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Utility rates and fire code changes approved at Wild Rose Village Board meeting

The Wild Rose Village Board heard a number of updates during their regular monthly meeting on Dec. 3. A letter regarding the car show was ready, and a letter of appreciation was shared with sponsors …

City of Wautoma taxpayers to see a minor tax increase, new construction adds to tax base

On Monday, Dec. 8, the Wautoma Common Council held a public updated budget hearing, where the $2.8 million budget for 2026 was passed. Wautoma taxpayers will see a minor increase of .2% on their tax …

Mill rates down, but tax impact uncertain amid legislative cuts to school funding

Tri-County School District reports that the mill rate has fallen for the second consecutive year, now down more than a dollar from two years ago. The district’s 2025–26 levy rate stands …

Wautoma Common Council considers increasing city dog park

At the regular meeting of the Wautoma Common Council on Dec. 8, council members were in favor of increasing the size of the dog park without impacting the Mid-State Snowdrifters Snowmobile Trail. An …

Nordic Mountain’s new lodge kicks off 50th season

November 22 marked the ribbon cutting for Nordic Mountain’s new base lodge / ski lodge. This ribbon cutting kicked off Nordic Mountain’s 50th season, having opened on Feb. 7, 1976. The …

Redgranite Hometown Holiday – A beloved holiday tradition to honor Harold Snipe

Redgranite Advancement Association held their Hometown Holiday “Lights for Snipe” celebration to honor the memory of Harold Koch (Snipe), who served as Redgranite’s Street …

A new holiday tradition in Wild Rose

The organizers of the First Annual Cookie Walk and Christmas Parade in Wild Rose shared a message following their new holiday tradition. “Thank you just never seems to be the right word. …

Tri-County reports state report cards improvement and holiday activities

The Tri-County School Board heard plans for a busy holiday season for their students during a regular meeting on Nov. 25. District Administrator Jamie Delikowski reported that their scores on the …

Help Waushara County Salvation Army reach $50,000

Last year, the Waushara County Salvation Army rang in $49,644 worth of donations in both Wautoma and Wild Rose. This year, they hope to top $50,000 when collecting for the red kettle campaign this …

Waushara County Food Pantry is here for our community

Feeding America reports that one in eight people face hunger in Wisconsin, with one in six being children. Any of us could find ourselves in a position to need a little extra help during life’s …

Union Telephone delivers 800 pounds of donations to Joseph’s Hope Food Pantry

Union Telephone of Plainfield recently made a donation of nearly 800 pounds of shelf-stable food to Joseph’s Hope Food Pantry. The company recently held a two-month-long drawing for prizes, …

Coloma Village Board continues water meter project discussion

The Coloma Village Board continued their discussions on the proposed water meter upgrades within the village during their regular meeting on Nov. 20. Last month, the idea of cellular meters was …

2026 Waushara County Guide Cover Contest

Vote now for our 2026 Waushara County Guide cover!

Wild Rose School Board announces spring play, accepts community donations, and plans 2027 field trip

The Wild Rose School Board held a meeting on Nov. 13. The meeting began with Craig Hayes, Wild Rose District Administrator, delivering the District’s financial report, which includes the …

A season of gratitude and an invitation for your feedback

As we move deeper into November, it feels like the perfect time to pause and reflect with gratitude. It is hard to believe that Homecoming festivities, fall athletics, and the Fall Musical have already come and gone—each the result of countless hours of preparation by our students and staff. Each of these opportunities was truly outstanding, thanks to the tremendous adult leadership that allows our students to explore their interests and develop their skills and talents.

Village of Hancock looks ahead to a new year and approves 2026 budget

The Nov. 17 meeting of the Hancock Village Board began with open discussion and public input on the proposed budget and tax levy for 2026. There were a few members of the public in attendance, but …

Redgranite community members encouraged to help decorate “Angie’s Tree”

Redgranite’s Hometown Holiday is just around the corner, but the village has already started getting into the holiday spirit with its community Christmas trees at Veterans’ Park. …

Marsh fire burns 350 acres just east of Redgranite

Local firefighters spent nearly 10 hours containing a 350-acre marsh fire just east of Redgranite this past Sunday, Nov. 16. The incident shut down lanes on State Highways 21 and 49, but fortunately, …

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