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Capitol Civic Centre to Screen USS Cobia Film One Night Only
A screening of Shine She Must will be showing for one night in Manitowoc. On October 22nd, come down to the Capitol Civic Centre to witness the story of the USS Cobia’s journey in dry docking for the first time in 30 years. This documentary highlights local history and...
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EAA Aviation Museum Adds Six Aircraft to Its Displays
The EAA Aviation Museum in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, has added six aircraft to its displays, bringing together stories of early aviation, homebuilding, ultralight flight, and WWII combat operations. The additions include Douglas World Cruiser and Epps Monoplane replicas, John Moody’s Icarus II, a Curtiss P-40 Warhawk, a General Motors FM-2 Wildcat, and a Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina. “The opportunity to be able to feature these marvelous aircraft as a part of our displays adds new stories to our already expansive collection,” said Chris Henry, EAA Aviation Museum director. “It is a testament to how, whether you are a homebuilder, a restorer, or an amateur aviator who dreams of flight, you have a true community at EAA.”
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Pumpkinfest Returns to Mishicot this Weekend
With the leaves falling to the ground and a chill in the air, the Mishicot Area Growth & Improvement Committee is ready for one of the most anticipated events of the year. Pumpkin Fest kicks off at 8:00 Saturday morning (October 17th) at Mishicot High School with the annual pumpkin pancake breakfast, where vendors will also be on hand.
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Hearthstone Historic House Museum brings to life stories of Victorian era serial killers
APPLETON (WLUK) -- Come face-to-face with real-life Victorian serial killers. Hearthstone Historic House in Museum is hosting Sequential Killers of the Victorian Age-Season Nine. Tour the historic mansion as you hear stories of maliciousness and murder. Tours take place every Friday and Saturday in October. The first tours start at...
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New Golf Simulator and Social Club May Be Coming to Sheboygan
A former axe bar in Sheboygan may be getting new life in a different capacity. At this week’s City Plan Commission meeting, Anthony Knapton submitted a conditional use permit (CUP) to operate Radry’s Golf & Social Club located at 1133 Indiana Avenue. This is the former home of...
The Northwestern
Oshkosh Public Library seeks input on building plans Oct. 27 and Dec. 8
OSHKOSH – The Oshkosh Public Library is asking residents to help shape the future of its building through upcoming focus groups designed to gather feedback on community needs. The discussions are part of a broader assessment of the library's facilities and spaces , according to a community announcement. Sessions facilitated by Engberg Anderson Architects will give participants an opportunity to discuss what works well in the current building, what challenges exist and how library spaces could better serve residents in the future. Focus groups are scheduled for Oct. 27 and Dec. 8. A town hall-style session will also be held at 6 p.m. on both dates, offering an evening option for community members who wish to participate. Residents may attend one or both rounds of discussions. Community invited to share ideas Library officials said they hope to hear from a broad range of perspectives, including people who do not regularly use the library. Participants will be able to discuss existing strengths, potential improvements and long-term needs for library spaces. "This is the beginning of a conversation, not a presentation of a finished plan," Library Director Darryl Eschete said. "We're here to listen, and what we hear will guide what comes
Green Bay Press-Gazette
Patrons, musicians mourn the death of De Pere pub owner
La Vie Taverne in De Pere is mourning the loss of its owner. The business at 421 George St. announced “the unexpected passing” of Carrie Cameron-McDonald on Facebook Oct. 13. “We are heartbroken by this loss and extend our deepest love and condolences to her family, friends, and everyone who had the privilege of knowing her,” the post reads. “La Vie has always been more than just a bar; it’s a community that Carrie thoughtfully built and nurtured. We know so many of you share in this sadness, and we are incredibly grateful for your support, patience, and understanding as we take time to grieve and navigate the days ahead.” The pub and live music venue is temporarily closed following the news. Those who shared condolences on the Facebook post mentioned Cameron-McDonald’s sweet and kind demeanor and the warm and welcoming atmosphere she fostered at La Vie Taverne, calling her “wonderfully inclusive” and generous with her smile, a hug and words of encouragement and wisdom. Many of those who shared comments specifically mentioned how much she meant to the local music scene by giving musicians a place to share their talents, both at gigs and open mics. More: Cock &
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Ben Chan returns to Jeopardy! hosting Green Bay's first Bar League event
GREEN BAY (WLUK) -- Trivia nights are a staple at Wisconsin bars. That also goes for bars in the greater Green Bay community. At Sideline Sports and Social on Tony Canadeo Run, a group of bar patrons tried a different type of bar trivia. That's because the bar trivia was the first official Jeopardy! Bar League game at a Green Bay bar.
The Post-Crescent
Walking and dancing down College Avenue? There's a group for that | Exclusive
Once a month from April to October, Oshkosh resident Gabrielle Lulloff rolls a Bluetooth speaker the size of a small suitcase out to Appleton's Houdini Plaza. On Oct. 7, she was there with her sister, Haleigh Brickey, who describes herself as Lulloff's "hype man." While they sometimes disagree on what music they should play – Brickey prefers Beyonce, while Lulloff favors Technotronic's "Pump Up the Jam" − they were there for the same purpose: to lead a group of more than 20 people walking and dancing down the sidewalk on College Avenue. That evening, Lulloff greeted the whole group, started the music on the speaker, then started to lead them past Bazil's Pub, grooving, bopping and lip-syncing the whole way as they walked. For over five years, Lulloff has led "walking dance parties," or "WANCE" for short, in northeastern Wisconsin. Lulloff told the Appleton Post-Crescent that, during the pandemic, she enjoyed taking walks outside while listening to music. But she found herself caught between wanting to dance to the beat while walking and feeling self-conscious in case anyone was watching. Her solution was to get others together in her hometown to walk and dance at the same time, an exercise
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Above & Beyond Preparing for a Not-So-Scary Halloween Party
A kid-friendly nonprofit in Sheboygan will be getting in the Halloween Spirit this weekend. The Above & Beyond Children’s Museum will present the Tricks or Treats Halloween Party tomorrow from 9:00 a.m. to noon. Attendees will be asked to grab their detective hats and their Halloween costumes for a...
The Sheboygan Press
Throwback shows how Sheboygan embraced the automobile | Exclusive
SHEBOYGAN – Sheboygan County did not play a major role in automobile production in the early 20th century, but several local entrepreneurs forged ahead to create vehicles and components for the burgeoning industry. People saw the automobile as a faster way to get from place to place. The average horse-drawn carriage traveled at a modest 15 mph, while early cars could reach 40 mph. Read more Throwback: Throwback explores Sheboygan asylum’s hidden history Anton Brotz built an early Sheboygan County motor car Anton Brotz Sr., Kohler, Co .'s director of research, had a keen interest in motor mechanics and decided to act on it. In 1902, he began work on a motor car entirely of his own design. The Brotz family used it from 1904 to 1911. The car included a front rumble seat for his children, a middle seat for him and his wife, and a back seat for additional passengers. Brotz created every component himself, using a foot-powered lathe to make parts for the car, according to the Sheboygan County Historical Research Center . He later turned his attention to aviation and created an airport. Others also became interested in the emerging auto industry and began making components
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Zach Bryan lists Lambeau Field as concert location for 2027
(WFRV) – A popular country singer announced on his website that he is coming to Lambeau Field in 2027. According to Zach Bryan’s website, he is coming to Lambeau Field on May 4, 2027 (which is a Tuesday). Under the ‘tour’ section of his website, Lambeau Field is listed as one of many locations. The […]
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Aubrey Marie prepares to release her new album, Creativity
(WFRV)- At just 15, this rising Wisconsin singer-songwriter is already performing on major stages and preparing to share the next chapter of her musical journey. In this segment, singer-songwriter Aubrey Marie discusses her musical background, including her early start and the release of her debut album at age 13. She explains how releasing her album opened the door to several exciting opportunities, including performing at Summerfest and the Wisconsin State Fair, opening for former BoDeans singer Sammy Llanas at Two Rivers SnowFest, and appearing on local and national radio shows and podcasts, including the Into The Music Podcast. Aubrey discusses her upcoming album, Creativity, which she recorded at a local studio in Appleton. Aubrey shares the anticipation of the release of her newest album, coming out this December.
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1927 Seymour High School Yearbook Returns Home Nearly 100 Years Later
SEYMOUR, WI – A piece of Seymour school history has found its way back home nearly a century after it was first published. The Seymour Community School District recently received a 1927 Seymour Community High School yearbook that was discovered by the Iroquois County Historical Society in Illinois. The...
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First-ever Appleton marching band showcase unites three high schools on one field
APPLETON (WLUK) -- Appleton North, West, and East performed on the same field Wednesday. The groups showcased their talents to not only each other, but 8th grade band students. "We're just so excited to see each other's shows, come together and support each other, and get some students acclimated to...