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Vote for the best local burger

MADISON – The Wisconsin Beef Council (WBC) launched its 3rd annual Wisconsin’s Best Burger Contest. The Council is on a mission to find and celebrate the most mouthwatering 100 percent beef …

Weyauwega considers sex offender residency restrictions

WEYAUWEGA – City officials are gathering information on a potential sex offender residency restriction ordinance, though no draft ordinance has been created and no formal action has been taken. The …

Civil rights complaint filed

CLINTONVILLE – A civil rights complaint has been filed with the United States Department of Justice Civil Rights Division against Clintonville School Board President Glen Drew Lundt by district …

Library launches free little pantry

WEYAUWEGA – A new free little pantry at the Weyauwega Public Library is offering food and household necessities to anyone in need. The pantry is located inside the library and is open during …

Plan Commission votes to advance Kwik Trip

STEVENS POINT — The Plan Commission has approved conditional use permits to Kwik Trip after hours of public feedback and a split commission vote. The commission heard hours of public feedback on …

Three arrested in drug bust

WAUPACA – On February 3, at approximately 8:10 am, the Waupaca Police Department, along with members of the Central Wisconsin Drug Task Force, executed a drug-related residential search warrant …

SCANDINAVIA – The Scandinavia Historical Society of Wisconsin, formerly Friends of Scandinavia History (FOSH) is celebrating its 20-year anniversary and holding its annual chili luncheon …

Martial artist pleads guilty

STEVENS POINT — Stephen Manasreh Decker plead guilty to four counts of possession of child pornography in addition to pleading no contest to one count of sexual assault of a child by a person who …

Slicing the statewide school-funding pie

WAUPACA – With the April elections looming the Waupaca School District is working hard to educate the community on the operational referendum and what it will be used for. There are multiple …

Property revaluation scheduled for 2026

NEW LONDON – All the properties in the city of New London will be subject to the revaluation process this year in which the values of the properties are reassessed. Adam Servi, assessor II and real …

Board discusses next steps for strategic planning

CLINTONVILLE – At its Jan. 26 meeting, the Clintonville Board of Education heard a presentation from Dave Honish, superintendent for CESA 8, about the process the district could take to do …

New London’s economic outlook for 2026

NEW LONDON – Prior to the conclusion of 2025, the New London Economic Development Committee discussed the economic development priorities for the city of New London for 2026. Residential …

Board reviews district’s athletic programs

CLINTONVILLE – With an operational referendum looming on the ballot in the spring election, the Clintonville Board of Education held a discussion at its Jan. 26 meeting to discuss a path for the …

Stevens Point Police Report

• Feb. 2 – A caller reported someone near her was using THC and harassing her. • Feb. 2 – Officers assisted medical staff with a supposedly combative elderly woman at a Bluebell Lane address. …

Calling 911

• Feb. 2 – A Clintonville man on County Trunk DD received a phone call and the person said his nephew was in a Minnesota detention center and he needed $500 to put him on an ankle monitor. The …

Fire calls of 2025

WAUPACA – The annual report of the Waupaca Area Fire District was recently released. It was authored by Fire Chief Jake Waller and Captain Steve Fenske. The fire district covers the City of Waupaca …

Pothole season arrives

WAUPACA – January seen its fair share of single-digit and subzero temperatures to start off 2026, but despite the cold and snow, city officials said the city is still sitting in a good spot. At the …

Cold weather doesn’t stop protesters

WAUPACA – If you happened to be driving down Fulton Street on Saturday, Jan. 31, you probably saw a group of people holding political signs in the chilly temperatures. The group calls themselves, …

$1.95 million operational referendum to be on April ballot

CLINTONVILLE – Residents of the Clintonville School District will be asked to approve a $1.95 million per year for five years operation referendum in the spring election, April 7. At a special …

STEVENS POINT – In partnership with the Stevens Point Gazette, the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin Member at Large Unit in Sevens Point solicited responses for questions addressed to the …

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