News

By Brian Roebke

Editor

By Tom Collins

Reporter

The famous star-making Broad-way play and movie that helped make Andy Griffith a household name was called “No Time for Sergeants.” But the March 7 Kaukauna Common Council meeting countered that title. At least this night, there was plenty of time for sergeants.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

An impressive project envisioned by the Kaukauna High School civic engagement class may make Kaukauna a winter family destination within a few years.  

By Judy Dixon Hebbe

Reporter

Three state wide referendums will be on the April 4 ballot, which includes elections of justice for the Supreme Court and Circuit Court Branch One, county executive and municipal offices. 

By Judy Dixon Hebbe

Reporter

Harrison Fire Station 70, located on the border with Menasha, is averaging a response time of 18 minutes, 28 seconds and Fire Station 60, located in Sherwood, averages 12 minutes 23 seconds response time. The Emergency Medical Service averages 9 minutes 44 seconds response time.

By Judy Dixon Hebbe

Reporter

The Kimberly Village Board last week gave its approval to two major projects that will culminate The Ceders redevelopment between Sunset Park and Washington Street.

By Judy Dixon Hebbe

Reporter

By Tom Collins

Reporter

Kaukauna’s Board of Public Works meeting, shifted two nights forward from its normal Monday night time slot because of the Feb. 21 primary election, focused on improvements destined for La Follette Park over from the current year and out as far as 2029.

By Tom Collins

Reporter

The Presidents Day savings came early for members of the Little Chute Village Board at the Feb. 15 meeting. They saw reductions on at least two different budget items.

The 25th Annual Kaukauna Service Organizations Appreciation Night was held Feb. 15 at Van Abel’s of Hollandtown, honoring  two long-time volunteers.