WRPN News

Superintendent Wayne Weber talks about some flattering newspaper articles they recently were the subject of, and forming an ad-hoc committee for a new track.

District Administrator Jason Breaker talks about the upcoming referendum, a school musical, how well the forensics program did, and the Discovery Fair.

Senator John Jagler talked about the Grooming Bill that was just signed into law, Senator LeMahieu’s announcement that he won’t seek another term, and more.

Matt Vande Kolk talks about how they preplanned to handle this past week’s blizzard and a mental health session for first responders in the coming week.

Sam Kaufman talks about the possibility of closing a county-owned In-patient Mental Health Facility and selling some land from the Fond du Lac County Campus to a housing developer.

Adult and Teen Services Librarian Susie Menk talked about the success of their Art Showcase, The Friends of the Library Book Sale, and an upcoming K Pop Party.

Kim Mueller talks about keeping yourself safe during heavy snowfalls, a falls prevention workshop in Oakfield, and a toy recall for toys containing lead.

Adam Sonntag talks about changes to the bylaws of the Ripon Area Fire District, a Safe Drinking Water Loan, the first projects from the Wheel Tax and more.

Jenny Thompson talks about a birthday celebration at the SSM Health facility in Fond du Lac for the famed children’s psychiatrist and leading expert on Savant Syndrome.

Jason Mansmith of Thrasher talks about their 3-day “Refresh Sale,” which will benefit their Capital Campaign for a new entrance and renovations.