Family Health/LaClinica of Wautoma will be offering a free blood pressure test for anyone who comes into the Patterson Memorial Library in Wild Rose from 1 to 3 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 26.
The County of Waushara, in cooperation with the Wisconsin Department of Justice and the Drug Enforcement Administration, will participate in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, Oc
The Wild Rose One Fund Drive is once again seeking donations to help with charities and local youth organizations throughout the month of October.
Planning for the upcoming income tax filing season is underway and CAP Services is seeking volunteers in Waushara County to prepare tax returns and provide customer support.
The Wautoma High School Marching Band planned to honor their senior members, Ryan Riley, Selena Melby, Amanda Zhang, Anissa Schoenberger and Carly Hartenberger, during the final regular season foot
The Blazing Stars 4-H Club will host its annual Rabies Clinic from 2 to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 28, at the Plainfield Senior Center, 114 West Clark Street.
Tom Goetz, signed in the the Waushara Area Business After 5 gathering at Cell.Plus, Wautoma, on Oct. 10. Goetz is talking with Kay Underberg, Store Manager, and Daniel Nourse.
The Village of Hancock is an applicant for funding through the Safe Drinking Water Loan Program to address deficiencies in their public drinking water system.
Cedar Spring Lake Association won first place in the business category for their “Color Our Community Happy” display at the 9th annual Neshkoro Scarecrow Fest art Neshkoro Area Community Center on
Behavioral Health Clinic-ian Mark Rossano, MS, LPC, SAC, will be offering a community wellness and mental health event, “Undoing the Moody Blues” from Noon to 12:45 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct.
Westfield High School DECA students will be participating in the Wisconsin DECA’s Trick-or-Can cam-paign in the communities of Westfield, Oxford, Coloma, Neshkoro and Harrisville and other surround
Peace Lutheran Church, Wautoma, invites the public to join the congregation in celebrating their 500th anniversary of the Lutheran Reformation on Thursday, Oct. 26, at 7 p.m. or Sunday, Oct.
Wautoma Kiwanis 2016-17 President Peter Braatz installed Cindy Reilly as the club’s 2nd vice president during their morning meeting at Culvers in Wautoma.
Tamara Schultz, along with her daughter, Peighton, spoke to the Wautoma Kiwanis Club about Juvenile Arthritis during their morning meeting at Culver’s on Oct. 12.
The statistics can be scary: 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime. The good news is when caught early, breast cancer is treatable. Mammograms are the No.
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 317-Wautoma attended the American Legion Auxiliary In-the-Know Work-shop sponsored by the Green Lake Auxiliary Unit 306 at the Green Lake Post Headquarters on Oct
The Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll Chairman Dan Mrkvicka and Tom Larson, Grand Knight of Council 6228, presented two checks to Waushara Industries Executive Director Bob Holzman for Waushara Indu
A 46-year-old Milwaukee man was taken in to custody on Oct. 5 near Hancock after he stole a vehicle from a Wausau Subway with a female and minor child inside.
Wautoma senior Anja Blija went up for a kill during the third set of the South Central Conference road game against the Wisconsin Dells on Oct. 10.
Tri-County junior Tyler Doorn pulls in a touchdown catch in the Penguins’ 14-7 homecoming victory over the Rosholt Hornets on Oct. 13.
The Wautoma girls volleyball team welcomed the visiting Mauston Golden Eagles for their final South Central Conference game of the regular season on Oct. 12.
David Kingston beats out a Clintonville defender for the ball during the Oct. 12 home game at Parkside Middle School. Wautoma/Wild Rose went on to fall to the Truckers, 2-0.
Westfield girls volleyball team lost to the undefeated South Central Conference Wisconsin Dells Chiefs on Senior Night, Oct. 12, in straight sets, 25-12, 25-10, 25-10.
The Wild Rose girls volleyball team wanted to end its regular season on a high note, but settled with a 3-2 (18-25, 25-20, 25-19, 19-25, 15-10) loss to Gresham on Oct. 10.
The Wautoma/Wild Rose boys cross country team secured their first South Central Conference since joining the conference in 2006 when they surpassed Mauston and Nekoosa by one point on Oct. 14.
The Wautoma High School Marching Band planned to honor their senior members, Ryan Riley, Selena Melby, Amanda Zhang, Anissa Schoenberger and Carly Hartenberger, during the final regular season foot
