Fond Du Lac Times

Representative Glenn Grothman, currently serving Wisconsin's 6th district in the U.S. Congress, recently shared insights and experiences from various events he attended via social media posts. Known for his tenure in both the Wisconsin State Assembly and Senate before joining Congress in 2015, Grothman's engagement with community activities is notable.

On June 2, 2025, Grothman expressed his honor at attending Deputy Ronald Kies' retirement celebration. He remarked on presenting a letter of recognition to Kies for his "30 years of service," acknowledging his dedication and sacrifices made during his career. "It was an honor to attend Deputy Ronald Kies Retirement Celebration and present him with a letter of recognition for 30 years of service."

The following day, June 3, 2025, Grothman reflected on celebrating the Hmong Diaspora Banquet's milestone anniversary. He described it as an "unforgettable time" that showcased cultural tributes and vibrant performances highlighting modern Hmong music. The event served as a reminder of community strength and spirit. "Had an unforgettable time celebrating 50 years of culture and community at the Hmong Diaspora Banquet!"

On June 4, 2025, coinciding with National Cheese Day, Grothman highlighted Wisconsin's reputation as "the Cheese Capital of the World." He paid tribute to dairy farmers and cheesemakers whose dedication contributes significantly to global cheese appreciation. "#HappyNationalCheeseDay! There’s no better place to enjoy it than right here in Wisconsin - the Cheese Capital of the World."

Glenn Grothman's educational background includes degrees from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, where he completed a BA in 1978 followed by a JD in 1983. Born in Milwaukee in 1955, he resides in Glenbeulah.