Patti Wohlfeil, Waushara County Public Health Officer, said that there have been 13 people tested with some results still pending, and to date there are no COVID-19 cases in Waushara County.

Due to COVID-19, the Brat Fry celebration of re-opening the Hancock Fire Station has been postponed.  Training is underway for Hancock area firefighters under the direction of Coloma Fire Departmen

Phineas Pietsch was named student of the month for Wild Rose Middle School.

Westfield High School congratulates their winter athletes this season for South Central Conference honors.

Mecan River Brewing Company has been fortunate to be doing their annual renovations when this whole thing started. The good news is they are just about done.

Information is changing rapidly.

The Wautoma Kiwanis club regrets to inform the community that our 4th annual autism run/walk on Saturday May 2  is cancelled due to the coronavirus.

With snowmelt, soils saturated, and rain in the forecast, the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is reminding farmers to check for the risk of runoff from th

On April 7, Wisconsin voters will have the opportunity to vote on a constitutional amendment to protect and expand the rights of crime victims within the criminal justice system.

Makenzie Lynn Phillips, Waupaca, was in court on March 11 on charges of Possess w/ Intent-Psilocin (<=100g) and Possess w/Intent-THC (<=200 grams) for a Plea/sentencing heari

Three incumbents were re-elected to the Professional Dairy Producers® (PDPW) Board of Directors for the 2020-2021 year.