WRPN News

Senator Jagler talks about seeking another term in office, trying to return some of the state budget surplus to taxpayers, tax breaks for retirees, and two bills Governor Evers signed into law that Jagler authored.

The raffle is the main fundraiser for the Samaritan Clinic which provides medical services to the uninsured and underinsured in Fond du Lac and Dodge counties. Deb Winterhack of the Agnesian HealthCare Foundation and Missy Tate of SSM Health talk about the raffle and the services the clinic provides.

District Superintendent Emmett Durtschi talks about some of the student achievements as they close in on the end of the school year. He also covered a new quarterly mailer they are sending out to keep people informed about their students, programs, and facilities.

Public Health Officer Kim Mueller talks about a workshop for those living with diabetes, National Infant Immunization Week, and tick prevention.

Zac Beasom Envision’s Economic Development Coordinator talks about the WRNC Fund a revolving loan fund for businesses in Waupun, Ripon, North Fond du Lac, and Campbellsport. The grant that supported the program ends in December, so Beasom is encouraging businesses to get their applications in now.

Team members gathering feedback for an operational referendum talked about that effort. Guests included District Superintendent Ron Rivard, Business Manager Jonah Adams, and team members Emmy Jess and Jessi Johnson. The referendum would be on the November 3rd ballot.

Michelle Reinen talks about flooding and storm repair scams, financial literacy, and a fake lottery scam. Michelle is the Administrator for the state’s Division of Trade and Consumer Protection.

Jason Mansmith of Thrasher talks about what the groundbreaking means for the historic opera house and the community. He also highlights a few upcoming performances at Thrasher.

Adam Sonntag talks about the Houston Street project, a new grant the city was just notified of, how the new DPW building is coming along, and the Common Council reorganization meeting.

Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Captain Eric Halbach talks about the service the 19 dispatchers who work in their Communication Center provide. They handled over 232,000 calls last year.