Here’s how you can name Outagamie County’s new dog park
Outagamie County is asking residents to help name a new county dog park, tentatively scheduled to open during the last week of May.
Fireworks Festival to feature professional training, blood drive and charity priced tickets
KAUKAUNA — The Pyrotechnics Guild International earlier today announced three community focused activities associated with their upcoming Wisconsin Fireworks Festival: Ignite The Night fireworks event. The PGI returns to Wisconsin…
Packers seeking youngsters to enter junior reporter contest
GREEN BAY — Returning for a fourth year, the Green Bay Packers are seeking young, up-and-coming media personalities to apply for a unique position: junior reporter. The team’s Junior Power…
Kaukauna Police Department welcomes newest officer
The Kaukauna Police Department has announced that Matt Bauman has joined the department as its newest officer.
One person hospitalized following fire in Appleton
One person was hospitalized Wednesday evening following a fire that began in the kitchen of an Appleton home.
Four injured in two-vehicle crash near Kaukauna
BUCHANAN — A Kaukauna man was flown to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and three others were hurt in a two-vehicle crash Monday night. According to a news release, the…
Apostle Islands ice caves to open for the first time since 2015
The Apostle Islands National Lakeshore is expected to open the ice caves near Meyers Beach for visitation beginning on Feb. 16, 2026, if current ice conditions remain stable.
Weekly ROTC training planned for Plamann Park in Appleton
Outagamie County Parks is partnering with the Fox Valley Battalion Army ROTC for a one-day leadership training event Tuesday, Feb. 18 at Appleton's Plamann Park.
Treichel retires from Kaukauna Police Department
The Kaukauna Police Department on Thursday announced the retirement of Sgt. Jason Treichel after 24 years of service to the city.
Hortonville High School presents ‘Before Oz,’ a play about the life of creator L. Frank Baum
Hortonville High School invites the community to step behind the curtain of a literary legend with its spring play, "Before Oz."