The Neshkoro Community Chorus is looking for singers. Their concerts have garnered rave reviews and perform to large, loyal audiences.
Waushara County Veterans Services Officer Bill Rosenau was at the Cottage Motors Friends for Hero’s Charity event on May 4 to talk with patrons about the benefits of Veterans Services.
On, May 6th, at the Wild Rose Community Center, Rose Wendt, Wautoma resident and philanthropist, was inducted into the Clara Barton Society. There is no higher honor for an American Red Cross supp
On April 16, Mike Lind was honored by the Town of Saxeville for his 40 years for service as a town supervisor.
Saturday, May 18 is the date for this year’s Waushara County Master Gardener’s annual Plant Sale.
Gerry and Bonnie Guokas will host the Waushara County Open Woods event on Saturday, May 18 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The Friends of the Patterson Memorial Library, Wild Rose, are hosting their Annual Mother’s Day Plant, Book, and Bake Sale to benefit the Patterson Memorial Library adult and children’s programming
This year, the Coloma Business Association (CBA) will again sponsor chickens for the annual Chicken Auction during Chicken Chew, June 28–30.
Pathways to Hope, a support group for addicts and their loved ones, will host a Community Outreach from 9 a.m. to Noon on Saturday, June 1 at the Wild Rose Lions Club on Hwy.
Fox Valley Technical College Adult Basic Education Instructor Laurie Jarvis, FVTC Wautoma, earned Teacher of the Year honors on behalf of the Correctional Education Association(CEA) for Region Thre
Wautoma School District art teachers will host the 15th annual Art Show at the Wautoma High School, center gym, on Wednesday, May 8 from 4-7 p.m. and Thursday, May 9 from 3:30-5:30 p.m.
The Physical Education, Art, Spanish, and Music departments nominated Teagan Reitz for Student of the Month.
Immanuel Lutheran Church, Wild Rose, will be the site of the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League South Wisconsin District (LWML-SWD) Zone 12 Spring Rally on Tuesday May 7.
There are many events happening at the Wautoma Public Library in the month of May. The following are a list of the events:
Officers from the Something Old/Something New HCE Club presented a $100 check to Wautoma Public Librarian Hannah Klusmeyer to purchase new books. The club meets monthly at the Wautoma Library.
Last month’s Brown Bags and Books discussion concluded that most financially devastating expenses to families living near or below the poverty level is housing.
Black Hawk Folk Society presents Rupert Wates Saturday, May 11 at 7 p.m. Wates was born in London, but moved to the United States in 2006. He now calls New York City and Colorado home.
The Waushara County Watershed Lakes Council, Inc. will hold its spring meeting on Saturday, May 11 at 9 a.m. in the County Board Room of the Waushara County Courthouse.
Mike Schwersenska, CTP, Director of Transportation & Logistics for Brakebush Brothers Transportation, Inc., with headquarters in Westfield, was recognized as the Private Fleet Executive of the
United States Senator Ron Johnson will be in Montello on Friday, May 3.
It’s hard to keep up with scientific reports on what foods are good for us, and frequently their findings contradict.
Prom Queen Aliah Soerns and King David Kingston
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by Christine Yesko
Isaac and his father Lucas Wogernese could be seen at the wood-working station on April 27 during the Marquette County Family Adventure Day held at the Montello Varsity Gym.
Mark Kalata, Almond, had a great opening night at Golden Sands Speedway, Wisconsin Rapids, as he set a fast time, won his heat, and went on to win the pure stock feature, making it a clean sweep ni
