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Other View: State owes us McCleary explanations
Repairs on the calamitous McCleary Bridge linking Wausau and Rib Mountain are coming to an end, and central Wisconsin residents still don't have all the answers they deserve.
Parents start early buying school supplies
Julie Dahlke said she isn't really sure how much she spends each fall on back-to-school supplies.
Camp teaches about what it takes to be a firefighter
Outfitted in full firefighting gear and carrying a hose, John Dailey, 18, was ready to be at the top of the stairs.
State to receive housing money
APPLETON - An infusion of federal funds is on the way to help replenish a housing rehabilitation fund diverted to aid flood victims, a Wisconsin housing official said Tuesday.
Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune
Lincoln grad ready to study, explore Japan
She doesn't know their language, but that won't keep Holly Hanneman from teaching Japanese children her own.
No rats: Restaurant bounces back after extortion try
GRAND CHUTE - It's safe to say Bob and Jessica Doller won't be renting the movie "Ratatouille" anytime soon.
Neenah woman arrested after Hortonville teens seriously injured in crash
The Oshkosh Police Department reported two teenagers were seriously injured in a two-vehicle head-on crash early today on the city's north side.
Culvers owner turns old fryer oil into fuel
The countless customers who flock to Culver's Restaurant on Westhill Boulevard in Appleton probably have no idea that they're helping the environment.
Animals may lose Neenah privileges
Ald. Judy Zaretzke wants the city to ban animals from public property in the downtown district during special events like the Neenah StreetBall Challenge.
Alcoholic Anonymous is part of the solution, but not the entire solution
June 24, 1983 was the day that Terry Lee Rucks, of Oshkosh, finally realized that he was an alcoholic.
Storms dump heavy rain on Valley
Thunderstorms that swept through the Fox Valley Wednesday afternoon dropped up to five inches of rain, flooded streets and spawned lightning that struck two buildings in Kaukauna.
'Mudd' frontman Wes Scantlin talks with Weekend
The humidity is chewable, the heat oppressing, but Puddle of Mudd front man Wes Scantlin is in good spirits and characteristically chill a couple hours before taking the stage in Little Rock, Ark.
Starting at home for new fire chief
TOWN OF ALGOMA - Volunteer firefighters who reside in the town of Algoma will have first dibs on becoming the town's first full-time fire chief.
South Side Yacht Club celebrates 70 years
The view of Lake Winnebago is one of the first things that catches the eyes of a visitor to the South Side Ice Yacht Club in Oshkosh.
Editorial: A new force to better attack poverty
Fighting poverty isn't easy. Where do you start? Which people and agencies are best equipped and funded to throw the punches? How do you get at the root causes, empower individuals and actually break the ...
Woman Charged In Restaurant Rat Scheme
Police in Appleton, Wis., said they have arrested a woman accused of bringing a cooked rat into a restaurant as part of an alleged extortion scheme.
Union hospitality keeps patrons coming back
DE PERE - After nearly a century of having the landmark in the family, the owners of Union Hotel & Restaurant gradually are evolving with the times.
Fox Valley Cheesecake moving to Oshkosh
OMRO-Fox Valley Cheesecake of Omro will move to a new Oshkosh location by the end of August.
UWO flood damages reach $5.5 million
University officials estimate that the June rainstorms caused $5.5 million worth of flood-related damage to campus buildings.
Oshkosh Howard Johnson's coming down for 41 work
OSHKOSH - Demolition has begun on the former Howard Johnson Hotel on Omro Road as a preparation for the expansion of U.S. 41, which will begin in the fall of 2009.