Ken and Elaine Going, formerly of Wautoma will be celebrating their 56th
Wedding Anniversary. The couple now lives with Markt and Sarah Going in
Grafton.
Therese Robinson, Patty Kerkhoff, and Shelly Burmeister represented the Chapter 57 DAV Auxiliary, while Charles Burmeister and Michael Hagar represented the Chapter 51 Disabled American Veterans on
Erin Krebs and Jeff Johnston entertained the crowd with their variety of jazz, bebop scat, and blues tunes at the Aug. 9 Music in the Park at Bird Creek Park in Wautoma.
Waushara County Admin-istrator Bob Sivick spoke to the Argus about a story appearing last week regarding the Tri-County Regional Economic Development Corporation (TREDC). TREDC wa
It’s the last few weeks to sign up for the Senior Center Christmas in Branson trip on Nov. 13-19.
The Wild Rose School Board learned of all the preparations being made to get ready for the 2018-19 school year during an Aug. 9 meeting.
Allen Luchini and Scott Pudil from the Wild Rose fire department and Ed Schaber from the Saxeville-Springwater fire department are seen accepting donation checks from Wild Rose Lions Club members S
Joseph Klenke from Shelmet Precision Casting Company, Wild Rose, was invited to share his expertise with The Manufactures Round Table on July 26.
Students Josiah Haumschild, Draven Byrne, Mackenzie Kujawa, Zimri Kujawa, and Madelyn Reetz practice some of the self-defense moves they were taught by Joanne Nelson at the American Martial Arts Ac
Two Oaks North Ladies League announced the event winners from Aug. 2. The winners and events are as followed:
Two Oaks North Ladies League announced the results of their Aug. 9 event. The events and winners are as followed:
The Summer/Fall meeting of the Johns Lake Management District will take place on Sunday, Aug. 25 at 9 am.
The tall, beautiful Iris, named after the Greek goddess who rode rainbows, comes in many magical colors. Every gardener wants this perennial.
Tuesday, Aug. 21 from 6:30-8:30 pm, Neshkoro will be having its next Music and More in the Gazebo. This week’s entertainment comes from Uncle Bert, who will be performing oldies for the crowd.
Tom Rheinheimer reported on a School Safety Security System that could be used to help with visitor background checks at the Wautoma Area School District Meeting on Aug. 13.
The Waushara County Back to School Bash received a donation of backpacks and a check from the Wild Rose Lions Club on Aug. 10.
On Aug. 9 members of the Wautoma Kiwanis Club took over all the school supplies they had collected for the Back to School Bash along with a cash donations of $250 from members.
Inmates and employees of the Redgranite Correctional Institute helped area students prepare for the upcoming school year.
When knee pain begins restricting your daily activities, there are options to consider along with your doctor. One of those options is total knee replacement.
Monday, Aug. 20 at 3 p.m., Wild Rose Junior Matt Kapral will take you on a journey to a house out West where immigrants are helped on their journey to come into the United States.
Are you looking for an afternoon that will give you an opportunity to meet new friends, serve you a delicious lunch, enjoy a talented distinctive feature and hear an inspirational speaker? Wautoma
When knee pain begins restricting your daily activities, there are options to consider along with your doctor. One of those options is total knee replacement.
The Hancock Village Board meeting was held on Aug. 13 at 7 p.m. Kelly Kemnetz reported that the election notices had been posted in the village.
Whether you are a 5th grade student at Parkside School, a community member attending an event at Redgranite Elementary School, a grandparent eating lunch with your 2nd grade grandchild at Riverview
Students Josiah Haumschild, Draven Byrne, Mackenzie Kujawa, Zimri Kujawa, and Madelyn Reetz practice some of the self-defense moves they were taught by Joanne Nelson at the American Martial Arts Ac
