Ripon
Ripon, WI · Lifestyle
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Between Green Bay And Milwaukee Is A Scenic Wetlands Oasis With Wildlife, Fishing, And Canoeing
Located between Green Bay and Milwaukee, Wisconsin's Sheboygan Marsh Wildlife Area offers nature lovers an opportunity to explore one of the state's scenic wetland landscapes. Spanning 8,285 acres managed by the Department of Natural Resources, the wildlife area features restored wetlands, high and low grasses, and waterways that support a variety of wildlife. The marsh is also home to Sheboygan Broughton Marsh Park and Sheboygan Lake, and the Sheboygan River travels through the area. From exploring the wetlands to observing the area's wildlife, visitors can experience a reflection of Wisconsin's environmental values at the Sheboygan Marsh Wildlife Area. The wildlife area provides an opportunity to appreciate the state's conservation efforts while enjoying the peaceful surroundings of this expansive natural refuge.
WBAY Green Bay
Action 2 News This Morning brings home a regional Emmy
Co-anchor Emerson Lehmann accepted the award at the ceremony in Chicago.
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New Sign Installation Begins at Neshotah Beach
New signs are being installed in Two Rivers. The new signs are part of a sign installation project approved by the city council in June. The sign shared with Seehafernews.com shows a map of Neshotah Beach, its park policies, dog policies, and points of interest in the area. The signs...
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Waupaca Museum Teaches Students About Local Depots
WAUPACA — Local History students visited the Waupaca Railroad Depot to better understand the role railroads played in communication. Members of the Waupaca Historical Society took students into the depot ticket office to show off the telegraph key that was used to tap out messages down the lines which followed the rail line. They also showed off tools used for passing measages off to moving trains.
WBAY Green Bay
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Generations Of Fishermen Have Fueled Up At The Cookery In Fish Creek Before Dawn
Long before the sun clears the bay in Fish Creek, the coffee is already working its quiet magic on early risers. Some places in Door County come and go with the tourist tides, but a few become part of the town’s daily rhythm. One longtime restaurant on the main...
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Titletown Brewing Company, West Bend
Titletown Brewing Company first opened in Green Bay back in 1996. Thirty years later, they expanded into downtown West Bend – and they have become a major destination in the city. Titletown Brewing West Bend sits right where Highways 33 and 144 meet in the heart of the city....
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Deer caught on camera leaping through window
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Wisconsin Humane Society shelters deal with overflow of cats
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The Northwestern
Oshkosh Mozart concert Nov. 1 launches choir’s 40th anniversary season
OSHKOSH – The Oshkosh Chamber Singers will mark the start of its 40th anniversary season with a concert featuring music written during Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's final year. The performance, "1791: Music from Mozart's Final Year," will begin at 3 p.m. Nov. 1 at Most Blessed Sacrament Parish's St. Mary's site, 605 Merritt Ave., according to a community announcement. Music Director Herb Berendsen said the program highlights works Mozart composed near the end of his life. "In his final year, Wolfgang Amadeua Mozart created music of extraordinary beauty, depth, and humanity," Berendsen said. "Though his life was nearing its end, his imagination burned brighter than ever, leaving the world with works that continue to inspire, comfort, and uplift. This concert celebrates the remarkable legacy of 1791 — a year of unforgettable masterpieces that remind us that great art can transcend time, speaking to every generation with grace, hope." The concert program includes "Divertimento, No. 1 in D Major," selections from "The Magic Flute," "Ave Verum Corpus" and "Requiem Mass in D minor." Featured soloists and guest performers Soloists scheduled to perform include Julianne Perkins, host of the Milwaukee-area radio show Quantum Arts and a regular performer at Nessun Dorma in Milwaukee;
Green Bay Press-Gazette
De Pere entrepreneur builds Divine Beer Pairings around beer and food
Amy Soquet of De Pere has issued a challenge to all of the wine tasters out there. Is it possible that beer might provide just as interesting of a creative experience? That will be tested at an event Nov. 13 at Mulva Cultural Center in De Pere: "Wine Vs. Beer – A Pairing Experience Where Wine & Beer Go Head-To-Head." (Register at divinebeerpairings.com.) Soquet, owner of Divine Beer Pairings , has been hosting events all over northeastern Wisconsin since starting the business in the summer of 2024. But she has never gone head-to-head with wine tasters. She said, “This is unique and something I and a co-worker have always wanted to do. This is wine versus beer and we will see which is more favorable.” The answer might be both, but she is hoping to create some beer fans during the event. She acknowledges that there are beer tasting events held around the area, but she has a unique business model. Developing that model and creating a niche in the tasting industry began in 2020 when she became fascinated with the wide varieties and tastes of beer. While working at Door County Brewing Co. and Sway Brewing and Blending in
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WBAY Green Bay
EAA Aviation Museum adds six new aircraft to exhibits
OSHKOSH, Wis. (WBAY) — The EAA Aviation Museum has added six new aircraft to its exhibits. Among the new additions is a P-40 Warhawk associated with the Flying Tigers, American volunteers who went to China to help the Chinese military prior to the United States entering World War Two.
CBS 58
🌭🍊Brats vs. mimosas: Johnsonville makes tasty World Series wager with Florida's Natural
SHEBOYGAN FALLS, Wis. (CBS 58) -- There's more than a World Series championship on the line for Milwaukee and Tampa Bay!. Wisconsin-based Johnsonville and Florida's Natural are putting their hometown pride to the test with a friendly wager involving hundreds of thousands of brats and mimosas. Jamie Schmelzer, vice president...
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A Local Author’s Work will be Presented at World Premiere Wisconsin
World Premiere Wisconsin is coming to Manitowoc and will feature work by a local author. Grace Heine’s award-winning play, The Immortals Guide to Death, will be playing at Parkview Playhouse. The play is centered around a trio of vampires trying to live normal lives in Wisconsin. When the eldest...
Northern Kentucky Tribune
Joe Heller: Cartoonist’s view of news — Voter apathy, reflection, Ukraine, Brewers
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.