It can be tough for patients to keep up with all the changes in health care, particularly when it comes to cancer treatment options.
On Sept. 8, Grace United Methodist Church of Wautoma held a Hispanic/Latino Pentecost Emergence event at their church.
The Alzheimer’s & De-mentia Alliance of Wisconsin (ADAW) is offering a free Legal and Financial Planning Seminar on Wednesday, Sept. 26 from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
The Wild Rose Village Board voted to carry forward with an agreement made to pave Rolling Ridge Court during a Sept. 5 meeting.
During their September meeting, the Blazing Stars 4H Club celebrated their success at the Waushara County Fair by displaying all the ribbons they received.
The Blazing Stars 4H Club performed their play “The Great Kapok Tree” at the Wisconsin State Fair on Aug. 8.
The Marquette County Health Department announced their Immunization Clinics for the month of September. The scheduled clinics are as followed:
Natalie Galster-Manz, daughter of Brian Glaster and Susan Manz, Wautoma, was named to the Lawrence University, Appleton, dean’s list for the 2017-18 academic year.
The Wautoma Kiwanis Club had its own member Dick Kalata as their speaker at the Dinner Meeting at Silvercryst, Wautoma, on Sept. 6.
September’s plant of the month is the Japanese Anemone.
On Sept. 7 the County Veterans service Office (CVSO) presented the Chapter 13 Amvets Riders with a check at the Courthouse in Wautoma.
Student: Juan Tellez
The partnership of the Berlin Area Historical Society and the Berlin Public Library is bringing this upbeat and insightful program to Berlin on Thursday, Sept. 20 at 6 p.m. at the Public Library.
And… begin. Welcome back. All over the state and the nation the first days of the new school year are underway.
Monday, September, 17th is your lucky day.
ThedaCare Physicians-Appleton West welcomed family medicine physician Paul Stevens, MD, to their facility.
The Waushara Classic League Modified Softball held their annual league tournament on Aug. 25 at Swan Park in Waupaca.
September brings on all of the things that I like about the fall. The nights are cool and crisp, and the days are sunny and mild. The leaves start to change color.
September is National Recovery Month, and it’s an opportunity to learn more about what it means for a person to seek help for an addiction and the challenges he or she faces to attain recovery and
Dr. Groos spoke at Hope Lutheran Church, Wautoma, on Sept. 9 for the Poverty Awareness event.
On Sept. 15, the Waushara County Chapter of the Ice Age Trail Alliance will be hosting an Ice Age Social at the Mt. Morris Coffee Shop located on N3694 State Road 152, Mt. Morris.
Drought is such a common gardening threat that it gets a lot of attention.
