Tri-County News · New Holstein, WI
New Holstein High School’s Advanced Placement U.S. History students recently had a field trip along with teacher Jordan Ollhoff to Henschel’s Indian Museum and Trout Farm near Elkhart Lake. × Post a comment as anonymous × Report × Stop watching this discussion. (0) comments Welcome to the discussion. Log In Thank you for taking part in our commenting section. We want this platform to be a safe and inclusive community where you can freely share ideas and opinions. Comments that are racist, hateful, sexist or attack others won’t be allowed. Just keep it clean. Do these things or you could be banned: • Don’t name-call and attack other commenters. If you’d be in hot water for saying it in public, then don’t say it here. • Don’t spam us. • Don’t attack our journalists. Let’s make this a platform that is educational, enjoyable and insightful. Email questions to [email protected]. Post a comment Stop watching this discussion.
Church News · Green Bay, WI
Nearby: Green Bay, WIThis week on social media, leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints posted about the importance of recognizing the worth of each individual soul and making efforts to be unified within quorums and classes as well as outside of the Church. On Nov. 8, President Dallin H. Oaks posted his gratitude that social media allows him to speak to encourage, guide and remind viewers of truth. In his social media post, he reminded them that even in times of trial, joy and peace are possible through Christ. “You have a Heavenly Father who has provided a plan for you. Trust in Him. With His help, you can find peace despite the trials and obstacles of mortality.” President Oaks reminds social media followers ‘Jesus Christ is the way to joy and peace’ President Dieter F. Uchtdorf, acting president of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, recalled feelings of unity in Germany when the Berlin Wall fell in 1989. In his social media post on Nov.
The Journal Times · Green Bay, WI
Nearby: Green Bay, WIA new-look offense, a solid returner and turnovers are among the storylines heading into Sunday. Here's what to watch for from Green Bay's upcoming home game.
Snowmass Village Sun · Green Bay, WI
Nearby: Green Bay, WIHere we are halfway through November — the temperatures are still in the 50s, and there is more sun than clouds. Everyone is enjoying the extended fall weather, but there is also some concern about the lack of snow and the continuing warm days and nights. Rightfully so. Like so many other valley residents, I have been on the road for much of the fall season. Usually, the first thing I do when I wake up in the mornings when I’m gone is to go online and check out the mountain cams (aspensnowmass.com/four-mountains/mountain-cams) to see what’s going on with the weather back home. I love the views from all the roundshot panoramic cams, but I am most partial to the “Power of Four” streaming images that take me on a trip from Aspen Mountain to the east, all the way across to the twin-peaks of Mount Sopris. Right now, other than the very tops of the mountains that have whitecaps on them, things are looking pretty dry around the valley.
FOX6 News Milwaukee · Grafton, WI
Nearby: Grafton, WIThe Grafton DPW said work to repair the Bridge Street dam on the Milwaukee River is on hold until the spring because amphibians are burrowing into the impoundment area for the winter. GRAFTON, Wis. - Water has been rushing through one side of Grafton's Bridge Street dam on the Milwaukee River since May, but the work to fix the issue is on hold – due to burrowing amphibians. Grafton dam failure The backstory: The dam's hydraulic cylinder failed in May. The Grafton Village Board passed a motion in August to repair the dam and solicit bids to complete the work. FREE DOWNLOAD: Get breaking news alerts in the FOX LOCAL Mobile app for iOS or Android By the numbers: Repairing the dam is estimated to cost up to $180,000. To remove the dam could have cost up to $2 million.
Greater Milwaukee Today · Hartford, WI
Nearby: Hartford, WIHARTFORD — The Hartford Area Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual Christmas parade this Saturday at 3 p.m. in downtown Hartford, with the theme "The Hart of Hartford." The city will also kick off the holiday season with several events and festivities both before and after the parade. The weekend begins with Holiday Open House, which will run from Friday through Sunday. Various shops in Hartford will offer deals and specials to shoppers. Community members can contact their favorite Hartford businesses to see which deals they will be offering. On Saturday, Santa will be making an appearance in Hartford ahead of the Christmas parade aboard the historic Soo Line 1003. Visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus, and see the 112-year-old steam engine train, in Hartford from 10:45 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. ahead of the parade at the corner of Main Street and Wisconsin Avenue. The 40th annual great Hartford Craft Expo, hosted by the Hartford Women’s Club, will also be held Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Greater Milwaukee Today · Hartford, WI
Nearby: Hartford, WIFeb. 16, 1948 — Oct. 30, 2026 Steven M. "Steve" Reimer, age 78, of Waterford, Wisconsin, passed away on October 30, 2026, following a stroke. He was surrounded by the love of the family who meant everything to him. Steve was born on February 16, 1948, in Hartford, Wisconsin. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and went on to build a long and successful career selling construction equipment. For most of his working life, he was associated with Kelbe Brothers Equipment Co. and Tractor Loader Sales, where his dedication and talent earned him many top sales awards, honors of which he was very proud. Steve also served as Executive Director Of Wisconsin Excavators and Graders Association (WEGA) for many years. Yet Steve valued the people as much as the achievements; many of his customers became lifelong friends, a testament to the warmth and sincerity he brought to every handshake and conversation.