What could be better than strolling down College Avenue in Downtown Appleton on a crisp fall day enjoying the sights, sounds and smells of autumn? Well, how about adding in the chance to taste delicious soups from different restaurants? And the opportunity to donate canned goods to the local food pantry and receive specials for … Take A Delicious Stroll Down College Ave. for Soup Walk
From the Focus on the Fox by Renee Torzala When you think of a playground, images of swings, monkey bars and slides usually come to mind. This isn’t what Alderman Joe Martin had in mind when he said that the riverfront is a “playground of possibilities.” Playground equipment is just one component of a much larger … Appleton’s Fox River offers a Playground of Possibilities
The Fox Valley Symphony Orchestra Association has selected a new executive director, Roseanna “Rosie” Cannizzo. She will lead all operational aspects of the adult and youth orchestras, from fund raising to ticket sales. “Though the search was national in scope, Rosie was found, literally, in our own backyard,” said Phil Snyder, symphony Board president. Cannizzo brings … Fox Valley Symphony Orchestra Association, Inc. Names Executive Director
Have you noticed the new signage at Downtowne Dental Group? Here is the view from the corner. And here is another sign on the building. Downtowne Dental Group is located at 230 N. Morrison St. Visit their website at www.downtownedental.com
Stories From the Stones: Appleton’s Civil War Soldiers Saturday, October 8 10:00 a.m. Location: Riverside Cemetery; meeting place at Riverside Chapel $5.00 per person for general public; $3.50 per History Museum member In honor of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, the Appleton Civil War Soldiers tour will explore the lives and service of some … Stories from the Stones with The History Museum at The Castle
[slideshow] Enjoy these great photos of the Zuelke Building. Photos by Saylea Photography History of the Zuelke Building The Zuelke building built in the 1850’s and the building became known as the Masonic Temple. This building was destroyed by fire in 1875 and the lot stood empty for five years. In 1880, a 3 story … The Zuelke Building – Photos and History