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Fort Fremont Marine is inviting snowmobile fans to step back in time this weekend at its Vintage Snowmobile Show on Saturday, December 13, at 8969 County Road II in Fremont.

Waupaca County is mourning the unexpected loss of Judge Raymond S. Huber, who passed away on December 5, 2025. Judge Huber had served on the Waupaca County Circuit Court bench since 2000, dedicating nearly twenty-five years to the fair and steady administration of justice. In these first days since his passing, the focus is honoring his life, his service, and the many people he impacted. As Waupaca County grieves, many residents have begun asking what happens next for the jud

Raymond “Ray” S. Huber, age 68 of Clintonville passed away Friday, December 5, 2025 at the ThedaCare Regional Medical Center in Neenah from

The season of giving has officially arrived in Fremont as the Giving Tree is now up for the year at the Bridge Bar and Restaurant. Led by longtime organizer Kathy Krause, this cherished tradition continues to grow, bringing neighbors together to support local families during the holidays. Kathy, who has been at the heart of the Giving Tree for well over a decade, says the excitement in the community keeps getting stronger each year. Last week, the 2025 tree made its debut, an

Thanksgiving weekend is here and there is plenty happening around the Weyauwega Fremont area. From live music and small town shopping to the big Frolic in Fremont celebration, here is your full guide to everything going on.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Waupaca County, including the Weyauwega and Fremont communities, effective Saturday morning through early Sunday. Significant snowfall and hazardous travel conditions are expected across central Wisconsin.

Holiday shopping, parade, tree lighting, and live music at the River Deck FREMONT- Get ready as Fremont is gearing up for a full day of holiday fun this Saturday as the annual Frolic in Fremont celebration returns! With festivities starting at the Fremont River Deck, doors open at 10 in the morning and events continue throughout the afternoon and evening, making it one of the most festive days of the year in the village. The day begins with the Friends of the Neuschafer Libra