New Outagamie County landfill plant to turn methane into natural gas
The $25 million renewable natural gas processing facility will take greenhouse gases from the county landfill and convert them into renewable energy.
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The $25 million renewable natural gas processing facility will take greenhouse gases from the county landfill and convert them into renewable energy.
Child care is unaffordable and hard to find in Outagamie County. The county said help is on the way.
APPLETON, Wis--The Outagamie County Board votes tonight (Tuesday) on plans to build a new 9-1-1 communications...
Democratic senate candidates are focusing on rural issues and areas as they try to reverse the party's fortunes in a key part of Wisconsin.
By Rob Sussman Apr 28, 2021 5:54 PM APPLETON, WI (WTAQ) — A proclamation was made Wednesday morning in Outagamie County, urging people to take it slow in work zones. County Executive Tom Nelson says it’s especially critical as traffic has picked up again as the COVID-19 pandemic wanes. “This can be a real problem,” Nelson told WTAQ. “In past 5 years there been more than 13,000 crashes in our work zones.” The proclamation urges people to slow down to the work zone speed limit. Governor Evers also declared this week as Work Zone Safety Awareness week. '); } return false;...