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Envision President and CEO Sadie Howell talks about their goal of making 2026 the year of Talent Attraction and Housing. She also recapped things Envision accomplished in 2025.

Senator Jagler talked about Avian Influenza in a Dodge County dairy herd, property taxes, new license plates, and the State Capitol at Christmas time.

Tanya talks about the childcare incubator they broke ground on in Oshkosh. The 6,000-square-foot facility has a 10-to-12-month build. Childcare in Winnebago County has reached a critical juncture.

The former Berlin Common Councilman talks about running for a seat on the Ripon Common Council representing District 4. He says the Council needs some young blood that cares about the issues confronting young families.

Adam talked about development of a 15-acre parcel of city-owned land, an energy grant program, and drafting an AI-use policy for employees.

Dr. Lo is a general surgeon. He talked about hernias and treatment for them. He works at SSM hospitals in Ripon, Fond du Lac, and Waupun.

Kim Mueller talks about “walking like a penguin,” avoiding hypothermia and a huge, shredded cheese recall.

United Way Executive Director Amber Kilawee talked about a first-time effort “Techquity,” and Missy Brozek talked about the Girl Scouts donation of their time for community efforts during the holidays.

Susie Menk gives an update on the $2.5 million renovation, the book-of-the-month, and talks about their holiday schedule.

Sadie Howell talks about their first Ignite Rural competition and their strategic plan.