As the Rotary Changing of the Guard was recently held on Wed June 27 at The Moose Inn, Dr. TJ Rinaldi begins his term as president for the 2018-19 year recently held by Tom Lorenson.
Come and celebrate America at Crossroads Family Church, 640 S. Water Street, Sunday, July 8 at 10 a.m. Persons who served in the military will be introduced.
Hope Lutheran Church, Wautoma, will hold a Polka Worship Service at 10 a.m. on Sunday, June 15. The Larry Albright Band will provide music for the event that will be held inside the church.
This Saturday, July 7, there will be six bands performing under the tent at the Moose Inn in Wautoma from 2 – 11 p.m. for the Mooseapalooza.
The Coloma Village board meeting was held on June 28. The board discussed signage on Hwy 21. The DOT notified the village of sign violations.
On Saturday, July 14, Kelley Sand & Gravel, Wautoma, plans to host their 50-year anniversary outdoor celebration at their office location, from 10 am to 3 pm, with door prize drawings at 2 pm.
Fireworks were enjoyed by thousands of residents and visitors at the Wautoma Freedom Fest fireworks show June 30 at the Waushara County Fairgrounds, sponsored by the Waushara Area Chamber of Commer
Wisconsin Power Parachute Association member/pilot Bill Stoll enjoyed Wautoma-area scenery from his paraglider on June 22, after taking off from the Wautoma Airport during the 17th Annual Wisconsin
Firework Safety Everyone is excited for fireworks on the Fourth of July. Many will attend family get-togethers as well as community events.
Summer Lawn Care Lawns can be a wonderful resource for a home, providing a soft green cover for an area.
Some of the Two Oaks North and Martz Insurance Agency staff gathered for a photo during Business After 5 at Two Oaks golf course on June 21.
June 20, the Leon-Saxeville Library held the “Magic of Music” Show by Bruce Hetzler for their Summer Learning Program at Leon Town Hall in Pine River.
The Marquette/Waushara Canine Unit Fund Raiser was held June 23 at the White River Market Place in Neshkoro.
A Redgranite resident attended the June 19 Redgranite Village Board meeting to complain about the condition of her neighbor’s property, citing a village ordinance that prohibits junk on property wi
Courtney and Seth Bauck, children of Chris and Sara Hildebrandt and grandchildren of Dave and Mary Traxel, ages 11 and 9, of Plainfield, were among thirty-seven exhibitors who traveled to Gillette,
The Central WI Health Partnership (CWHP) was awarded a $300,000 grant over the next four years to strengthen the community’s ability to address social and economic factors that affect health.
The Wild Rose Over 50 Club 45th Reunion was held at the Wild Rose Elementary School on June 23. The reunion drew a crowd of approximately 200 guests.
David Meyer and Mike Byrd flip chicken as they get it ready for the Coloma Lions Chicken Chew on June 24.
Jalyn and Trisha Loehrke, Dave Johnson, and Tina and Terry Farago were tasked with the fun job of making pancakes for the 31st Annual June Dairy Breakfast held June 24 at Pine Breeze Dairy, Pine Ri
Rosalie Dahlen, 104 years old, a faithful member of Hope Lutheran Church, Wautoma, was on hand during the Country Fair with a Norwegian Flair on June 23 to make Lefse.
The annual garden walk, hosted by the Marquette and Waushara County Master Gardener Associations, will be hosted on July 21 from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm.
Dennis Wedde, Waushara County Board Supervisor, received a State Department of Health Reognition Service Award at the regular meeting of the county board on June 19 at the Tustin Fire Station.
On Tuesday, June 26, Jeff Kasuboski, Wautoma School District Administrator, walked out of the Wautoma High School for the final time as administrator, as he enters retirement.
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