Quinney color run coming up June 1, 2017
KAUKAUNA — The deadline to sign up for the Electa Quinney Color Run is fast approaching. Print out the registration form below and return it to the Quinney school office…
Linda and Logan’s restaurant closes
KAUKAUNA — Linda and Logan’s Family Dining restaurant closed at the end of Sunday without notice. Visitors who came to the restaurant on Monday, May 15, 2017 found the doors…
2017 Arts and crafts fair Sunday at 1000 Islands
KAUKAUNA — The 1000 Islands Environmental Center will host its 35th annual Nature’s Images Arts & Crafts Fair from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. May 21, 2017. Artists will be…
Hot ashes blamed for Combined Locks fire
COMBINED LOCKS — Hot ashes disposed of in a garbage can are being blamed for a fire that damaged the garage of a Combined Locks home. Combined Locks Fire &…
Bike rodeo Wednesday in Little Chute
LITTLE CHUTE — The Fox Valley Metro Police Department will be hosting a bike rodeo and open house at from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 17, 2017 at…
St. Aloysius tornado siren being moved to Quinney
KAUKAUNA — If the tornado siren in your neighborhood sounds a little different this spring, it’s still best to head the warning and take cover. Outagamie County Emergency Management is…
Committee to discuss urban chickens for Kaukauna
KAUKAUNA — Members of the Kaukauna Health and Recreation Committee are expected to discuss and possibly vote on a measure to allow chickens within Kaukauna city limits. I final voted…
Today is child care provider appreciation day
MADISON — Dropping a son or daughter off at a child care center never gets easier for parents, but thanks to the dedication, love and care from child care providers,…
Electric City Experience to feature community drum circle
KAUKAUNA — The 2017 Electric City Experience will feature a community drum circle at the main stage that will be open to all ages, according to organizers. The family-friendly music…
Rep. Gallagher visits Quinney fourth-grade class
By Carrie Forster “What part of your job is hard for you?” That was just one of the questions my students asked Congressman Mike Gallagher when he visited my fourth-grade…