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1118 W Main St, #1/2

Waupun, WI 53963

+1 (920) 324-5555

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Neighbors in Waupun, WI, operates under Walmart's extensive framework, offering a range of products and services designed to enhance everyday living. With a focus on affordability and convenience, they provide essential school supplies, tech gadgets, and home goods to meet local community needs.

The store emphasizes customer satisfaction through various initiatives, including free delivery options and exclusive member trials. Committed to quality and value, they aim to support families with budget-friendly shopping solutions while promoting a seamless shopping experience.

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Serving Waushara County since 1859, the Waushara Argus is a County Seat weekly newspaper published on Wednesdays in broadsheet format. The Argus provides readers with an in-depth look into local issues, interesting people, county board news, and high school sports. The publication is dedicated in producing a quality newspaper that promotes Waushara County as a great place to live and vacation. With 96 lakes and over 150 miles of trout streams, public hunting land, and an array of county parks, the county provides an environment that is great for families. For more information about the Argus, call ( 920 ) 787-3334, fax ( 920 ) 787-2883, or e-mail argus@wausharaargus.com.

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