Neenah will use sheep to control invasive plants at Carpenter Preserve, but it won't own the animals
Wooly Green Grazers of Center will provide and manage 50 animals as an environmentally friendly alternative to herbicides.
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Neenah's development director Chris Haese shares credit for city's gains: 'We just want to make Neenah better'
NEENAH — The city of Neenah looks far different today than it did in 1991, when Chris Haese entered City Hall as a principal planner. For starters, the sprawling Glatfelter paper mill has been ...
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Some disappointed as city of Neenah moves pride event away from downtown
NEENAH, Wis. (WFRV) – Neenah city officials are asking organizers to move their pride festival to Riverside Park after giving conditional approval to have the event downtown.
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Reconstruction of Neenah's South Commercial Street starts March 10 and will last seven months
The city of Neenah will pay $2.65 million. Neenah budgeted $2.4 million for construction. Kaiser said the bids were higher than anticipated and will require the use of reserves from the city's ...
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Neenah will use sheep to control invasive plants at Carpenter Preserve, but it won't own the animals
Reader question: I heard that Neenah is buying goats to eat grass and weeds at Carpenter Preserve. Is that true? Answer: The animals involved are sheep, not goats, and the city isn't buying the sheep.