Downtown Neenah got a fresh breath of new life with the opening of its new plaza/ice rink area on Thursday, Oct. 28.  For three hours, many Neenah residents congregated at the newly-opened facility, getting...

Applying for the position of foreign service officer of the United States is a difficult task, but beloved social studies teacher Eric Thiede rose up to the challenge. This last month, Thiede visited...

Staffing issues hit local industries this year, lengthening wait times and shortening open hours in the face of an unprecedented worker shortage, The Post-Crescent said in a Sept. 3 article.  While...

Two student-based organizations will host events this Saturday, Oct. 25 from 9 a.m. to noon, giving students the opportunity to show their appreciation for the community and help those in financial need. The...

Neenah alumni, Jonah Jamoz, steps out onto a professional paintball field four years post-graduation. Anticipation stirs inside him. The want, the need and the drive of competition fuels him for success. After...

What starts as a whim to fulfill a gym credit at college quickly becomes a lifelong sport for math teacher Wendy Hermans. The sport is sailing, an activity that shapes and impacts Hermans’ life in countless...

The history textbooks employ scholars to share key events and people from the past. The newspapers employ journalists to share the news-worthy events and people of today.  Who determines that someone’s...

Matt Jung knew what he has in front of him on the warm, mosquito-filled night of Sept. 10. He walks onto Fruth Field knowing he is going to beat Fond Du Lac.  “Coming in after a loss to O West, we...

Salutes: Energetic homecoming involvement revives school spirit through dress up days and activities. Seniors model inclusive leadership. Sport teams' and freshmen seminars' door displays liven...

Updated information regarding homecoming week announced revamped and reinvented school traditions after 18 months of COVID-19 restrictions, according to Rocket Rowdies adviser Mrs. Elizabeth Severson.  “We...