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Council approves July 3 events, parade permit and recreation items for summer season

Common Council of the City of Weyauwega · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The Weyauwega council approved the Chamber/Historical Society's July 3rd events for the city's 250th celebration, a parade permit, a six-month Class B beer license for WF Youth Baseball & Softball Inc., and several recreation-related items including staff certification vendor options and supplies for baseball personnel.

The Weyauwega Common Council on April 21 approved several event and recreation items tied to the city’s upcoming 250th birthday and summer season. The council approved the Chamber/Historical Society’s proposed July 3 parade, car show and beer tent; it also approved a parade permit application from the Weyauwega Area Chamber of Commerce for July 3.

The council approved a six-month Class B beer license for WF Youth Baseball & Softball Inc. and considered operator license applications for three individuals (Karen Pecha of T’s Corner Bar, Tina Wirth of Dollar General Market and Stephanie Woller of WF Youth Baseball & Softball Inc.). The transcript records the motion to approve the operator licenses but does not record the vote outcome for that specific item in the meeting minutes.

Recreation Committee items approved included providing extra toiletries and a key for bathroom dispensers to baseball personnel, and authorizing the use of either Red Cross or Lifeguard Pro for Swim Lake staff certifications. These motions were moved and seconded and recorded as carried where noted in the minutes.

Brad Leonhardt, representing the Chamber/Historical Society, presented the celebration plans — including a parade, car show, bingo, a beer tent at the fairgrounds and a community birthday cake — and said organizers would start advertising pending council approvals.