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Calling 911

• Jan. 12 – A Marion man on Carlson Road reported his mother was “having an episode” and yelling at him and he needed a safe place to stay. • Jan. 12 – A Weyauwega woman on Landing Road …

Eagle Scout candidate proposes new dugouts

NEW LONDON – Noah Schubert, a student at New London High School, has proposed to build new dugouts at Allen Field for his Eagle Scout service project. Schubert presented his proposal to the New …

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 …

Pushback against another Kwik Trip

STEVENS POINT — On Jan. 5, the city’s Plan Commission unanimously decided to postpone their decision on a potential Kwik Trip near County Trunk HH and Hoover Road, pushing the vote to February …

Farmers Market 2025 update

WAUPACA – The Farmers Market in downtown Waupaca had fewer visitors than in previous years but vendors still realized an uptick in their overall revenue. Ryan Brown, the planning and zoning …

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 …

Couple celebrates 10 years of fitness

AUPACA – A dream was realized ten years ago for a local Waupaca couple when they miraculously won a $5,000 giveaway and they used the money to build a studio to start a new journey in the world of …

Driver crashes into parked deputy

FREMONT – On Tuesday, Jan. 6 at 5:46 a.m., a deputy from Waupaca County Sheriff’s Office was parked alongside the highway with his emergency lights activated while providing traffic control at a …

IOLA – At its meeting on Monday, Jan. 12, the Iola-Scandinavia Board of Education approved a four-year, non-recurring operational referendum question that will appear on the ballot Tuesday, April …

WAUPACA – The Waupaca County Natural Resources Foundation (WCNRF) awarded over twelve thousand dollars in unrestricted grants to several Waupaca County organizations. It is a 501c3 foundation, …

$35,000 to move library books

NEW LONDON – The New London Common Council approved spending up to $35,000 to move all the library books and materials at the current New London Public Library location to the new home of the …

Local ref honored by Packers

STEVENS POINT — The Green Bay Packers and the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) announced the selection of Jim Haluska Jr. of Stevens Point, along with Rich Hohl, Dan Anderson, …

The Miser on stage

WAUPACA – The Waupaca High School Drama Department will perform The Miser, a classic comedy by the French writer Molière, at the Waupaca High School Performing Arts Center on Friday and Saturday, …

Order to vacate: University Inn & Suites

STEVENS POINT — The Stevens Point Police Department issued an Order to Vacate and Cease Occupancy for the University Inn & Suites, located at 5110 Main Street. In a media release, Fire Chief …

STEVENS POINT – Portage County D.A. Cass Cousins announced that criminal charges have been filed against an Almond man in connection to the Sept. 11, 2025 missing child and Amber Alert in Almond. …

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 …

Police to add two squad vehicles

NEW LONDON – The New London Common Council approved the addition of two squad vehicles to the New London Police Department in 2026 at a total cost of $145,000. The approval came at the council’s …

Ambulance charge on tax bill

HORTONVILLE – The Village of Hortonville has requested Outagamie County add a charge to their residents’ property tax bills for a third -party ambulance services. Based on the County Corporation …

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 …

Stevens Point Police Report

• January 5 – Owners of Acme Auto LLC arrived to their business to find numerous vehicles had been shot with orange paintballs. • January 5 – A fraudulent $100 bill was reported at Pineries …

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