Rep. Dave Considine, D-Baraboo, speaks Thursday during the Wisconsin Economic Outlook Roundtable hosted by members of the state Department of Revenue at the UW-Platteville Baraboo Sauk County and attended by local business owners and officials.
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Wisconsin Department of Revenue Secretary Peter Barca outlines the state revenue and expenditures as well as tax cut plans Thursday during the Wisconsin Economic Outlook Roundtable at UW-Platteville Baraboo Sauk County.
John Koskinen, chief economist for the Wisconsin Department of Revenue, compares the labor market statewide to the nation Thursday during the Wisconsin Economic Outlook Roundtable at UW-Platteville Baraboo Sauk County.
Wisconsin Department of Revenue Senior Economist Emily Camfield presents data on Sauk County and Baraboo during the Wisconsin Economic Outlook Roundtable held Thursday at UW-Platteville Baraboo Sauk County.
GALLERY: Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates Sauk
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates Sauk
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates the Sauk people who inspired the county and other area names.
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates Sauk
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates the Sauk people who inspired the county and other area names.
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates Sauk
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates the Sauk people who inspired the county and other area names.
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates Sauk
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates the Sauk people who inspired the county and other area names.
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates Sauk
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates the Sauk people who inspired the county and other area names.
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates Sauk
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates the Sauk people who inspired the county and other area names.
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates Sauk
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates the Sauk people who inspired the county and other area names.
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates Sauk
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates the Sauk people who inspired the county and other area names.
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates Sauk
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates the Sauk people who inspired the county and other area names.
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates Sauk
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates the Sauk people who inspired the county and other area names.
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates Sauk
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates the Sauk people who inspired the county and other area names.
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates Sauk
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates the Sauk people who inspired the county and other area names.
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates Sauk
Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrates the Sauk people who inspired the county and other area names.
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' DAY
Kurt Greendeer, of Reedsburg, sings along with drum group Winnebago Sons during the celebration of Indigenous Peoples' Day of Sauk County event Monday in Sauk City.
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' DAY
Ho-Chunk Rep. Kristin White Eagle explains the newly unveiled panel Monday to visiting members of the three Sauk and Meskwaki tribes which make up the descendants of Algonquian people first developed in eastern woodlands before migrating to the upper Midwest during conflict and forced farther west by the U.S. government. The interpretive panel will be displayed along the riverfront in Sauk City as an educational tool describing the history of the Sauk people, White Eagle said.
INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' DAY
Adrian Pushetonequa, of Meskwaki near Tama, Iowa, speaks about the history of the Sauk people and their migration, fueled by the French seeking war with them throughout the east and upper Midwest, before the eventual formation of three Sac and Fox tribes in Iowa, Oklahoma and Kansas after forced removals by the U.S. government. "Our people did not keep journals," Pushetonequa said. "The only journals I know were kept by the French. They were always writing about us."
