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MANAWA – A project that began with an idea to build a park to honor not only the city’s veterans and active duty military, but a place where military families can also come to relax is …

Maker’s paradise

WAUPACA – There only six places in the United States that are one-stop-shop 3D printing stores, where you can go and buy anything you need for 3D printing, and one of them just moved in to …

A fair for people

WAUPACA – The Waupaca Area Public Library is holding its first annual People Fair on June 24 from 4 to 7 p.m. in the library’s lower-level meeting room. How it works: show up and talk to …

Liquor license doesn’t receive renewal

IOLA – The Village of Iola board voted for the non-renewal of the class B liquor license for the Thirsty Perch. The unanimous vote took place June 10 at the Village of Iola monthly …

Hit and run away

TOWNSHIP OF LEBANON – Just after midnight on June 13, the Waupaca County Communication teams received a iPhone crash detection notice coming from the Township of Lebanon, just outside of New …

NEW LONDON – A groundbreaking ceremony for the New London Public Library project, which will convert the former First State Bank building to the new home of the library, was held June 10. …

Caribou roamed here

IOLA – The 25th historical marker in Iola was unveiled on June 8 commemorating the Native American culture that lived in the area prior to settlers. “I really like this one because it …

CLINTONVILLE – The Clintonville Board of Education continues to work through the process of planning the financial future of the school district. As part of the that process, the board approved …

Picnic by patriots

NEW LONDON –Daniel Degner, President of the Wisconsin Family Action (WFA), will be the featured speaker at the Annual Wolf River Area Patriots Picnic on Tuesday, June 24. Degner is a leader in …

NEW LONDON – New London was named the winner of the state FFA Agricultural Issues Contest at the 96th Wisconsin FFA Convention in Madison. Members of the New London Agricultural Issues team …

Calling 911

• June 9 – ACR Repo reported they were repossessing a white 2019 Ford Fusion. • June 10 – An Ogdensburg on Rail Road reported the death of a man. He was cold to the touch. …

E-bikes create headaches, danger

MANAWA – In a recent Facebook post, the Manawa Police Department urged parents and kids to use more caution when riding electric bikes (e-bikes). Police Chief Jason Severson said the riding of …

Financing Oshkosh Street, new bucket truck

NEW LONDON – The city of New London will seek to borrow $600,000 from the state trust fund to pay for a new bucket truck for the New London Department of Public Works and to pay its share of …

CLINTONVILLE – A master plan of what the Clintonville School District’s athletic facilities could look like and those estimated costs were presented to the Clintonville Board of Education …

Private Universes

Dear Reader, We are all inhabitants of private universes. One person’s world revolves around the crack of a bat against a baseball, the geometry of a perfect swing, the smell of grass and …

Man charged with 12th OWI gets trial date

PORTAGE COUNTY—Eugene Volk, 66, received a September trial date for a 12 th OWI charge. A two day jury trial is set to begin on September 4 in Portage County, though Volk currently resides in …

PORTAGE COUNTY – The Wisconsin Department of Tourism released 2024 economic impact data, showing Portage County tourism generated a record $269 million. Statewide, all-time high visitation …

STEVENS POINT - At the Board of Park Commissioners meeting on June 4, 2025, the board members voted unanimously in favor of permitting UWSP Athletics to sell alcohol inside Goerke Park and the K.B. …

Mayor Mike Wiza gives update on RoboCop statue

STEVENS POINT - After a recent news release from the Detroit Free Press confirming the RoboCop statue’s location in the Eastern Market of Detroit, Stevens Point Mayor Mike Wiza shares his …

Explore Waupaca’s robust market scene

WAUPACA – With the warming temperatures, the season for outdoor markets is in full swing and there are many opportunities for residents to support local venders and farmers. Turner’s …

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