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By Timothy R. Wilz, Sheriff, Waupaca County Recently, misinformation has circulated suggesting the only response to wrong-way drivers by the Waupaca County Sheriff’s Office has been through public education campaigns. We want to clarify the full scope of our actions and address the national issue of wrong-way driving. Wrong-way driving is a serious problem across […]
The Articles of Confederation (1777-1789) and James Madison’s Virginia Plan (1787) were two important frameworks for governing the United States in its early years. However, these two documents reflected very different visions for the structure and powers of government. The Articles emphasized a loose confederation of sovereign states, while the Virginia Plan proposed a strong […]
Remembering the Italian Christopher Columbus is vital as his 1492 voyage marked a turning point in world history. While his journey opened the door to European exploration and colonization, it also paved the way for cultural exchanges that shaped modern society. Columbus’ voyage symbolizes curiosity, bravery, and the human desire for discovery. While controversial aspects […]
The Waupaca County Community Resource Fair, set to take place on Saturday, Aug. 10, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Manawa Masonic Center, will be a significant event for the community. Hosted by Connecting Waupaca County Communities (CWCC), a subgroup of Be Well Waupaca County, the fair aims to promote connectedness while enhancing […]
By Marshfield Clinic Health System Once the calendar turns to spring and ticks emerge, it is time to check if you were bit by a tick after going outdoors to ensure timely tick removal. Three types of ticks to look out for, whether you’re in your own backyard or traveling to another state, include the blacklegged (deer) […]
