Waushara County Clerk Melanie Stake submitted her resignation to Waushara County Sheriff Jeff Nett on July 17 as required by §17.01(7) and §17.01(13) of the Wisconsin Statutes.
ThedaCare Medical Center-Wild Rose patients and visitors will use a temporary entrance on July 25 and July 26 as the hospital’s new front doors are installed.
Quetz (Querino) Monacelli, Lorhrville, celebrated his 100th birthday with his wife Jean, friends and relatives at the Redgranite Lions Club on July 15.
Jerry Apps and his daughter, Susie Apps-Bodilly, have co-authored a new cookbook: “Old Farm Country Cookbook: Recipes, Menus and Memories” and will present a book talk at 6 p. m.
Jeff Last, a warning coordination meteorologist from the NOAA National Weather Service-Green Bay, recently reported the damage found from East Northeast of Wild Rose to Gilbert Lake from the June 1
aushara County looks for advice from the municipal governments in the county when making decisions.
Long-time friends Harry Handel, Liz Spees and Larry Spees enjoyed their dinner selections while attending the 9th annual Taste of Wautoma on July 12.
Renowned daylily breeder Darrel Apps will be holding a discussion at 11 a.m. during annual Daylily Dazzle Event at Graziano Garden Center, W3280 Akron Ct., Pine River, on Saturday, July 22.
The Wild Rose Community Band will perform its first concert on Friday, July 21, at 6:30 p.m. in Wild Rose’s Roberts Park, near the park shelter, and will last about 45 minutes.
Hometown Bank held their first Waushara County Crime Stoppers K-9 Brat Fry at their downtown Wautoma location in support of the local K-9 teams on July 14.
Laura Koehler, 10, of the Town of Rome, posed with her new bike and the Root Bear outside A&W Restaurant in Wautoma on July 17.
Springwater 4-H Club member Emilee Haag delivered Strawberry Shortcake with ice cream to Wild Rose Manor residents during a birthday party held on July 13.
During the July 10 Wild Rose Lions Club meeting, Zone Chairman Dave Przekurat, installed Paul Fisher as the new president of the club.
On July 16 at about at 9:32 a.m. a two-vehicle sideswipe crash was reported on State Highway 73, Town of Oasis.
The public will have the opportunity to to visit the Hancock Research Station Gardens and the research plots on Saturday, Aug. 5, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m.
The Plainfield Village Board approved the purchase of a new 72” Gravely Lawnmower for $11,900 from Plainfield True Value for the village maintenance department with a 4-2 vote during their regular
In his first administrative monthly report to the Waushara County Board of Supervisors, Administrator Robert Sivick expressed his appreciation for recently retired Administrative Coordinator Deb Be
At about 5:48 p.m. on July 16, emergency crews responded to an UTV crash on the corner of 3rd Lane and Akron Avenue, about a mile south of County Rd. D in the Town of Pine Grove.
The Waushara County Chamber of Commerce and Music in the Park Committee will present Southbound at 6 p.m. on Thursday, July 27, at Bird Creek Park in Wautoma.
Dan Arndt spoke to the Wautoma Kiwanis Club about astronomy and the total eclipse of the sun that will take place on Aug. 21 during the club’s morning meeting on July 13 at Culvers.
Patterson Memorial Li-brary Director Kent Barnard in Wild Rose recently announced two acts would present four shows at this year’s Wild Rose Days – Party on the Pond, this Saturday, July 22.
Wautoma A+ Program Coordinator Kendra Knutson presented her annual report for the 2016-17 school year to the Wautoma Area School Board during their regular meeting on July 10 at the district office
Neshkoro Community Chorus under the direction of Marilyn Rhode Brockopp, Wayne Doverspike, and Tawnia Mitchell performed their annual summer conference on July 15 at St. James Place, Neshkoro.
Car, truck, tractor and bike enthusiasts can enjoy a day full of food, music, vendors and raffles as well as an antique tractor exhibit at the Westfield Motorfest, hosted by the Westfield Chamber o
The Wild Rose girls 3rd and 4th grade fastpitch softball team completed summer league play with an 11-0 record, outscoring their opponents by a combined score of 138-8.
Jerry Apps and his daughter, Susie Apps-Bodilly, have co-authored a new cookbook: “Old Farm Country Cookbook: Recipes, Menus and Memories” and will present a book talk at 6 p. m.
