Nolan Bulmahn

4 days ago | wsaw.com | Nolan Bulmahn |Dale Ryman

AMHERST, Wis. (WSAW) - It’s officially draft week. We’re days away from the festivities in Green Bay starting on Thursday, April 24th. While there’ll be big crowds and a lot of fun in Titletown, not everyone had that same experience. Tyler Biadasz, the current starting center of the Washington Commanders, was a fourth-round selection by the Cowboys in 2020. The Amherst native was drafted in the midst of the craze and unknown provided by the COVID-19 pandemic.

2 weeks ago | wsaw.com | Nolan Bulmahn

WESTON, Wis. (WSAW) - The Evergreens made the most of their invite hosting gig this weekend. After opening their season with a 5-0 victory over De Pere, D.C. Everest softball continued their shutout ways with an 8-0 win over Cedarburg on Saturday. Cedarburg, however, took over Wausau West in their game prior to D.C. Everest, taking down the Warriors 12-6. With that, West will look to seek their first win in three trees after opening the season with a 3-0 defeat to Lakeland.

3 weeks ago | wbay.com | Nolan Bulmahn

WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - After lengthy discussions and evaluations, the Wausau Ethics Board has voted to conclude its investigation of a complaint against Mayor Doug Diny. This stems from a ballot box removal incident dating back to last September. In a 4-1 vote, the board deemed there was probable cause to believe an ethics code was violated involving Mayor Diny. It was a decision that came with mixed opinions in the Council Chambers. “What we really need to do, I think, is there enough?

3 weeks ago | wsaw.com | Nolan Bulmahn

WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) - After lengthy discussions and evaluations, the Wausau Ethics Board has voted to conclude its investigation of a complaint against Mayor Doug Diny. This stems from a ballot box removal incident dating back to last September. In a 4-1 vote, the board deemed there was probable cause to believe an ethics code was violated involving Mayor Diny. It was a decision that came with mixed opinions in the Council Chambers. “What we really need to do, I think, is there enough?

Oct 22, 2024 | 3newsnow.com | Nolan Bulmahn

Students plant 8 trees across Field Club Elementary. Keep Omaha Beautiful has been teaching the students about the environment and trees since August. The course is 8 weeks long, and this project gives the students a chance to show what they have learned. BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT: Reporter Nolan Bulmahn went to Field Club Elementary School. Keep Omaha Beautiful and students in their Trees For Tomorrow Program planted trees around the school sharing one goal, bettering the urban ecosystem.