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With your local Waupaca news for this Friday, June 12th, I'm Durant Popple. The Waupaca City band concerts are starting up again.  Fridays through July, you can hear a free concert from the city band taking place at Upper South Park, starting at 7pm.  The first concert is even tonight.  Should any of these Friday's have inclement weather, the concert will instead be moved to the Waupaca middle sch...

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Waupaca tourism is proving to be a major economic engine. New data from the Wisconsin Department of Tourism shows visitors to the Waupaca Chain O’ Lakes area generated $180 million in economic impact during 2025. Tourism supported more than 1,180 jobs and produced over $11 million in state and local tax revenue. Waupaca Area Chamber and Visitor Bureau President Jeff Anderson says continued investm...

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This is the final week to register for Waupaca Parks and Recreation summer swim programs. Sign up now for Swim Instruction Session One at South Park Beach, with classes for all skill levels, and the June Sunset Paddle for ages 14 and up. Session one runs June 15th through July 2nd, with a second session later this summer. Register by June 8th at WaupacaRec.com. Residents across central Wisconsin m...

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Waupaca Library Table of Contents Episode 27 29.05.2026 36:00 ↓

If you are looking for something to do in June, take a look at the Waupaca Library website! There are so many programs for all ages, from birds of prey to garden story times. And don't forget to visit the library when you are at Strawberryfest. Come say "hello" to the podcast crew and be a part of our June recording!

Chain to Main Local News - Thursday, May 28, 2026 28.05.2026 1:23 ↓

The City of Waupaca is reminding property owners that the 2026 assessment roll will be available for review during Open Book sessions beginning tomorrow. Open Book gives residents a chance to review their property assessment and ask questions before the Board of Review meets on June 10th at City Hall. Open Book sessions will be conducted by Bowmar Appraisal via phone or email at 920-733-5369 or  b...

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With your local Waupaca news for this Friday, May 22nd, I'm Durant Popple. Memorial Day is this coming Monday, and as such, some city services will have adjusted hours.  The Waupaca public library will be closed tomorrow, and on Monday closures will include City Hall, the library, the police department front office, the senior center, rec center, and the recycling center.  All city services will r...