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Imagine waking up to a single email that captures everything happening in Waupaca—from community events like Pumpkin Palooza and high school sports victories to important updates on public safety and local business changes—without the hassle of digging through scattered websites or weekly print editions. In Waupaca's evolving media landscape, residents rely on a mix of trusted local newspapers like the Press Times and WaupacaNow.com for hyper-local stories, alongside digital aggregators like NewsBreak that pull in regional coverage from nearby areas such as Stevens Point and Wautoma. The City of Waupaca's official website rounds out the essentials with municipal alerts on infrastructure projects, events like Halloween on Main Street, and job postings, ensuring you stay connected to what matters most in your community. But here's the reality: with over 3,200 print newspapers vanishing since 2005 and a 60% drop in newsroom staff, it's getting harder to find dedicated Waupaca coverage amid the noise. Busy professionals like you are tired of juggling multiple sources just to catch the latest on sheriff's department concerns or school meetings. Briefsy changes that by curating it all into one personalized newsletter, blending Waupaca's local pulse with any other topics you love—whether it's national finance, tech innovations, or hobby updates—delivered straight to your inbox for free, forever. No more information overload or missing out on the stories that shape your daily life. Join thousands of others who've streamlined their news and feel more in control, more connected, and genuinely excited to open their email each day.

Quick Facts

Press Times (gopresstimes.com) covers Waupaca-specific stories like business closures, school meetings, and community programs such as Temple Talks.
WaupacaNow.com aggregates weekly newspapers including Waupaca County Post and Clintonville Tribune-Gazette, focusing on high school sports and events like trick-or-treating.
NewsBreak serves as a digital aggregator for Waupaca news, pulling in regional stories on accidents, public safety, and human interest topics from nearby areas.
The City of Waupaca's website provides official updates on infrastructure, public safety alerts, and events like Halloween on Main Street.
Local journalism faces a crisis, with more than 3,200 print newspapers closing since 2005 and newsroom employees down 60% since 2000.
No dedicated TV or radio stations were identified in the Waupaca media landscape, emphasizing reliance on print-digital hybrids and online sources.

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Local News Sources & Media

Waupaca's media scene thrives on community-driven print newspapers with strong digital extensions, filling the gap left by the absence of local TV or radio stations. Outlets like the Press Times deliver weekly e-editions packed with Waupaca-focused reporting, while aggregators like NewsBreak compile stories from regional sources to keep residents updated on everything from equine health quarantines to board meetings. The official City of Waupaca site acts as a reliable hub for government-backed news, ensuring practical info on daily life is always accessible online.

Press Times (gopresstimes.com/waupaca): Dedicated sections on local business, sports, and infrastructure projects.
WaupacaNow.com: Aggregates content from Waupaca County Post, New London Press Star, and others for e-editions and event coverage.
NewsBreak (newsbreak.com/waupaca-wi): Free digital aggregator for syndicated stories on accidents, sheriff issues, and regional sports.
City of Waupaca Website (cityofwaupaca.org): Official source for municipal news, employment postings, and community event schedules.
No local TV or radio stations identified; coverage relies on hybrid print-digital models and online platforms.

Staying Informed in Waupaca

Residents stay connected through a blend of weekly newspapers, digital aggregators, and official channels that highlight community journalism amid a national crisis in local reporting. Coverage spans high school football wins, public health alerts like chronic wasting disease in deer farms, and calls for community involvement to sustain news access. With fragmented sources, it's easy to miss key regional issues affecting Waupaca, but these outlets emphasize practical, hyper-local insights to keep the community vibrant and informed.

Community events like Pumpkin Palooza and Halloween on Main Street covered via WaupacaNow.com and city updates.
Public safety topics, including sheriff’s department concerns discussed at meetings with 150 attendees.
Sports reporting on Waupaca High School's comeback victories and regional teams through Press Times and aggregators.
Business and health news, such as the 70-year closure of Streu’s Community Pharmacy and equine herpesvirus quarantines.
Opinion pieces urging resident participation to combat declining local journalism and fill coverage gaps.

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