Breaking news, people and events in Kaukauna, Wisconsin
It was a big day for Kaukauna Ghosts' wrestling Saturday, with a program record nine athletes qualifying for the WIAA Division 1 individual wrestling tournament next week in Madison.
It was all fun and games Thursday when students from Park Community Charter school joined Kaukauna police and firefighters for game night.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration will issue no citations after completing its investigation into the August 2022 industrial accident that killed one employee at the Ahlstrom Thilmany Mill.
The Outagamie County Sheriff's Office has issued a tow ban for Highway 441 and Interstate 41 in all of Outagamie County.
The Kaukauna Ghosts' wrestling team won its sectional Tuesday and is on its way back to the WIAA Division 1 state tournament in Madison.
To honor his late father's commitment to health care and the community, Brian Vandenberg has established a scholarship to help students pursuing careers in pharmacy, medicine and nursing.
The 2023 Help for the Homeless hygiene drive works with area homeless coalitions to stock the shelves of 90+ homeless and crisis programs.
Beginning with the spring primary Feb. 21, Kaukauna will use an electronic poll book developed by the Wisconsin Elections Commission, called the Badger Book.
Second full week of each month (Sunday – Saturday). Overflow of garbage, furniture, mattress etc. may be placed out for pickup in Kaukauna.
The Kaukauna Ghosts' girls' basketball team is seeded third in its sectional in the WIAA playoffs and will open the post-season at home.