Originally from Rapid River, Michigan, Tricia moved to Clintonville with her husband, Greg, in the summer of 2003. She is a graduate of Northern Michigan University's AACSB Nationally Accredited Walker L. Cisler College of Business. She and Greg have four daughters together, Cassidy, 4; Cadence, 2; Gwendolyn & Giselle, 3 Months.

Greg is a 2003 graduate of Northern Michigan University's School of Education and currently teaches general science, ecology and chemistry at Clintonville High School. He has a Master's Degree in secondary education from Northern Michigan University and is currently pursuing a Master's Degree in environmental education from University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point.

Nikki was born and raised in Clintonville. She is the daughter of Mark Sasse and Brenda Gehrt. She is a 2003 graduate from Clintonville High School. She received her CNA license from Fox Valley Technical College in 2009. She was employed at Advanced Home Technologies for four years, and had nearly two million dollars in sales.

Suzanne Wittman joined the Clintonville Chronicle staff in January 2010. She and her husband, Ward, live in Clintonville, where they are raising their three children: Megan, Sam & Emma. She thinks she is moving to Maine, but Tricia won't let her.

Dennis "Denny" Etheridge was born in Clintonville and has lived there his entire life. He is the son of the late Elwyn "Dill" and Lucille "Bud" Etheridge. He is a 1966 graduate of the Wisconsin School for the Deaf, Delavan. He worked for FWD Corp. in May 1966 and also at the Clintonville Tribune-Gazette print shop part-time in July of 1966. He was part-time there until April 1967, at which time he left FWD and went full-time at the T-G. He worked for the T-G print shop for 41 years until he lost his job in October 2007 when new owners bought the newspaper. Denny was unemployed for one year and five months before he retired on March 2009. He was hired as Circulation Manager of the Clintonville Chronicle in August 2009, part-time.

Denny was an umpire for baseball and softball for 37 years before retiring in 1997. He worked as a bartender at various taverns for 27 years before retiring in 1995. He is the co-owner of the Etheridge Tree Farm, along with his brother, Dan. He loves to drive antique tractors and cars. He is a member of the Marion Lions Club, Clintonville Moose Lodge 1502, Green Bay Deaf Club, Wausau Rib Mountain Association for the Deaf, Wisconsin Association for the Deaf and the Wisconsin School for the Deaf Alumni Association.