Although voices boomed and laughter echoed over a meal, this was no ordinary school lunchtime in the cafeteria. This was the Senior Dinner, a dinner and a show provided for Neenah Seniors, on opening night...

Planning and discussions of summer camps and programs are starting to come about with the change of seasons, getting local campers excited already. Who are these campers? These campers are apart of the...

Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City by Matthew Desmond is April's 2019 book selection for Fox Cities Reads festival. An effort from the Fox Cities Book Festival and local libraries, Fox...

Bergstrom Mahler Museum of Glass is opening a new exhibit called Reflecting Perspectives on April 18, which focuses on diversity and inclusion. “The complex social, cultural and environmental challenges...

Neenah, Wis. 54956. For many who reside here, not much about Neenah stands out in comparison to many other places around the nation and especially around the globe. As a town of almost 9.6 miles square,...

  Seniors Anna Beyer and Breanna Borgen are organizing a Red Out at the Feb. 12 basketball game at 7:30 p.m. to support the American Heart Association. T-shirts are $10 and all proceeds...

      Time magazine called them “Guardians of the Truth.” They were Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi journalist and critic of the regime who was assassinated by the Saudi government,...

Following recent shootings around the nation, higher safety precautions are being taken at Neenah High School to protect students from a possible shooting staff members say. Throughout the past few...

The new and upcoming nonprofit music school in Neenah is being renovated this month to host its own performances and events, representatives say.   Having been operational for over a full year now,...

The sunset reflecting off Lake Winnebago sparks the inspiration, or so Amy Michaels, art teacher at Shattuck and member of the Neenah Arts Council, thought when she helped organize Neenah Paints the Town...

Neenah's annual Hall of Fame banquet, which took place at the Bridgewood Conference Center on Sept. 30, welcomed five new members. Bill Dunwiddle, Kathy Hagerstrom, Robert Keller, David McLaren...