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High schoolers in a rural Wisconsin village have kept local news alive for generations

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For more than 80 years, high schoolers in Pulaski have been bringing local news to a community that would otherwise be a “news desert.” The post High schoolers in a rural Wisconsin village have kept local news alive for generations appeared first on WPR.
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High schoolers in a rural Wisconsin village have kept local news alive for generations

For more than 80 years, high schoolers in Pulaski have been bringing local news to a community that would otherwise be a “news desert.” The post High schoolers in a rural Wisconsin village have kept local news alive for generations appeared first on WPR.

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Wisconsin Public Radio broke the news in Madison, United States on Tuesday, January 13, 2026.
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