Broken water mains disrupt the service
Broken water mains and roadwork were the main topics of discussion at the Gays Mills Village Board Meeting on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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FLOW Annual Meeting planned at Wintergreen Resort
Friends of the Lower Wisconsin Riverway (FLOW) will hold their annual meeting and paddle on Saturday, August 22, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the Wintergreen Nature Preserve.
Setting out in search of Fennimore rural schools
Sue Olson and her grandchildren had a mission to locate all Fennimore rural area one room school houses.
Seasonal Prospects Overwhelming
Rains came, humidity moderated, and days begin to shorten favoring planning and preparation over engaging in consumptive activities.
BECI developers move at dizzying speed
In a full-court press, aimed at filing an application for a certificate of public convenience and need with the Wisconsin Public Service Commission (PSC) in February of 2027, developers of the proposed BECI 765 kV transmission line are proceeding at dizzying speed.
Promoter proposes pro-wrestling event at Seneca School Board meeting
The Seneca School Board meeting held in July got off to an unusual start in its public comment segment, when Jared Marti discussed the possibility of having a pro wrestling event at the school
Primary election Tuesday
The fall primary election is Aug. 11.
Preparation for autumn’s opportunities
Being prepared is good assurance for successful autumn hunting and gathering seasons, many beginning September 12. Others start earlier when the hickory nuts have fallen, ginseng digging is legal, leaves have begun to paint new, pretty pigments, and teal begin to migrate.
Citizens continue to fight transmission line
Citizens across the Driftless Region counties of Crawford, Vernon and Richland continue to leave no stone unturned in their fight against the two sections of the proposed 765 kV transmission lines – MariBell and BECI.
Uppena seems a strong asset to school district
It’s always an upset to any institution when there’s a change in top leadership, and the North Crawford School District is no exception. Nevertheless, when speaking to new North Crawford School District Superintendent Scott Uppena, one immediately gains a sense that the district is in calm, steady, enthusiastic and experienced hands.