Board of the Waushara County Department of Human Services will hold a Public Forum inviting local citizen input into the Department’s 2018 annual budget, service priorities and future planning.
The 30th annual Waushara County June Dairy Breakfast will be held at the Hancock Agricultural Research Station from 7:30 a.m. to noon this Sunday, June 25.
Hope Lutheran Church, 301 E. Mt. Morris Ave., Wautoma, will hold their annual Country Fair with a Norwegian Flair on Saturday, June 24 from 1 to 5 p.m.
Undersheriff/School Resource Officer Lafe Hendrickson of the Waushara County Sheriff’s Office graduated from Wisconsin Command College Class #4 on June 9.
Trinity Louis, 10, Neshkoro, and Leah Chastain, 10, Pine River, enjoyed petting Rambler and talking to volunteer Laura Twomey, Lombard, IL, at Family Farm Day at Living Anew Farm on, June 17.
Ripon Collage President Dr. Zach Messitte spoke to the Wautoma Rotary Club and quests about the mission of Ripon Collage.
At her final Waushara County Board of Supervisors meeting before retiring after 28.5 years on July 14, County Administraive Coordinator Deb Behringer expressed her appreciation for the board in a h
Tickets for the 9th annual Taste of Wautoma are now available for purchase at the Wautoma Public Library.
A 35-year-old Wautoma woman is required to pay back $23,160 in restitution to Waushara County after being convicted of felony FoodShare and medical assistance benefit fraud on June 14 in Waushara C
The Wisconsin Friends of John Muir will offer the third in the three part series Wisconsin’s water resources from 6 to 8 p.m.
Pastor George Groves, who reitred from the Poy Sippi Fire Department, was recognized for his years of service by Fire Chief Tom Marini during the fire department’s meeting on June 14.
Poy Sippi Fire Chief Tom Marini honored Reggie Vergin for his 54 years of service during their fire department’s meeting on June 14.
The Hancock Lions are looking for all veterans, especially Vietnam veterans, for their upcoming Hancock Independence Day Celebration on July 1 at 5 p.m.
The Berlin FFA Alumni recently announced the addition of a Garden Tractor Pull to the July 1 celebrations as competitors take to the River Riders Snowmobile Club track off Hwy.
Ken Pearson, Janesville, Chuck Mystark, Marinette, and Paul Battus, Janesville posed for a photo following the Wisconsin Off Road Series Sport Racing Competition at Nordic Mountain on June 18.
Poy Sippi Lions members along with family and friends volunteered for the annual Poy Sippi Days on June 17.
Pilot and EAA Young Eagles Coordinator Paul Paris, Wautoma, prepared to take Balen Wall, 16, and his brother, Finian, 7, on their first airplane ride during the Rock N’ Granite Toms JAKES Youth Day
Progress can be seen at the Wild Roes Dam as enough work has been done to allow the heavy rains of June 12 and 13 to run down the spillway.
Bernadette Krentz presented recent Berlin High School graduates Jordon Krentz and Marcus Krentz with $500 Waushara County Farm Bureau Gordon Krentz Memorial Scholarships.
Nancy Miller, gardener at the Hancock Research Station, and Suzi Dietz of Chicago, IL, helped out with odd jobs around the Hancock Research Station to keep the Best Pea Pickin’ Festival running smo
The Cancer Care & Share Group is meeting June 25 at 6 p.m. at Grace United Methodist Church in Wautoma.
Dennis Callewaert recently donated all the necessary packaged materials to Redgranite Public Library for children to build birdhouses during the Build a Better World Summer Reading Program.
The Wautoma 12u softball team took home third place this past weekend at the Winneconne Father’s Day Weekend Tourney.
The Wautoma Kiwanis Club welcomed Vicki Jenks from the American Red Cross to their June 15 morning meeting at Culver’s.
The Wautoma 12u softball team took home third place this past weekend at the Winneconne Father’s Day Weekend Tourney.
