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Bar owners call for police dept. closure

IOLA – The need for a police department in Iola has been questioned by audience members at recent village meetings, starting with a village board meeting on Jan. 14 where bar owners within the …

Homeless students in school district

IOLA-SCANDINAVIA – Pupil services were on hand at the March 10 Iola-Scandinavia School Board meeting to discuss homelessness and how it is addressed in the district. Kimberlisa Przychocki, the …

Clintonville: two candidates for D-4 seat

CLINTONVILLE – Former common council member Jeannie Schley and current common council member Tom Lederer are both running for the Clintonville Common Council seat in the April 1 election to …

Arts Hub celebrates anniversary

WAUPACA – The Waupaca Community Arts Hub, a program of the Waupaca Community Arts Board, is celebrating its fourth anniversary. Originally the group offered a small selection of music and art …

Clintonville school board election

CLINTONVILLE –In what started as seven candidates vying for two seats on the Clintonville Board of Education, four will face-off on the April 1 ballot of the spring election. Board members up …
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We Are One

Dear reader,  I am not just one; I am a unit of many — my ancestors who paved the way, the stages of my life shaped by community and friends, and the family of God's creation to which …

Police and courts
Calling 911
March 3 – A Clintonville woman on Old CC reported a juvenile was calling people names and grabbing people in appropriately. The dispatcher heard the juvenile call someone a whore and say, …
Calling 911
• Feb. 24 – An anonymous caller reported a post on Facebook advertising free kittens. The caller adopted one to find it sickly and noticed the other kittens were thin and bony and locked …
Calling 911
• Feb. 17 – A Waupaca man on Royalton Street reported a juvenile runaway. • Feb. 17 – An Iola woman on Division Street reported a juvenile was “having a meltdown.” …
Calling 911
• Feb. 10 – A New London woman on State Highway 54 reported her mailbox was smashed, along with three others near her address. • Feb. 10 –An Appleton woman requested to meet …
Calling 911
• Feb. 3 – Shawano County Sheriff reported a school bus was in the ditch with 15 students in it. • Feb. 3 –A Fremont man on Kester Road reported he was being harassed by a …
Sports
Jackson Schroeder was named Wisconsin Valley Conference player of the year and was a unanimous selectionfor All-Wisconsin Valley Conference..Submitted Photo

Boys Hockey All-Conference Teams

Wisconsin Valley Conference Stevens Point First Team Senior forward Jackson Schroeder was named the Wisconsin Valley Conference player of the year and an All-Conference unanimous …

Boys Swimming All Conference

Wisconsin Valley Conference SPASH First Team The 200-yard Medley Relay team of Jacob Faust, Landon Bicknase, Tony Raczek and Gavin Stelzer. 200-yard Freestyle First Team selection …

Two area athletes named senior award finalists

Two area athletes have been named finalists for the Wisconsin Sports Network Senior Awards. The finalists were announced on March 13. The awards will be presented the week after the conclusion of the …

Nolan Skebba ends career at the top

Ending your high school career with a state championship is the dream of any young athlete, but accomplishing it is much easier said than done. Hortonville’s Nolan Skebba walked the walk …

Senior Spotlight

Another appearance at the Bowling Club State Championship this season adds to the accolades that Dayden Koback has already produced on the lanes in his time at SPASH. Dayden, finished his junior …

W-F wrestling places second at state

The top-ranked Weyauwega-Fremont Warhawks wrestling had their best finish in school history as they placed second in the Division 3 WIAA wrestling team finals on Saturday, March 8, at the University …

Polar Bears Boys eliminated in regional

In a home playoff game, the Polar Bears could not knock off Fox Valley Association rival Neenah as early back-and-forth action went in the Rockets’ favor. Hortonville went up 12-6 as the …

Home court doesn’t help Thunderbirds

Iola Scandinavia had plenty in common with its first opponent in the WIAA state boys’ basketball tournament tournament. The Thunderbirds and Algoma headed into their Division 4 regional …
Business

Animal Haven downsizing

Animal Haven is downsizing and will no longer be a zoo. They are relocating all of their exotic animals. They will keep some farm animals, various hooved animals like this llama, birds and tortoises..James Card Photo
Some animals to remain in Weyauwega
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