Marais Players announce fall show Sep 28, 2016 Sep 28, 2016 0 Prefer us on Google Learn More Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save MAYVILLE — Marais Players Community Theater will produce “Drinking Habits” by Tom Smith.kAmxE :D 2 E2=6 @7 C@>2?46[ ?F?D[ H:?6 2?5 >:DE2<6? :56?E:E:6D]k^AmkAms:C64E65 3J %:> q2499F36C[ E9:D 8FE HC6?49:?8 72C46 H:== 36 AC6D6?E65 ~4E] ag[ ah[ b_ 2?5 }@G] c[ d 2?5 e] %96 uC:52J 2?5 $2EFC52J A6C7@C>2?46D H:== 36 2E fib_ A]>][ 2?5 E96 $F?52J A6C7@C>2?46D H:== 36 2E `ib_ A]>] %96C6 :D 2? @AE:@?2= 5:??6C 2? 9@FC 367@C6 E96 ~4E] b_ 2?5 }@G] d 2?5 e D9@HD] !6C7@C>2?46D 2C6 2E E96 p>6C:42? {68:@? !@DE eh[ `bc $] |2:? $E]k^Am kAmp44FD2E:@?D[ >:DE2<6? :56?E:E:6D[ 2?5 C@>2?46D CF? H:=5 :? E9:D EC25:E:@?2=[ =2F89\@FE\=@F5 72C46] %H@ ?F?D 2E E96 $:DE6CD @7 !6CA6EF2= $6H:?8 92G6 366? D64C6E=J >2<:?8 H:?6 E@ <66A E96 4@?G6?E’D 5@@CD @A6?[ 3FE !2F= 2?5 $2==J[ C6A@CE6CD 2?5 7@C>6C 7:2?4é6D[ 2C6 9@E @? E96:C EC2:=] %96J 8@ F?56C4@G6C 2D 2 ?F? 2?5 AC:6DE[ 3FE E96:C AC6D6?46[ 4@>3:?65 H:E9 E96 255:E:@? @7 2 ?6H ?F?[ DAFCD A2C2?@:2 E9C@F89@FE E96 4@?G6?E E92E DA:6D 92G6 366? D6?E 7C@> #@>6 E@ D9FE E96> 5@H?] (:?6 2?5 D64C6ED 2C6 :?6G:E23=J DA:==65 2D 6G6CJ@?6 EC:6D E@ AC6D6CG6 E96 4@?G6?E 2?5 C64@??64E H:E9 =@DE =@G6D]k^Am People are also reading… Baraboo’s Corner Drug abruptly closes after 171 years High school football second-round playoff scores Portage accepts offer on Endeavor school, sees interest in Lewiston DNR investigates Kirsh Foundry after particulate coats Beaver Dam neighborhood Kyle Brunner entered drug court to avoid prison. He left with sobriety and a purpose Columbia County sheriff wasn’t wearing helmet when his Harley struck deer Milwaukee man seriously injured after car crashes into semitruck Columbia, Sauk counties act to intervene in proposed 190-mile power line One last touchdown gives Lodi football seniors an emotional finish to playoff loss 5 things to look out for in Round 2 of WIAA football postseason UW Health buys Beaver Dam hospital: What’s changing and when? 5 WiscNews high school football stars from Week 10 5 things to know about WiscNews area's WIAA state XC championship runners Pardeeville senior makes most of 1st trip to Division 3 state meet with top-5 finish Wisconsin hunters register 4,275 black bears in 2026 season kAm%96 42DE 7@C E9:D AC@5F4E:@? :?4=F56D y2>:6 #6<=2F[ +2?6 #256C[ |6=7 v@FC=:6[ r9C:D u6F49E[ %C:?2 yFDE>2? #6:496CE[ y6? u6F49E[ v6C: u6F49E 2?5 {2C2 }@E96>]k^Am kAm%@ AFC492D6 E:4<6ED 42== bgf\bcgc @C 8@ E@ k2 9C67lQ9EEAi^^>2C2:DA=2J6CD]4@>Qm>2C2:DA=2J6CD]4@>k^2m] %:4<6ED >2J 2=D@ 36 AFC492D65 E96 ?:89E @7 E96 A6C7@C>2?46[ 368:??:?8 @?6 9@FC AC:@C E@ 4FCE2:?] $:?8=6 E:4<6ED 7@C 6249 AC@5F4E:@? 2C6 S`a 7@C D9@H @?=J[ H:E9 2? 255:E:@?2= S`f 7@C E96 5:??6C]k^Am kAms:??6C :D AC@G:565 3J $F6’D r@F?ECJ r2E6C:?8 :? z?@H=6D]k^AmkAm|2C2:D !=2J6CD :D 2 4@>>F?:EJ E962E6C @C82?:K2E:@? 32D65 :? |2JG:==6] %@ 7:?5 @FE >@C6 G:D:E k2 9C67lQ9EEAi^^>2C2:DA=2J6CD]4@>Qm>2C2:DA=2J6CD]4@>k^2m @C 7:?5 :E @? u2463@@< 2E k2 9C67lQ9EEAi^^73]>6^|2C:2D!=2J6CDQm9EEAi^^73]>6^|2C:2D!=2J6CDk^2m]k^Am 0 Comments Be the first to know Get local news delivered to your inbox! Sign up! * I understand and agree that registration on or use of this site constitutes agreement to its user agreement and privacy policy. Related to this story Most Popular Baraboo’s Corner Drug abruptly closes after 171 years Corner Drug Hometown Pharmacy has been open at 522 Oak St. in downtown Baraboo since 1855, but announced its closure on Wednesday, effective t… Portage accepts offer on Endeavor school, sees interest in Lewiston Portage School District put both buildings on the market in August after closing the schools at the end of the 2025-26 school year. Columbia County sheriff wasn’t wearing helmet when his Harley struck deer Roger Brandner and his wife, Jennifer, were transported from the scene via Med Flight, and the sheriff is recovering from head and chest injuries. Columbia, Sauk counties act to intervene in proposed 190-mile power line They’re among at least nine southern Wisconsin counties deciding how to respond to the 765,000-volt transmission line proposed for the region. Baraboo native brings Ringling brothers' story to life on Milwaukee stage “The Boys from Baraboo”, about the lives of the Ringling brothers, will be performed at Next Act Theatre in Milwaukee from Dec. 2 to 20. Watch Now: Related Video WisEye Morning Minute: Record-Breaking Campaign Spending Top stories for Nov. 2, 2026 Top stories for Nov. 2, 2026 Universities of Wisconsin President Tonja Johnson talks how she'll address the different identities of the UW system's 13 universities Universities of Wisconsin President Tonja Johnson talks how she'll address the different identities of the UW system's 13 universities WisEye Morning Minute: Campaign 2026 Senate District Races WisEye Morning Minute: Campaign 2026 Senate District Races
Baraboo’s Corner Drug abruptly closes after 171 years Corner Drug Hometown Pharmacy has been open at 522 Oak St. in downtown Baraboo since 1855, but announced its closure on Wednesday, effective t…
Portage accepts offer on Endeavor school, sees interest in Lewiston Portage School District put both buildings on the market in August after closing the schools at the end of the 2025-26 school year.
Columbia County sheriff wasn’t wearing helmet when his Harley struck deer Roger Brandner and his wife, Jennifer, were transported from the scene via Med Flight, and the sheriff is recovering from head and chest injuries.
Columbia, Sauk counties act to intervene in proposed 190-mile power line They’re among at least nine southern Wisconsin counties deciding how to respond to the 765,000-volt transmission line proposed for the region.
Baraboo native brings Ringling brothers' story to life on Milwaukee stage “The Boys from Baraboo”, about the lives of the Ringling brothers, will be performed at Next Act Theatre in Milwaukee from Dec. 2 to 20.
Universities of Wisconsin President Tonja Johnson talks how she'll address the different identities of the UW system's 13 universities
Universities of Wisconsin President Tonja Johnson talks how she'll address the different identities of the UW system's 13 universities
