At the Oct. 2 Wild Rose Kiwanis meeting, new officers and board members were elected.
Volunteers were busy on Oct. 7 clearing and marking the hill for the descent down to the finish line for the Reach the Peak Race coming up on Saturday, Oct. 13.
Chris Brown is the manager of Fox Valley Technical College’s Wautoma Regional Center. On Sept.
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Jennifer Culver of Wautoma received her Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Holistic Life Coaching at the end of September. Dr.
Assistant Fire Chief Chris Szczublewski and Chief Ed Schaber set a shovel to the ground on the site of where the additional fire station space will be located, which is adjacent to the current Saxe
Lifetime gardener Sophie D’Orazio, known by many throughout the area for her captivating workshops and presentations, will be sharing her wealth of knowledge and experience on Wednesday, Oct.
The Wautoma Kiwanis Club’s speaker at their dinner meeting at Silvercryst on Oct. 4 was Tracy Phillippi, the daughter of Wautoma Kiwanis member Paul Phillippi.
The Freshmen Class of 2022 created their own Quidditch field on their float for the Westfield Homecoming parade on Oct. 5.
John Shillinglaw and members of The Prairie Sands Chapter of The Prairie Enthusiasts invite the public to a workday and tour of Mecan Savanna and Prairie on Saturday, Oct. 13.
Family Dollar Stores, Inc., a leading small format and convenience retailer, has announced plans for a renovated store’s grand re-opening in Wild Rose.
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Kicking off the celebration of National School Lunch Week Oct. 15-19, WASD Food Service Department will be hosting a mini food show during Parent/Teacher Conferences on Thursday, Oct.
Trick or Treating was set during the October 3 Wild Rose Village Board meeting.
The Wild Rose One Fund Drive was established in 1958 to allow the community of Wild Rose an opportunity to make one donation to be shared with numerous charities and local youth organizations.
The Hancock Public Library is excited to announce the winning of a generous donation from Monsanto.
On Sept. 30, some of the Wautoma Area Youth Cheerleaders met at Heartland House, Wautoma, to play Bingo with the residents.
The Traveling Easel is visiting the Waushara-Wautoma Senior Center on Friday, Oct. 19 with a unique painting project.
There will be an HCE Education program on the topic of the First Ladies of the United States on Thursday, Oct. 25 at 6 p.m. at the Waushara County Courthouse, Wautoma.
In last week’s Argus on page 6, stated that Laurie Piechowski was the County Cupboard manager. It should have stated Laurie Petruska was the manager. The Argus regrets this error.
On Oct. 8, the Wautoma Area School District Board of Education found out that Tom Rheinheimer had been nominated and had won the WMEA Distinguished Administrator Award.
The Wautoma Kiwanis Club installed two new members into the club at the annual installation of new officers and board members during their Oct. 4 dinner meeting held at Silvercryst, Wautoma.
