How cost is used to deny access to records

There’s good news and bad news in a recent Wisconsin Court of Appeals decision upholding an open records judgment related to the ridiculous and ham-handed investigation into alleged 2020 election fraud headed by former Supreme Court justice Michael Gableman.

Resilience will see us through

None of us would be here today if our ancestors hadn’t been resilient. Some faced unimaginable challenges or horrors. Some paths were easier. But all were resilient.

Everson speaks about The Edgerton Reporter’s 150th anniversary

During remarks to the Edgerton Rotary Club at the Newville Culver’s on Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2024, Publisher Diane Everson called upon her past experiences, complemented by stories from well-known guest speakers, to offer a deeper understanding of the mission, history and future of The Edgerton Reporter in honor of its 150th anniversary.

Courier-Wedge marks 160 years

The Courier-Wedge in Durand recently celebrated 160 years in business, according to an item published in its Jan. 30, 2025 issue.

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