Legal fees in Racine records case approach $18K
The city of Racine has racked up nearly $18,000 in legal fees, according to recently unsealed records in Alderman Sandy Weidner’s public records lawsuit.
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The city of Racine has racked up nearly $18,000 in legal fees, according to recently unsealed records in Alderman Sandy Weidner’s public records lawsuit.
No decision has been made about the fate of The Blair Press following the death of publisher Lee Henschel on Jan. 9, the Trempealeau County Times has reported.
Matt Geiger, managing editor of the (Middleton) Times-Tribune will read from his latest collection of essays on Feb. 7 at the Middleton Public Library.
Francis Martell, who once owned a weekly shopper in Menomonie, died Saturday, Jan. 19, at age 90.
BRODHEAD – Kim Markham, former owner of The (Brodhead) Independent-Register, has sold Register Print Center, the newspaper announced this week. Two longtime employees, Barb Cook and
Newly elected State Treasurer Sarah Godlewski and longtime Secretary of State Doug La Follette have big plans to address the “years of neglect” of their offices.
To walk down memory lane once again after all these years, with all those young, wondering eyes staring at me, it was some experience indeed.
The state authorized an estimated $928.1 million in tax advantages and incentives for manufacturing in 2016, up from an inflation-adjusted $724.5 million in 2008.
Steve Ehle, a longtime Madison-area journalist who served as Stoughton Courier Hub editor, died Tuesday, Jan. 15, after a battle with pneumonia.
The National Newspaper Association convention is coming to Milwaukee in October and is reaching out to graphic artists at Wisconsin newspapers to create a logo