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$1.15M Winchester sale leads Winnebago County transfers | Exclusive

WINNEBAGO COUNTY – A $1.15 million sale at 8379 Sauby Road in the town of Winchester led the sales listed in Winnebago County property transfer records recorded Oct. 26-30. Curtis D. Radford sold the property to Sauby Farm LLC for $1.15 million, according to Wisconsin Department of Revenue records. The report classifies the transaction as buildings/improvements only, with single-family use. The transfer fee was $3,450. Read last week's transfers: Property sells for $1M in latest Winnebago County transfers | Exclusive Radford was also the seller in two other Sauby Road transfers recorded Oct. 26: Lot 2 to Christopher G. Smith for $280,000 and Lot 3 to Olson Farms of Larsen Inc. for $187,999. Both are classified as agricultural land only. Other leading sales included 4879 County Road A in the town of Oshkosh, which Adam J. Wilson sold to Ryan Kinderman for $749,900, and 5086 Valley Heights Road in the town of Omro, which Jamie A. Paulsen sold to Peter X. Yang for $590,000. Their transfer fees were $2,249.70 and $1,770, respectively. Library November events: What's happening at Oshkosh Public Library in November? Here's a look The amounts below are transfer fees, not sale prices. Sale prices cited above come

Winnebago County, WI · 2d

The Northwestern

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Oshkosh drivers should plan around 4 street closures Nov. 9-13

OSHKOSH – Drivers will run into road closures and lane restrictions across Oshkosh the week of Nov. 9-13 as contractors continue street, sidewalk, water main and utility work, according to the city. The city's list of traffic restrictions runs from Nov. 7 through Nov. 13. Here's what to know before you head out. Read more: A lighthouse and lake views await at Oshkosh's Asylum Point Park | Hidden Gems Roads closed Four streets will be closed at some point in the Nov. 7-13 window: Lake Shore Drive from Merritt Avenue to Washington Avenue: closed. Ohio Street from West South Park Avenue to West 17th Avenue: closed. Fluor Court from Bowen Street to the end of the cul-de-sac: closed to through traffic. Progress Drive from West Fernau Avenue to the end of the cul-de-sac: closed to through traffic. Through traffic should plan alternate routes around each of those stretches. Read more: XRoads41 single-day tickets on sale to see Sam Hunt, Tim McGraw in Oshkosh Lane restrictions Drivers should expect slowdowns and possible delays in these areas, where lanes will be restricted: Bowen Street from Washington Avenue to Merritt Avenue. Cedar Street from West Bent Avenue to Hobbs Avenue. West Fernau Avenue

Oshkosh, WI · 15h

Country Herald

Fond du Lac County, WI School Bus Crash: 35 Students Aboard

A 17-year-old driver allegedly struck a stopped school bus with 35 students aboard Friday morning.

Fond Du Lac, WI · 2d

Fox11online.com

$16 million White Label Lofts project breaks ground in downtown Oshkosh

OSHKOSH (WLUK) -- A nearly $16 million housing development broke ground in downtown Oshkosh today, marking a major step toward turning two long-vacant buildings into affordable apartments. The White Label Lofts development will transform two historic buildings in the city’s Sawdust District into 49 affordable apartments, including housing for veterans...

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Menasha woman arrested after 107 mph I-41 chase in Fond du Lac County

TOWN OF BYRON – A 31-year-old Menasha woman was arrested Sunday after leading a Fond du Lac County sheriff’s deputy on a 2-mile pursuit that began on Interstate 41 at about 107 mph, the sheriff’s office said. The chase ended when her vehicle crashed into a ditch near U.S. 151. No injuries were reported. Road closures this week: 4 Fond du Lac streets stay closed to through traffic Nov. 9-13 Radar clocks vehicle at 107 mph A deputy was running stationary radar in the median on I-41 near Lost Arrow Road when he spotted a vehicle traveling at a high speed. Radar confirmed the vehicle was going about 107 mph in a posted 70 mph zone. Read more news: Domestic violence services have moved in Fond du Lac. What to know The deputy activated his emergency lights and siren and began closing the distance. The vehicle did not yield and continued at a high speed. Driver runs red light, crashes The deputy caught up to the vehicle as it exited onto U.S. 151. Still traveling at a high speed, the driver failed to stop for a red traffic signal and went through the intersection. The deputy followed through the intersection

Menasha, WI · 13h

WBAY Green Bay

Oshkosh man recognized nationally for podcast on resilience, healing, and more

Brad H. Hill’s show features conversations that aren’t always easy to have, covering topics like addiction and domestic abuse.

Oshkosh, WI · 1d

wausharaargus.com

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Hunters encouraged to donate venison

Hunters in Waushara County are being encouraged to donate venison through a program that helps provide food to neighbors facing hunger. The DNR Deer Donation Program, allows hunters to bring legally harvested deer to designated processors at no cost. Once processed, the venison is distributed to local food pantries. Until...

Waushara County, WI · 1d

The Post-Crescent

Neenah council blocks mayor from using tax dollars for executive coach

Reader question: Why are Neenah taxpayers footing the bill for an executive coach for Mayor Brian Borchardt ? Shouldn't he pay for that? Answer: I received questions from three people about whether it was appropriate for the City of Neenah to pay $4,500 for Borchardt's executive coach. The expense wasn't included in the mayor's 2026 budget. Shortly after his election in April, Borchardt hired Dean Stewart , founder of Ascent Leadership Group of De Pere, to be his executive coach. They have met once a month. Borchardt initially intended to pay for the coaching himself but then learned that the Finance Department had money available – $2,900 in a training account and $1,600 in a wages account – to pay for the coaching. The money was transferred without the approval of the Finance and Personnel Committee and the Common Council. Borchardt acknowledged he didn't handle the budget transfers correctly. "I'll admit that I made a mistake and did not bring it to council or the finance committee," Borchardt told me. "That's a process that I wasn't aware of." To remedy the misstep, Borchardt introduced a resolution to ratify the budget transfers. The council voted 5-4 in favor of the resolution

Neenah, WI · 2d

The Northwestern

Oshkosh Festival of Gratitude returns Nov. 24 after years away

OSHKOSH – The Oshkosh Festival of Gratitude will return Nov. 24 after a hiatus of a few years. The event will begin with a potluck meal at 5 p.m. hosted by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community at 300 N. Eagle St., according to a community announcement. Area faith communities will then share performance art, music, poetry and inspirational pieces celebrating gratitude from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Alberta Kimball Auditorium at Oshkosh West High School, 375 N. Eagle St. A free-will offering will be accepted to help cover rental expenses. Any money collected beyond those expenses will be donated to the Oshkosh Area Community Pantry . This story was produced by reporter Nida Tazeen, NTazeen@usatodayco.com , with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct . This article originally appeared on Oshkosh Northwestern: Oshkosh Festival of Gratitude returns Nov. 24 after years away

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This Oshkosh museum turns airplane history into a walk-through spectacle

You walk into a building in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and the first thing you notice is how much aviation history fits under one roof. Airplanes line the galleries floor to ceiling, some parked indoors and others staged where you can walk right up to the wings. Cases of artifacts fill the space between them.

WBAY Green Bay

Menasha closing in on $1 million prize for stadium after tornado

Voting in the T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights contest could restore Menasha's tornado-damaged stadium.

Menasha, WI · 2d

Fox11online.com

New Menominee Park train draws 25,000 riders after going trackless

OSHKOSH (WLUK) -- The all-new trackless train made its debut at Menominee Park in Oshkosh this year. With a more public-facing route and collaboration with the zoo, city officials say it was a success. “It was a great great season, we had just over 25,000 riders this summer so families...

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XRoads41 adds single-day options for 2027 Oshkosh festival

OSHKOSH (WLUK) -- Single-day tickets are now available for XRoads41 next summer. Fans can now choose their day to attend the Oshkosh music festival Aug. 12-14, 2027. The Main Stage lineup features headliners Florida Georgia Line, Tim McGraw and Sam Hunt, alongside direct support from Jason Derulo, Two Friends and Stephen Wilson Jr.

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Enrollment declines slightly for district

WAUPACA – Wisconsin is continuing to see a decline in enrollment in public school districts across the state, with school budgets tightening and student support needs remaining high. According to a March 2026 Wisconsin Public Radio report, over 90% of counties saw a decline in district enrollments, which added...

Waupaca, WI · 14h

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Menasha rebuilds, Exploring Wisconsin’s scenic beauty, Focusing on kids whose siblings have a disability

We look at how the Menasha community is coming together after the July tornado. Then, we talk with an author about exploring Wisconsin’s natural attractions. And we learn about an event honoring siblings of kids with disabilities. Menasha residents banded together after tornado, support system is still strong. The...

Menasha, WI · 1d

The Sheboygan Press

Menards toy drive runs through Dec. 15 in four local cities

NORTHEAST WISCONSIN – Grabbing lumber, light bulbs or a new snow shovel this season? You can pick up a gift for a child in need while you're at it. Menards stores in Manitowoc, Sheboygan, Oshkosh and Fond du Lac are serving as drop sites for a toy drive that runs through Dec. 15. The goal: put smiles on the faces of children in the community who might otherwise go without. How to give in three easy steps Menards says it's as simple as shopping, dropping and heading home: Purchase toys. Place them in the donation box by the exit door. That's it. The new, unwrapped toys will be donated to a local organization. Keep it new and unwrapped There's one rule to remember: Toys must be new and unwrapped. Each store will have a drop box near its exit door. Menards' announcement did not name the local organizations that will receive the toys, so ask at your store if you want to know where your gift is headed. Wander through the Enchanted Forest While you're there, take the family through Menards' Enchanted Forest, a holiday tradition in the Midwest for more than 50 years. Expect beautifully decorated trees, colorful lights,

Sheboygan, WI · 1d

The Northwestern