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Osman in court for status conference
WAUPACA, Wis. — A 31-year-old Antigo woman who has been charged in the disappearance of a man who was last seen six years ago recently had a hearing in Waupaca County Circuit Court. According to court records, Desiree Osman appeared in court in custody in early October for a status conference with her attorneys Laura Frederico and Jennifer Cuhna. It was established that the the bond would continue. Osman is charged in the disappearance of Jon Morgan, 22. He was last seen in King, Wis. on March 6, 2020 and was reported missing days later. Osman is charged with: first degree reckless homicide/deliver drugs; hiding a corpse — party to a crime; manufacture/deliver heroin less than three grams and two counts of bail jumping. All the charges are felonies. Osman was previously seen in Waupaca County Circuit Court where Frederico entered not guilty pleas on her behalf. According to the criminal complaint, investigators believe Morgan died following a heroin overdose at Osman’s residence in the early morning hours of March 6, 2020. Osman admitted to purchasing heroin in Milwaukee, giving it to Morgan and being the last person to see him alive. Investigators found that she searched online for overdose-related
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Ripon police warn of gift card scam calls targeting church members
RIPON, Wis. (WBAY) - The City of Ripon Police Department is warning residents about a scam after a local church reported that its members received calls asking them to buy gift cards. Police said they took the complaint from the church Wednesday. According to the department, the callers said the...
Stevens Point Journal
Amherst football embraces challenge vs Darlington: 'We're not surprised'
AMHERST – Amherst has spent the 2026 season knocking off all challengers in its unbeaten campaign and building toward this moment. But to keep its undefeated run alive, the Falcons will have to solve a Darlington team that hasn't lost in 26 games and brings one of the state's most explosive offenses into Friday's Level 3 playoff matchup. The mission is complicatedly simple. “We've got to somehow slow them down. That's the biggest thing,” Amherst coach Mark Lusic said. “They have a very explosive offense. I mean, I don't think they've been challenged all year. I don't know, probably for the last two years to be honest with you. "We're going to have to slow down their option. That's the biggest thing. If you don't slow that down, it's going to be a long night. That means they can do anything they want. It's about 50% of their offense. So, try to slow that down, and then go from there." Lusic knows the Level 4 matchup between the Falcons and the Redbirds will be decided up front at the line of scrimmage. He expects a physical Redbird defensive line, and has preached their need to match it. “They want to
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Petersen Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Updates New Vehicle Inventory with 2027 RAM 1500 Trucks in Waupaca, WI
Petersen Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram is announcing an update to its new vehicle inventory featuring 2027 RAM 1500 pickup trucks. The expanded online selection gives drivers and truck shoppers in Waupaca and surrounding Central Wisconsin communities a convenient way to explore the latest RAM 1500 models, review individual vehicle details and connect with the dealership […]
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Santa, live reindeer and ice sculpting coming to downtown Ripon Nov. 13-14
RIPON – Ripon’s Christmas in the Village will bring Santa Claus, live reindeer, ice sculpting and free carriage rides to the historic downtown district Nov. 13-14. The two-day celebration will feature free family activities, holiday shopping and seasonal attractions, according to a community announcement. Activities will take place around the Village Green, The Square and downtown businesses. Santa Claus is scheduled to arrive at about 6 p.m. Nov. 13 aboard a Ripon Fire Department truck. He will travel along Watson Street through downtown before reaching the Village Green, where he will illuminate the holiday decorations at the bandstand and greet children and families. Because activities are scheduled outdoors, visitors are encouraged to dress for Wisconsin’s November weather. Santa, ice sculpting and reindeer planned Nov. 14 Santa will return to the Village Green from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 14, giving children another chance to visit with him and share their Christmas wishes. Ice sculptor Max Zuleta of Art Below Zero will hold a live demonstration on The Square from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Zuleta has participated in ice sculpting competitions and special events around the world, according to the announcement. Visitors will be able to watch as he