Category Archives: Ryan Brahm

There are two meetings in the City of Two Rivers today (September 3rd). The Public Utilities Commission will be in the Committee Room in City Hall at 5:00 p.m., where they will give the public time to...

There are two meetings scheduled for today (September 3rd) in the City of Manitowoc. The Room Tax Commission will be in the Council Chambers at 4:30 p.m., where they will look over the Room Tax Collec...

Auditions for a pair of upcoming Treehouse Theater productions begin today (September 3rd). Children between 8 and 18-years-old are invited to try their hand at acting in a rendition of Beauty and the...

Eastern Wisconsin had a positive end to August, at least at the gas pump. According to the AAA Gas Prices webpage, the average price per gallon of fuel in Manitowoc County has dropped four cents over ...

A man was arrested after he allegedly smashed a toilet in his hotel room. The Manitowoc Police Department dispatched officers to the Quality Inn on 44th Street just before 10:00 Friday evening (August...

The Manitowoc/Two Rivers area has truly shown its giving nature over the past several months. After the disappearance of Elijah Vue in February and Jason and Tina Prigge being involved in a motorcycle...

An Eastern Wisconsin Congressman recently paid a visit to Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry, and he had a glowing review. In his newsletter, Congressman Glenn Grothman said that he was "deeply impressed by t...

Manitowoc Lincoln suffered another tough loss Friday night, with Ashwaubenon taking a 56-6 win over the Ships. While the offense once again struggled, there were some bright spots. Sophomore Running B...

The I-41 expansion project between Appleton and De Pere has now entered its 22nd week. Crews began work on the 23-mile stretch of roadway on April 1st, with a goal of expanding the interstate highway ...

A church in Manitowoc is inviting the public to enjoy a night of organ music performed by a local talent. The free recital is scheduled for Saturday, September 28th, at 7:00 p.m. at First Presbyterian...