After about 27 years in public office, Dane County Executive Joe Parisi will retire, capping off 13 years in that role. For the first time in nearly three decades, he will have no involvement in county or state government.
Former Marshall Village President John Schuepbach beat incumbent candidate Chris Campbell by 18 votes to regain the seat following the April 2…
Thanks to a project from the Patrick Marsh Middle School Craft Club, the police department's K9 has new toys.
Marshall Elementary School grades 3-6 recently completed a school wide STEM (Science,Technology, Engineering and Math) project through the Lib…
WATERLOO - Waterloo High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) recently competed at the 2024 Wisconsin State Leadership Conference,…
Waterloo's track and field team stayed busy last week, participating in both a conference quad as well as a large invitational.
Both the Marshall boys and girls finished first of the nine teams in attendance for the invitational at Mayville High School.
The Cardinals avenged a walk-off loss to the Pirates earlier in the season by beating them 7-3 in the rematch.
Marshall scored eight runs in the bottom of the second inning and held on for an 11-7 on Tuesday.
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On May 17-19, the inaugural Wisconsin Cheese Festival will kick off summer in Lake Geneva. Cheese lovers are encouraged to congregate at the Lake Geneva House of Music for three days of food, music and family fun.
Monday, April 29 — Honey mustard meatballs, baked potato, California blend vegetables, tropical fruit salad, butterscotch pudding and bread
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Dusk was deepening in the alder brush of the Bibon Swamp as we tiptoed down the gravel road. Robins yakked from the trees and spring peepers yelled from the water much louder than our feet, but still we kept our breath and movement and thoughts as quiet as possible so as not to miss it.
MADISON — Hundreds gathered outside Strictly Discs in Madison for Record Store Day (RSD) on April 20, lining up as early as the afternoon before when the store closed. While plenty of the campers were Madison residents, others drove into the city for the festivities, braving temperatures in the low 30s for a chance at scoring exclusive vinyl releases.
“Civil War” presents one of the most intriguing premises of the year, maybe of the last several years: what if Texas and California were to secede from the United States and join forces to wage war against their former home country?
JEFFERSON — The following animals have arrived at the Humane Society of Jefferson County. For more information call 920-674-2048.
