Evolving efforts at the plate and a dominant outing on the mound highlighted this week's top performances. Meet this week's stars.
The 38th Annual Automotion Classic Car Show is set for this weekend at Mt. Olympus Water and Theme Park, with the usual large crowds expected in the Dells area.
We’re amid the season where those who have committed to further their education may be donning the odd-looking mortarboard hats that only appear at graduation time for most. Whether that means completing high school, college, tech school or whatever the chosen pursuit, graduation is a time f…
“Caw, caw, caw.” My backyard crows demand my attention. I imagine you have crows in your area, too. I feed my murder of crows regularly. They enjoy leftovers, sunflower seeds, dog food and peanuts in the shell. They, in turn, help watch over our property.
Photos of the Golden Eagles hosting the Chiefs in a South Central Conference game on Tuesday, May 14 at Woodside Sports Complex in Mauston.
The 33rd annual Sauk County Dairy Breakfast on the Farm will be held from 7-11 a.m. Saturday, June 8 at United Dreams Dairy, LLC., E8810 Zech Road, North Freedom/Denzer.
A perfect game, milestone and big days at the plate highlight this week's performances. Vote for your favorite star.
A perfect game, milestone and big days at the plate highlight this week's performances. Vote for your favorite star.
A psychologist explains the importance of rituals. Here are seven that help high school athletes focus before their competitions.
Sauk County launches a planning process to update the Sauk County Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan. The plan identifies needs for future recreational opportunities and lands to serve residents and visitors of Sauk County. It also makes Sauk County eligible for cost sharing aid and grant…
On May 8, the Wisconsin Dells Education Foundation awarded 87 seniors and one junior more than half a million dollars in scholarships at the Senior Award Ceremony at Wisconsin Dells High School.
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Discover the life and times of Henry Hamilton Bennett, the injured civil war soldier who found his passion in photography, when H.H. Bennett Studio and Museum, a Wisconsin Historical Society site, opens for the season May 25
Arthur is an 8-month-old Australian cattle dog mix, who was surrendered because his owner was allergic. Arthur is a sweet and lovable pup. He can be a bit shy initially but becomes jumpy and excitable once he gets to know you, making him more suitable for families with older children. He wal…
“At the end of the day, you can’t compete with Mother Nature. If you’ve got a great tomato, just a pinch of sea salt is all you need.”—Zac Posen
The South Central Alliance for Tobacco Prevention will host a free Virtual Wellness Night from 5-6:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 15 via Zoom as part of Mental Health Awareness Month.
The Sauk Soil & Water Improvement Group will host its next meeting from 5-7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Rock Springs Community Center, 251 Railroad St., Rock Springs. All are welcome to participate in the discussion and planning of programs, events, and demonstrations for SSWIG.
Foremost Farms awarded Brianna Reimer of Wisconsin Dells $3,000 as part of its Cow-lege Cash Scholarship Program on May 9. She plans to attend University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire.
Clutch hits, a no-hitter and standout roles in the renewal of a long-standing rivalry highlighted this week's top performances. Meet this week's stars.
It’s a good-sized crowd for a weekday evening as the group gathers at the Reedsburg library. More than 50 folks have taken time for a listening session by 2nd Congressional District Congressman Mark Pocan, D-Black Earth. He doesn’t appear often in the northern regions of his district, especi…
I’m driving along Highway 16 on my way to Portage when I spot a hen and drake mallard walking across the road. Their waddling movements make me smile. I brake and since traffic is clear, I leisurely watch them.
Reducing wildfire risk, reducing ticks, improving hunting, timber stand improvement, controlling invasive shrubs, and attracting a wider variety of wildlife are just of the few of the benefits of wise land management. Sharing labor, equipment and experience with neighbors makes managing your…