The Grand Trophy at the 2018 Wild Rose Car Show went to Merlin and Margaret Goodwin, Redgranite, the owner of a 1957 Chrysler 300 C. Merlin proudly accepted Grand Trophy at the end of the awards c
The second race of the NICA season took place at Nordic Mountain in Mt Morris on Sept. 16. For the racers, this meant steeper climbs and one of the leagues more challenging courses.
The Wild Rose School Board received introductions of new staff members during the Sept. 13 meeting.
On Sept. 15, representatives of the Hancock Best Pea Picking Festival along with community residents and Dr.
At the Village of Neshkoro’s Sept. 10 meeting, property concerns continued to be an issue.
Al and Sue Pilsl of Hancock won ribbons at the Wisconsin River Woodcarving Show held in Stevens Point recently. 184 carvers displayed their creations.
Sarah Godlewski, Democratic candidate for Wisconsin State Treasurer, addressed the audience at the Four-County Democratic Party picnic at Mt. Morris Park on Sept. 15.
Travis Jansen and McKenzie Heinemann were named the High School Students of the Month at Wild Rose.
Sixth grader Elizabeth Nelson, 7th grader Ada Bowman, and 8th grader Mattie Bareau were named the Students of the Month at Wild Rose.
Homecoming 2018 will be the week of Oct. 1 with the homecoming football game against Adams-Friendship on Friday, Oct. 5th.
On Sept. 13, the Save a Life Tour: Alcohol Awareness Program visited the Tri-County High School in Plainfield on their cross-country tour.
Two members of the Old Time Sounds band entertained those who attended the Sept. 11 Business After Five held at the Poy Sippi Community Park.
On Sept. 15, The Country Rose Shops of Poy Sippi held their 6th annual Mad for Plaid Saturday.
Colin Slife won the super late model rookie of the year Sept. 7 at the Golden Sands Speedway, Wisconsin Rapids.
On Sept. 12, residents Beverly Schoenike, Lola Manz, and Bob Davis at Heartland House, Wautoma, made caramel apple cookies in the morning.
On Sept. 11, John Trochinski—member of the Poy Sippi Betterment Club—and Chelsie Vezina—Chamber Director of Waushara County— hosted Business After Five at the Poy Sippi Community Park.
Wild Rose Elementary Students took Patriot Day seriously by wearing red, white, and blue because no one should forget what happened 17-years-ago on Sept. 11.
Victoria Intine, Physician Assistant, has joined ThedaCare Physicians in Wild Rose and in Plainfield where she will deliver primary care.
Pathways to Hope appreciated all the people that helped support the Brat Fry Fundraiser on Saturday Sept.
On Sept. 14, the Wautoma Cheerleaders kept the crowd’s spirits up as they cheered on the Hornets, who were playing against Mauston.
Dopp Dairy Domain displayed this fashionable cow scene for the Wild Rose Classic Car Show. This entry won first place.
Digging the tubers in the fall, storing them over winter, and then planting them to experience their joyful return is a garden ritual I enjoy.
It is important to know your body’s limits to prevent overtraining. Rest and recovery are key components of training and allow your body to adapt to the stresses you are placing on the body.
