Bands and local music groups performed patriotic songs and were decked out in American flag gear on Saturday morning.
- John Gittings | WiscNews
Members of the Ho-Chunk Nation traveled four rivers in five days to go from Portage to Harpers Ferry, Iowa.
- John Gittings | WiscNews
Baraboo and Portage crews spent extra time clearing debris from streets after high winds.
- SHAUN CHORNOBROFF
The La Crosse Aquinas girls soccer team defeated Lodi in penalty kicks in a Division 4 sectional semifinal Thursday at Logan. The score was 2-2 after overtime. Aquinas won the shootout 3-2.
- John Gittings | WiscNews
The new chief was also the first woman to become a sergeant in Middleton.
- John Gittings | WiscNews
Sauk County has converted nearly 6,500 acres to rotational grazing since 2017, while Juneau County has about 1,000 acres of rotational grazing land and seven new projects scheduled this year.
- John Gittings | WiscNews
The long-awaited project, which will add a left-turn lane along much of the road, is scheduled to finish in May 2029.
The long-awaited project, which will add a left-turn lane along much of the road, is scheduled to finish in May 2029.
The hole was in rough shape before a six-month reconstruction. Andy North celebrated its rebirth.
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The Republican Party of Juneau County invites the public to attend a forum for candidates running for sheriff in Juneau County at 1 p.m. June 20 at Hatch Library, 111 W. State St., Mauston.
More than 140 sales are scheduled for Portage and the surrounding area from Thursday through Sunday.
Waupun senior Chase Beahm saw a pitch he liked and plopped it over the fence to beat Little Chute in a WIAA Division 2 sectional final against Little Chute.
Scenes from Waupun baseball's matchups in Division 2 sectional action Tuesday at Chilton High School.
A group of local veterans were named this year’s grand marshals.
The rate increases are meant to fund the ongoing $55 million wastewater treatment plant project.
Former students and staff gathered Sunday to celebrate Baraboo Sauk County’s nearly six decades as an area education center.
Area athletes delivered big time performances during the final weekend of high school track and field season. Vote for which was the most impressive.
The aesthetician and her daughter are moving from Sauk City to Pardeeville after she and other volunteers build the Homeownership Program house.
The Division II commit capped her final state meet with another second-place finish to cement herself amongst the best in Patriots program history.
The Cardinals Division I football commit overcame a broken toe that nearly derailed his season to deliver his best work at the WIAA state meet.
The senior's decision to see out his career on the track paid big dividends as he earned his first career podium finish Saturday at UW-La Crosse.
The Golden Eagles senior moved onto the medal stand thanks to a piece of advice from a teammate-turned-coach.
The Trojans jumper overcame a tough field and made good on her simple goal, becoming the program's first state champion in the event.
Serge Koenig has worked with area farmers over the last decade to expand rotational grazing on farms along the Baraboo River watershed and throughout the county.
The Thunderbirds thrower recorded a best-ever finish in her third straight appearance at the state track and field championships in La Crosse.
The Aldo Leopold Foundation releases the 2027 Phenology Calendar. Phenology is the study of the timing of seasonal events, and the Leopold family kept detailed journals tracking hundreds of phenological events during their time at the Shack and beyond.
Agrace, a local, nonprofit health care organization, will host the 11th annual “A Round with Agrace” fundraiser July 9 at Trappers Turn Golf Club in Wisconsin Dells. The day includes 18 holes of golf, a putting contest, on-course games, a silent auction and post-golf happy hour. Donors, golf…
The Building Trades program will build five more houses on the city’s north side block.
Community members are invited to explore local stories, community data, and opportunities for action during a traveling community display hosted throughout June at public libraries around Juneau County.