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Gloria Rens, an SSM Health Pharmacy clerk in Waupun, has been named the newest recipient of the BEE (Be Exceptional Everyday) Award. Rens was nominated after helping a patient who called on a Saturday who was out of medications and was checking on an anticipated home...

Marian University baseball (22-14, 15-7 NACC) opened the final week of NACC play with an 11-0 and 15-4 wins over Lakeland in seven innings.   GAME 1 Marian jumped out early on the Muskies with graduate student Dylan Pease and senior Riley Palmquist each driving in a...

Memorial Day on Main will focus on the reason for Memorial Day through commerce and donating Hero Cards to local classrooms The Wisconsin Veterans Chamber of Commerce (WVCC), in collaboration with the Grateful Nation Project, New North, Fox Cities Chamber, Appleton...

SSM Health Treffert Studios, 231 N National Ave, Fond du Lac, is collaborating with local partners to offer a “Touch a Truck Event” from 4:30 - 5:30 pm on Tuesday, May 21 at the Fond du Lac County Skyport, 260 S. Rolling Meadows Drive, Fond du Lac. This free event...

Fond du Lac Festivals is excited to kick off the start of summer with Walleye Weekend (June 7th - 9th, 2024). 2024 marks Walleye Weekend’s 45th year as the largest free family-friendly festival in Fond du Lac and the surrounding region. To celebrate, Fond du Lac...

SSM Health has a long-standing commitment to preserving the earth and its resources and nurturing healthy communities as part of its Mission. As part of an SSM Health systemwide effort in honor of Earth Day and Arbor Day, SSM Health team members have planted four new...

Marian University softball (14-16, 8-10 NACC) fell to Benedictine twice with final scores of 4-3 and 5-1.   GAME 1 The Eagles were quickly on the board scoring off of an error in the first. The Benedictine lead was brought out to two before Marian got on the board in...

Each year, thousands of young children are killed or injured in car crashes. Proper use of car seats helps keep children safe. In addition, four out of five car seats are not used or installed correctly. Because so many different seats are on the market, many parents...

Marian University baseball (20-14, 13-7 NACC) clinched a spot in the NACC Tournament after splitting with No. 17 Aurora on a windy day.   GAME 1 The Spartans were able to jump out early with a big lead after scoring eight runs in the top of the second. Marian would...

As the need for timely and quality life-saving heart care services continues to grow, SSM Health St. Agnes Hospital is responding most recently with the successful completion of a $8.5 million expansion project. The project, completed over the past two years to avoid...

Moraine Park Technical College and Ripon College signed an articulation agreement allowing students pursuing Associate of Arts (AA) and Associate of Science (AS) liberal arts degrees to seamlessly transfer from Moraine Park and continue their education at Ripon...

Second grade teacher Lynn Alsum and secretary Jean Marchant are the recipients of Eastern Wisconsin Excellence in Education awards in recognition of their efforts and accomplishments in the Rosendale-Brandon School District. Twenty-four school districts in eastern...

The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation celebrated the best downtown revitalization projects of 2023 at the 33rd Wisconsin Main Street Awards ceremony held at Gather on Broadway in Green Bay. “As Main Street goes, so goes Wisconsin’s economy, its well-being,...

Marian University baseball (19-13, 12-6 NACC) scored in six of eight innings to defeat Elmhurst 14-8 in non-conference action.   Elmhurst was able to start things quickly scoring three runs in the first inning. Marian responded in a big way scoring four runs in their...

Marian University softball has announced make-up dates for non-conference doubleheaders against Lawrence and Ripon. The Sabres will resume game one and play a second game against the Vikings at Smith Field Tuesday, April 30 beginning at 3 p.m.  The resumption of game...

Laconia High School was recently named in the U.S. News & World Report’s Best High Schools in the Nation report, finishing among the top 40% of schools in the Nation once again. Principal Diane Raue stated, “We continue to be thankful for the hard work and...