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- 1Appleton-area high school sports results from Tuesday, Oct. 20▼Appleton-area high school sports results for Tuesday, Oct. 20
High school teams across the Appleton, Wisconsin area competed in games and matches on Tuesday, Oct. 20, with results compiled by The Post-Crescent. The roundup covers scores and outcomes from local boys and girls competitions across the region's schools, giving families and fans a single update on how area teams fared that evening.
- 2Wisconsin high school sports results from Saturday, Oct. 17▼High school sports results for Saturday, Oct. 17
The Post-Crescent has published its roundup of high school sports results from Saturday, Oct. 17, covering scores and outcomes from games across its Wisconsin coverage area. The roundup gives families, athletes and fans a record of weekend competition in football and other fall sports as the season moves toward playoffs.
- 3Protect College Sports Act clears Senate, moves to House▼Protect College Sports Act passes Senate, headed to House | Wydeven column
The Protect College Sports Act has passed the Senate and is now headed to the House of Representatives, according to a column by Wydeven in The Post-Crescent. The bill concerns college sports, though details of its provisions and the reaction to its Senate passage were not provided. Attention now shifts to whether the House will take up and approve the measure.
- 4Kaukauna golf team embraces state tournament challenge▼Kaukauna golf team embraces challenge of playing at state tournament
The Kaukauna High School golf team has qualified for the Wisconsin state tournament and is approaching the opportunity with a focus on embracing the challenge rather than feeling pressure. The Post-Crescent reports the squad is treating the experience as a chance to test itself against the state's best competition, with players and coaches optimistic about what they can learn and accomplish at the event.
- 5Appleton reader voices support for Crosson congressional run▼LETTER: Appleton reader voices support for Crosson for Congress
A letter to the editor published in the Appleton Post-Crescent sees an Appleton resident publicly endorse Crosson's campaign for Congress. The letter adds a local voice of support to the race, and it is being shared as part of coverage of congressional campaigns in the region.
- 6Neenah Readers Voice Support for Brad Smith Congressional Bid▼LETTER: Neenah readers offer support for Brad Smith for Congress
A letter to the editor published in The Post-Crescent, the Appleton, Wisconsin-area newspaper, expresses local readers' support for Brad Smith's campaign for Congress. The letter, written by readers from Neenah, endorses Smith's candidacy and reflects grassroots backing in the district. It adds to the chorus of community voices weighing in ahead of the election.
- 7Appleton-area high school sports results from Tuesday, Oct. 13●Appleton-area high school sports results for Tuesday, Oct. 13
The Post-Crescent published a roundup of high school sports results from the Appleton, Wisconsin area for Tuesday, Oct. 13. The roundup compiles scores and outcomes from local high school competitions that day. No additional details about specific teams or games were included in the available coverage.
- 8Appleton reader endorses Crosson for Wisconsin's 8th District▼LETTER: Appleton reader supports Crosson for Congress Dist. 8 seat
A reader in Appleton, Wisconsin has written a letter to The Post-Crescent expressing support for Crosson's campaign for the Congressional seat in Wisconsin's 8th District. The letter adds to local campaign-season discussion of the race, with residents weighing in on candidates ahead of the election.
- 9Education leaders and advocates answer questions on school funding▼Education leaders and advocates answer questions about school funding
Education leaders and advocates in Wisconsin took part in a public question-and-answer session on school funding, addressing how schools are financed and what changes may be needed. The discussion, covered by The Post-Crescent, comes as communities continue to debate funding levels for public schools. Details of specific questions and answers were not immediately available.