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New Dublin Prepares for 42nd Annual St. Patrick’s Week

NEW DUBLIN — The luck of the Irish is returning to the Wolf River valley as the Shamrock Club of New Dublin prepares to host its 42nd Annual St. Patrick’s Celebration. Running from March 16 …

Boutique brings country living to downtown

WAUPACA – The grand opening of a new boutique in downtown Waupaca welcomed an established business to a new location. Country Chic Boutique, previously of Scandinavia, has moved into the bank old …

ThedaCare to close Weyauwega clinic

WEYAUWEGA – ThedaCare Physicians-Weyauwega at 206 S. Mill St. will permanently close later this year, the healthcare provider recently announced. ThedaCare said in a statement that it is committed …

Deputies handle spat with spitting stripper

WAUPACA — A Green Bay exotic dancer is facing multiple felony and misdemeanor charges after a dispute at The Landing Strip, an adult entertainment club in the Town of Lind. Alexis M. Czerp, 18, was …

Man charged with possession of child porn

WEYAUWEGA — 71-year-old Richard A. France is facing multiple felony charges after investigators allegedly discovered thousands of illicit images on his computer following a “cyber tip” from …

New 3D renderings of the veteran’s park

WAUPACA – A recent grant from the Department of Transportation was awarded to the city to build a veteran’s memorial park in downtown Waupaca. The grant the city is receiving is part of the …

Local cheeses pull top awards

WEYAUWEGA – A number of production lines at Agropur’s Weyauwega cheese-making facility won multiple awards in the World Championship Cheese Contest. It is the world’s premier technical cheese, …

Plan Commission advances waterfront townhouses

STEVENS POINT — The Stevens Point Plan Commission has approved a recommendation to sell two city owned parcels, that were formerly the Edgewater Manor site. The current plan for the land would be …

STEVENS POINT — The City of Stevens Point is accepting proposals from vendors to perform deer culling within the City of Stevens Point for the 2026 archery season. The culling of deer within the …

CLINTONVILLE – The Clintonville School District plans on hosting question and answer sessions during the month of March at various locations and times to discuss the upcoming operational …

Townhouse-style homes development proposed

NEW LONDON – A housing development is being proposed on the corner of County DD, Orville Drive, and Northpoint Drive in the city of New London that would include a total of 19 units of …

New police chief sworn in

STEVENS POINT — Edward Orgon Jr. was sworn in as Stevens Point’s new chief of police on Feb. 23. Following the retirement announcement of Police Chief Bob Kussow, a nationwide search was launched …

Roadwork ahead

NEW LONDON – The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) will host a public information meeting on Monday, March 16, to discuss two major construction projects scheduled to begin this …

NEW LONDON – The New London Board of Education has appointed Riley Schussler as principal of New London High School, effective July 1. The appointment was approved at a special board meeting, …

CLINTONVILLE — The magic of P.L. Travers’ beloved stories is coming to the Wolf River valley this month in a big way. The Wolf River Home Schoolers have announced their upcoming production of …

Lions call for locals to launch ramp program

COUNTY – The Larsen-Winchester Lions Club is putting out the call for a civic group in Waupaca County to roll out its own wheelchair ramp building program to meet what organizers say is a steady, …

CLINTONVILLE – The Clintonville Area Foundation (CAF), an affiliate of the Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region, recently awarded $19,850 in grants to 13 charitable organizations serving …

Lake Pacawa to welcome food trucks

PLOVER — Food trucks are now permitted to operate at Lake Pacawa Park from May to late Oct. Following an ordinance amendment, food trucks will be allowed to park in designated spaces at Lake Pacawa …

MANAWA – The Manawa Area Community Food Pantry will temporarily expand its hours this spring to gauge whether additional access is needed for local residents. The pantry will open from 4 to 6 p.m. …

EAA Chapter 1710 concludes successful first year

CLINTONVILLE – Mathieu Labs, president of EAA Chapter 1710, shared the 2025 highlights of the chapter with the Clintonville Common Council at its February meeting. “I’ve never seen a community …

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