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Pulaski School District Reassesses Facility Plans After $59.8 Million Referendum Defeat

PULASKI, WI – The Pulaski Community School District is reevaluating its plans for several school facility improvements after voters rejected a $59.8 million referendum during Tuesday’s November 3 general election. According to unofficial election results, the proposal failed by just 127 votes, leaving district officials to determine how...

Pulaski, WI · 2d
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Shawano’s ‘ace’ made his mark in WWII

Shawano’s Fritz Wolf, pictured left, is one of 44 flying aces from Wisconsin. His story was shared by author Mike O’Connor in his book “Badger Aces,” which he discussed Nov. 4 at the Shawano Public Library. (Kevin Passon | NEW Media) Fritz Wolf was a stellar...

Shawano, WI · 2d
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Highwire Farms owner won't sign a do-not sue provision

MENOMINEE — The result of last week’s ballot initiative in Menominee means nothing to Highwire Farms cannabis company principal owner Eric Kennedy. “Nothing has changed, it’s still capped and the lawsuit continues,” he told the EagleHerald. “They could go unlimited. It changes nothing.” Highwire Farms, 1015 10th St., was part of a settlement agreement in 2023 that promised retail licenses to six marijuana businesses. In exchange, those businesses agreed to indemnify or pay the city’s legal bills for future lawsuits and agreed not to appeal. Highwire Farms didn’t open at that time because it was mired in a legal situation over its location. It eventually settled at the intersection of 10th Avenue and 10th Street (most recently A&B Auto and before that a bank). A build-out ensued, but the business couldn’t get the green light from the city. When Menominee County Circuit Judge Mary B. Barglind lifted an injunction this past July that opened the door for a ninth license — one that Kennedy felt he was owed. He wasn’t alone. Puff Cannabis (located at the former Family Video location on 10th St.) and Urb (located just north of City Hall on 10th Street) also feel they deserve licenses. Puff

Menominee, MI · 9h

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Seymour School District Faces Financial Decisions After Voters Reject Operating Referendum

SEYMOUR, WI – The Seymour Community School District is reassessing its financial plans after voters rejected an operational referendum in Tuesday’s November 3 election, leaving district leaders to consider how they will address ongoing funding challenges. District Administrator Kellie Bohn says the results were disappointing, particularly because the...

Seymour, WI · 2d
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Nightly I-43 ramp closures to begin November 9 in Green Bay area

BROWN COUNTY, Wis. (WFRV) – Drivers traveling through the Green Bay area should prepare for overnight detours next week as crews perform concrete pavement patching along I-43 connections as part of the ongoing two-year highway project, WisDOT officials announced. Several I-43 ramps at Atkinson Drive, Webster Avenue, and WIS 54/57 will experience nightly closures beginning […]

Green Bay, WI · 1d

The Post-Crescent

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Gov. Evers appoints Outagamie County judge to Court of Appeals

Gov. Tony Evers appointed Outagamie County Circuit Court Judge Emily Lonergan to the District III Wisconsin Court of Appeals, the governor's office announced in a Nov. 2 news release. Lonergan's term will last through July 31, 2029. She is set to replace the retiring Judge Lisa K. Stark. “Judge Emily Lonergan is an exceptional choice to serve as a judge on the District III Court of Appeals,” Stark said in the release. “She has a diverse and extensive legal background, a passion for the law, wonderful communication skills, and a commitment to excellence that have earned her a reputation for applying the law fairly and consistently, and treating those who come before her with dignity and respect." Lonergan has served as a judge in Outagamie County since 2019, presiding over criminal, civil, family, small claims, traffic and juvenile cases, according to the release. She also oversaw the Outagamie County Drug and Alcohol Treatment Court. As a circuit court judge, Lonergan served as associate dean of the judicial college, the release said. She is a member of the Wisconsin Judicial Council and serves on the Wisconsin Civil Jury Instruction Committee. She also received the Gordon Sinykin Award of Excellence from the

Outagamie County, WI · 3d

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Joe Heller: Cartoonist’s view of news — Hope, blue wave, voting, parasites, Trumpism, Veteran’s Day

Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid off in July 2013. He still draws several cartoons a week and distributes them through his own syndicate. Through Heller Syndication, his cartoons regularly appear in more than 400 newspapers, making him the most successful self-syndicated editorial cartoonist in the nation. His cartoons are reprinted many times in USA Today, Denver Post, St. Paul Pioneer Press, The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, Newsweek Japan, The Week and The Washington Post. Joe’s cartoons have won numerous distinctions, including 10 Best of Gannett awards, eight Milwaukee Press Club awards and two Honorable mentions for the John Fischetti Award. He lives in Green Bay with his wife, Pamela. He is a regular featured cartoonist for the NKyTribune.

Green Bay, WI · 20h

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Insurance company loses appeal in wrongful death lawsuit

WAUPACA COUNTY (WLUK) -- An appeals court rejected an insurance company's attempt at an early appeal of a decision requiring it to provide a defense in a wrongful death civil lawsuit stemming from a 1992 double murder. Tony Haase was acquitted last year for the 1992 murders of Tanna Togstad...

Waupaca County, WI · 2d

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Shawano County Moves Forward with Third Judge Request, Could Receive Position Before Courthouse Completion

SHAWANO COUNTY, WI – Shawano County is taking another step toward securing a third circuit court judge, with the possibility of bringing the additional judge to the county before construction of its new courthouse facilities is completed. Shawano County Clerk of Courts Ethan Schmidt says the county is continuing...

Shawano County, WI · 2d

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Marriott opens 90-unit TownePlace Suites in downtown De Pere, replacing former Shopko site

DE PERE (WLUK) -- Downtown De Pere continues to transform. On Thursday, Marriott held a grand opening for its new extended-stay hotel. The five-story Towne-Place Suites is where Shopko used to be and across the street from the city's new parking ramp. The new 90-unit hotel opened three weeks ago...

De Pere, WI · 2d

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Appleton imposes higher fines for disruptive drivers

APPLETON, Wis. (WFRV) – Disruptive drivers in Appleton will face higher fines. “I find no real reason for somebody to be doing that intentionally downtown, and if they are doing it I’m okay with them having a harsh punishment for it,” Appleton alder Nate Wolff said. In an 11-1 vote, alders voted to raise the […]

Appleton, WI · 3d

The Post-Crescent

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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

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Green Bay developing traffic safety plan

GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- If you drive, walk or bike in Green Bay, the city is looking for your input on how to make traffic safer. A public meeting and online survey are part of efforts to develop a citywide traffic safety action plan. The meeting is set for 4-6:30...

Green Bay, WI · 3d

Green Bay Press-Gazette

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Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich proposes his last and largest city budget

(This story has been updated to add new information.) Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich has proposed his last city budget, suggesting a $149.6 million fund for expenses in 2027. It would be the city’s largest budget to date to cover the growing costs of public services that have worried officials about their reliance on property taxes. The proposal would grow the city’s overall spending by about 4% from 2026, a faster rate of change than 2025-2026 and slower than the years immediately following the city’s revaluation done in 2022. Property taxes would rise modestly. Genrich posed a tax rate of $8.62 for every $1,000 of assessed property value, a 3% rise from 2026. For a property estimated at $250,000, the owner would pay $2,155 in taxes for city services, or about $62 more than 2026, not including other tax bill items, like county, school district and technical college taxes unaffected by the city’s budget. In all, the city would collect $75.6 million in levied property taxes, including tax increment districts. This would be about 3.6% greater than the $72.9 million levied in 2026. (function(){function e(){window.addEventListener(`message`,function(e){if(e.data[`datawrapper-height`]!==void 0){var t=document.querySelectorAll(`iframe`);for(var n in e.data[`datawrapper-height`])for(var r=0,i;i=t[r];r++)if(i.contentWindow===e.source){var a=e.data[`datawrapper-height`][n]+`px`;i.style.height=a}}})}e()})(); (function(){function e(){window.addEventListener(`message`,function(e){if(e.data[`datawrapper-height`]!==void 0){var t=document.querySelectorAll(`iframe`);for(var n in e.data[`datawrapper-height`])for(var r=0,i;i=t[r];r++)if(i.contentWindow===e.source){var

Green Bay, WI · 3d

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Artisan Alley indoor market allows vendors to sell items even as farmers’ market season ends

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - Farmers’ market season may be coming to an end, but vendors will still be able to sell their items in downtown Green Bay. The fun will be moving indoors as the temperatures get colder. The Artisan Alley indoor market happens each Saturday from 10...

Green Bay, WI · 2d

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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

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State volleyball tournament drives millions into Green Bay economy

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – The WIAA State Volleyball Tournament is bringing a boost to Green Bay’s economy, with Discover Green Bay estimating the event will generate approximately $2 million in economic impact for the area. The tournament, held at the Resch Center, features 32 teams from across Wisconsin. Twenty-seven of those teams traveled more […]

Green Bay, WI · 2d

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Neenah man creates website to connect people with disability resources

NEENAH, Wis. (WBAY) - Carl Schulze, who has been a quadriplegic since 2007, has built a free website that lists more than 2,500 resources in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, and Michigan. Schulze broke his neck after falling off a friend’s porch in 2007. “Overnight, my life just completely changed,”...

Neenah, WI · 2d

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14th-annual Veterans Suicide Awareness March held in Green Bay; event in La Crosse planned

The 14th-annual Veterans Suicide Awareness March made its return to Green Bay’s KI Convention Center on Saturday afternoon.

Green Bay, WI · 1d

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Downtown Appleton Christmas Parade returns Nov. 24 with North Pole guests

APPLETON (WLUK) -- Special guests from the North Pole will make an appearance during the largest nighttime parade in the Midwest. The 55th Downtown Appleton Christmas Parade is set for Tuesday, Nov. 24. This year's theme is Christmas Past, Present, and Future, featuring nearly two dozen bands. The parade will...

Appleton, WI · 2d