Governor orders flags to half-staff to honor fallen firefighters
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers ordered the flags of the United States and the state of Wisconsin to be flown at half-staff on Sat., Oct. 1, 2022, to honor firefighters…
Curious about electric vehicles? They’ll be on display Saturday at the Kaukauna farmers market
Visitors to the Kaukauna Farmers Market Saturday will have a chance to get an up-close look at electric vehicles and learn more about their fast growing technology from their owners.
Ghosts girls golf advances to sectional after taking regional title
The Kaukauna girls' golf team claimed a WIAA regional title Wednesday and will advance to the sectional Tuesday at High Cliff.
Kaukauna Utilities sending two line workers to Florida to help with Hurricane Ian recovery
Kaukauna Utilities is sending two linemen to Florida to help with cleanup after Hurricane Ian moves its way through Florida in the next few days.
3-time state wrestling champ Greyson Clark announces college commitment
KAUKAUNA — Kaukauna High School senior wrestler Greyson Clark announced today on the WIWrestling podcast that he has committed to Purdue University to continue his education and wrestling career after…
Shelter in place ordered for Fort Myers as Hurricane Ian moves ashore
A shelter-in-place order is currently in place for the Fort Myers area, according to Lee County Public Safety.
Ghosts soccer game supports Kaukauna man battling return of cancer
A Kaukauna man who is now battling colon cancer not long after recovering from brain cancer is being supported at Tuesday's Kaukauna Stomp out Cancer soccer game.
Glow Walk to end suicide set for Friday in Kaukauna
Kaukauna's Center for Suicide Awareness is hosting its 2022 walk Friday as part of Suicide Prevention Month.
Update: Kaukauna school board approves $3.6 million land purchase for possible future school expansion
The Kaukauna Area School District Board of Education on Monday approved the purchase of 144 acres of the former Welhouse farm near the high school for possible future school expansion…
Historic Wisconsin Civil War ‘Muster Tree’ slowly succumbing to disease
It has shaded passersby in Delavan for more than 270 years, but now the branches on Delavan's Civil War Muster Tree are slowly dying.