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Chamber continues to grow

WAUPACA – The City of Waupaca Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Bureau combined forces in 2025 to create an organization that aims to promote local business and tourism. Jeff Anderson, president and …

Peeping Tom arrested

STEVENS POINT—A 60-year-old man was arrested on March 9 after reportedly looking through the window of a woman’s home. Keith A. Larson is facing a charge of Disorderly Conduct with the modifier …

NEW LONDON – The New London Community Fund within the Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region awarded seven grants totaling $10,000 during its first-ever grant cycle in fall 2025. These …

CLINTONVILLE – In an interview with the Clintonville Tribune-Gazette, Clintonville Superintendent Troy Kuhn shared what the benefits would be to the district if the district’s residents would …

Downtown Façade Improvement Program renewed

NEW LONDON – The city of New London is bringing back the Downtown Façade Improvement Program in 2026, with $55,000 in grant funds available for city businesses to apply for. The New London Common …

New city clerk appointed in New London

NEW LONDON – At a special New London Common Council meeting March 4, the council approved the appointment of Karolanne Lehman to the position of city clerk. Lehman was appointed by New London Mayor …

Muske a finalist for Platteville City Manager vacancy

CLINTONVILLE – Caz Muske, city administrator for the city of Clintonville, was named a finalist to fill a city manager vacancy for the city of Platteville. On Feb. 25, the city of Platteville …

District avoids another complaint investigation

CLINTONVILLE – The Clintonville Board of Education took no action regarding a received complaint, avoiding another complaint investigation. The received complaint was discussed in closed session by …

Database to help non-profits find volunteers

WAUPACA – A new database in Waupaca aims to connect volunteers to non-profit organizations and increase volunteer opportunities throughout the area. Laura Colbert, Director of Parks and Recreation, …

School referendum, local races on ballot

IOLA/SCANDINAVIA – Voters in the Iola-Scandinavia School District will go to the polls April 7 for the spring election, with several local offices and a school board referendum on the ballot. …

Manawa voters see limited contests in spring election

MANAWA – Voters in Manawa will head to the polls next month for the spring election, though local races feature unopposed incumbents. Seats for Alderperson in Wards 1, 2, and 3 are up for two-year …

Weyauwega-Fremont election preview

WEYAUWEGA/FREMONT – Local voters will see several races and write-in opportunities in the Weyauwega-Fremont area on the upcoming April 7 election ballot. Seats for city council, village trustee and …

Amherst man gets eight years for shooting brother

STEVENS POINT — Justin Wojtalewicz was sentenced to eight years in prison and six years of extended supervision for shooting and injuring his brother on March 16, 2025. Following a jury trial on …

STEVENS POINT — On March 15 at approximately 5 a.m., officers were dispatched to a residence in the 2800 block of Frontenac Avenue for a male individual that had been stabbed. The male victim was …

Stevens Point Police Report

• March 6 – A camera lens and bag were reported stolen on Illinois Avenue. The owner did not wish to press charges. • March 6 – A woman reported her missing debit or credit card had been used …

Calling 911

• March 9 – A female caller reported a woman reported for work with multiple bruises. The woman said her boyfriend hit her the night before. • March 9 – A Waupaca man on Woodland Drive …

Grandma killer arrested

WILD ROSE — Randy Darius Jenks, 36-year-old Waushara County man, is facing a charge of first-degree intentional homicide after authorities say he stabbed his 75-year-old grandmother, Patrica Mae …

Please call or message your state senator today urging support for passage of Senate Bill 666 – Anti-SLAPP . Readers in Stevens Point, Plover, Amherst areas:  State Senator Pat Testin …

NEW LONDON – In the fall of 1993, Bob and Shellie Leahy were a young, engaged couple with a daunting secret: they were broke. After emptying their wedding savings to buy a struggling restaurant …

Time to turnip the rest

FREMONT – When local specialty grocer Let’s Meat reopened this week, one familiar favorite was missing: Rose’s Fresh Veggies, the longtime produce stand that has been a seasonal staple for …

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