of compassion and …

Wilz guest speaker at forum

NEW LONDON – Sheriff Tim Wilz will be the guest speaker in May for the Wolf River Area Patriots monthly forum series. The forum is on Tuesday, May 26 at 6:30 p.m. In 2022, Sheriff Wilz won a second …

Placemaking design process moves forward

NEW LONDON – The New London Economic Development Committee agreed to have the city of New London enter into an agreement with Ayres and Associates for the next step of the design phase for a …

Fire truck purchase passes another step

NEW LONDON – The New London Common Council agreed to a resolution declaring official intent to reimburse the city of New London with proceeds of a future borrowing for the purchase of a new pumper …

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