Greenville News Archives

Friday and Saturday, Oct. 30-31 - The annual Haunted Trail will be open at the main shelter at Hatten Park in New London.

WASHINGTON - Alfred Denissen raised up from his wheelchair parked among the 400,000 or so white marble headstones in Arlington National Cemetery.

De Pere resident Les Krug, 88, left aboard an Old Glory Honor Flight Tuesday morning from Outagamie County Regional Airport in Greenville.

With Halloween only a week away, children and adults alike are thinking about costumes, candy, ghosts and goblins.

Friday and Saturday, Oct. 23-24 - The mystery-comedy "Agatha Christie Never Took Trig" will be performed at the Wolf River Theatre, 225 W. North Water St., New London.

NEENAH - A 30-year-old Greenville woman was arrested for misdemeanor child neglect on Oct.

Lisa Gosz knew that deer run onto Highway 96 as she headed home from a scrapbooking session in Neenah to her home near Medina a couple of weeks ago.

A collision between a passenger van and a dump truck sent five people to the hospital Friday afternoon.

GREENVILLE - Five adults suffered non-life-threatening injuries Friday afternoon when a dump truck apparently ran a red light at State 76 and County BB and struck a Kobussen Buses Ltd.

A 30-year-old Greenville woman was arrested for misdemeanor child neglect Thursday night after police found her 9-year-old daughter sleeping in a vehicle while she was inside drinking.

Among the 50 United States, Wisconsin continues to rank at the bottom for seat-belt usage.

STEFFENS, Joseph P.; 22, 1409 E. Taft Ave., Appleton. Placed on probation for 18 months for disorderly conduct and criminal damage to property May 12 in Appleton.

Bruce Carew feels a sense of pride every December when he sees the thousands of canned and packaged goods collected by students from Greenville schools.

New population estimates released by the state point to the Fox Valley among regions driving statewide growth.

GREENVILLE - There are more than 400 million reasons to appreciate the Outagamie County Regional Airport.

Anita Marie Kloehn, Appleton, age 89, died peacefully, surrounded by her family on Sunday October 4, 2009, at Appleton Health Care Center.

GREENVILLE -- Officials are searching for a black and silver schnauzer that fled the scene of a two-vehicle crash that occured around 6:45 p.m. last night at County CB and State 15.

Saturday, Oct. 3 - A "Songbird Nest Identification" program will take place from 10 to 11 a.m. at Mosquito Hill Nature Center.

One is a teacher whose hours were cut. One is a high school student whose mother lost a job.

GREENVILLE - After working as a plumber for 25 years, Scott Sullivan has seen it all.

Two 18-year-old men were hospitalized with life-threatening injuries Wednesday night after being thrown from their vehicle during a single-vehicle rollover on Wisconsin 15 just south of Manley Road, Outagamie County officials said.