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Milwaukee beloved goose statue gone; owner desperate to get it back
A Bay View woman is upset because her beloved goose statue, which was her mother's, is gone. Sue Blareck is selling her house, and when photos of her place were taken, the goose was moved and taken by someone who thought it was up for grabs. Blareck is pleading to...
Packers coach reveals truth about Derrick Henry's breakout play
Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur had a front-row seat the night Derrick Henry was born – at least the NFL version of Derrick Henry. As the Tennessee Titans’ offensive coordinator, LaFleur called the play that was the former Alabama All-American’s professional breakthrough – except the play LaFleur called was not what the Titans ran.
Milwaukee Bucks’ Khris Middleton Makes His Political Stance Clear With Latest Move
Throughout his NBA career with the Milwaukee Bucks, All-Star wing Khris Middleton has built a reputation of excellence and performance, especially when he became a champion in 2021. Just recently, though, the All-Star wing has revealed his political stance in a recent rally he attended. The Milwaukee Bucks organization has...
Green Bay Packers Quarterback Jordan Love Reveals Date for Upcoming Wedding
Green Bay Packers starting quarterback Jordan Love has had, arguably, the best summer of his life this year. Of course, he signed the richest contract in NFL history towards the beginning of training camp, a four-year $220 million dollar deal that will pay him $55 million a season on average. The $75 million signing bonus he received is the highest in the history of the league.
Please do not feed the deer!
The Village of Howard has received several complaints and concerns regarding the growing urban deer population. Staff has discussed the issue with the DNR, and the Village Board has considered options for managing the deer population. While there is a consensus as to the cause for the increase in deer population and some options to manage it, the number one recommendation of experts on the issue is for residents to stop feeding them.
Seroogy’s: The fourth season
“We liked the people part of the business,” explained co-owner Joe Seroogy. “At any given Christmas, you see everybody in town at one time. They come in, and my father loved it, and he would see kids who are now parents and grandparents that we went to school with."”
Board of Regents approves UWO academic restructuring, renovation of Polk Library
OSHKOSH – UWO has been given the go-ahead. The University of Wisconsin’s Board of Regents is endorsing the Oshkosh campus’ academic restructuring proposal that will see the university consolidate its four colleges into three to save around $1.75 million annually. ...
Applebee's Grill + Bar leaves sign on door announcing closure in Oshkosh
OSHKOSH – Another restaurant is no longer in business. Applebee’s Grill + Bar on South Koeller Street is the latest location to shut its doors permanently following the recent closures of the Sheboygan, Neenah and Racine restaurants. ...
UW-Oshkosh volleyball team picked to win WIAC; Blugolds tabbed to finish fifth
MADISON — The University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh has been tabbed to secure its second straight Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) women’s volleyball regular-season championship, according to a preseason poll conducted by the league’s head coaches and sports information directors. The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire team is pegged to finish fifth in the WIAC, while the University of Wisconsin-Stout has been voted to end the season in seventh place in the conference. ...
GO Riteway acquires Westlund Bus Lines in Wisconsin
GO Riteway Transportation Group, based in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, announced that it has acquired Westlund Bus Lines, a transportation provider based in Marinette, Wisconsin. The acquisition includes 60 employees and 43 vehicles. Westlund Bus Lines, which has served the Marinette School District and the broader Northeastern Wisconsin region for decades,...
Wisconsin flags ordered to half-staff on Monday
Flags will fly at half-staff Monday in honor of a La Crosse area WWII POW. Gov. Evers signed Executive Order #236 Friday, ordering flags to half-staff in honor of Sgt. Jack Hohlfeld. Hohlfeld’s remains were accounted for in May of this year. After being subjected to the Bataan Death March, Sgt. Hohlfeld died on December 26, 1942, while being held captive at a POW camp in the Philippines. He was born in Vernon County and grew up in both Trempealeau and La Crosse Counties.
Minnesota Severe Weather Threat Looms Monday: Large Hail and High Winds Possible
Duluth, MN – Severe weather is expected to impact Minnesota and Wisconsin starting Sunday evening and continuing into Monday, with the most significant threats centered on Monday. According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Duluth, a series of storms may bring large hail, damaging winds, and a slight chance of tornadoes.
Wisconsin GOP: DNC a 'Hollywood show' that offered no policy answers
(The Centr Square) – Following the final night of the Democratic National Convention, Wisconsin Republican lawmakers held a press call blasting the DNC’s “whitewashing” of the past and the lack of answers offered for the future. “I think what we've seen over the past four days is a lack of answers to the biggest challenges our country faces. We have an unsecured border, we have higher costs, we have a foreign policy that continues to not lead from strength. And what we did not hear...
CEDC Updates Wisconsin Electric Cooperative Association Managers
Recently, Charlie Walker from the Chippewa Economic Development Corporation (CEDC) delivered a compelling presentation at the Wisconsin Electric Cooperative Association (WECA) Managers Meeting in Stanley, WI at the RESCO facility. WECA has a rich history rooted in the Great Depression of the 1930s, marked by significant achievements and leadership in rural electrification. Among its notable milestones is the creation of the nation’s first statewide association for Rural Electric Cooperatives. Over the past 80 years, Wisconsin’s rural electric cooperatives have evolved into vital community assets, providing more than just reliable electricity. Their ongoing success is supported by organizations like CEDC, which promote business growth in rural Wisconsin.
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