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Heil Strengthens Nationwide Dealer Network With New Locations in Wisconsin and Minnesota
Chattanooga, TN - The ever-growing Heil® nationwide sales, parts, and dealer service network is further solidifying its dominant presence in the Midwest with the announcement of new EJ Equipment locations in Sturtevant, Wisconsin, and Shakopee, Minnesota. Founded in 1999, EJ Equipment is a family-owned business that has earned an...
Wisconsin DNR: “Stop Harvesting This Bug From Our State Parks!”
So, you're wandering through your local state park, enjoying the great outdoors, when suddenly you hear that unmistakable, loud buzzing sound. Ah, cicadas! These fascinating little critters are a true sign of summer, emerging in droves and providing a unique soundtrack to your hike. But have you ever wondered, “Can I take some of these home for a snack?” Well, apparently that seems to be the case in some areas of Wisconsin! So much so, that the DNR has had to reiterate, "that's a big No-No!" To be fair, the Wisconsin DNR didn't specifically state what the bugs were being harvested for, but this was my first thought.
Former Wisconsin youth pastor charged with abusing teen as part of Faith Leader inquiry
MADISON – A former youth pastor has been charged with assaulting a minor as part of a state investigation into clergy and faith leader abuse in Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Department of Justice said in a release that James Lane, 52, was charged with one count of repeated sexual assault of a child...
Stuntebeck, Weisensel named all-district
The Marshall softball team was one of the area’s best in 2024. The Cardinals enjoyed several weeks ranked in the Wisconsin Fastpich Softball Association (WFSCA) top-10 for Division 3. They won a share of the Capitol — South conference title and won a Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) playoff game, as well. Following the end of the season, praise continues to rain down for the best and brightest on Marshall’s team. The WFSCA named a pair of Cardinals, sophomore pitcher Kennedy Weisensel and junior catcher...
Huebner, Baumann earn first team all-state honors
The 2024 softball season was another successful one for the Waterloo Pirates. Fresh off of a Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) state runner-up finish the season prior, they spent most of the season ranked in the Wisconsin Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association (WFSCA) top-10. Along the way, Waterloo claimed a share of the 2024 Capitol — South conference title and won the program’s second consecutive WIAA regional title. Those same coaches that had voted the Pirates into the top-10 remembered their top contributors when it came...
Exclusive: UW-Madison staff members criticize internal antisemitism training for insensitive language, inaccuracies
Staff members in attendance at an internal University of Wisconsin-Madison antisemitism training April 11 said there were several insensitive incidents and inaccuracies in anonymous feedback forms. Staff members recalled anti-Black microaggressions, a joke about UW-Madison’s land acknowledgement and perceived inaccuracies in presentation materials on Israel in forms obtained by The...
Assessed damage from Janesville tornado surpasses $20 million
JANESVILLE — The estimate of structural damage the EF-2 tornado that struck the south side of the city on June 22 caused has surpassed $20 million, a city official said. Nick Faust, assistant to the city manager, said that estimate was as of Thursday with about 300 structures damaged. Both figures might change as the city continues to assess damages. Janesville was the site of one of eight tornadoes across southern Wisconsin on June 22. There were estimated wind speeds of 115 mph in the Janesville tornado. It was on the ground for 11 minutes from 7:42-7:53 p.m. The outbreak of tornadoes spanned from Grant County on the Iowa state line all the way to Kenosha County. Two additional twisters touched down in Walworth County, one that tracked from the town of Delavan to Williams Bay and another that tracked from just east of Fontana to over Lake Como.
Analyst Says It’s A 3-Team Race In NBA’s Eastern Conference
With two of their biggest opponents getting significantly better, the Milwaukee Bucks might be the biggest losers in the early stages of the offseason. The New York Knicks re-signed OG Anunoby and traded for Mikal Bridges, all while the Philadelphia 76ers traded for Paul George and signed Tyrese Maxey to a max contract extension.
On a history note | In 2015 two students attended their 80th WBHS class reunion
West Bend, Wi – It was September 2015 and an 80th reunion was held for the West Bend High School class of 1935. There were 86 students in the graduating class. Two remaining students, Lillian Moritz Oelhafen and Frieda Kaehny Hauser attended. They met for breakfast at Perkins Restaurant in West Bend. There were lots of memories shared by the 98-year-olds who reminisced about their days growing up and working in West Bend.
VIDEO | REAL ESTATE | New Antiques & Collectibles of Yesteryears open on Hwy 144
West Bend, Wi – There’s a new Antique Store open on Highway 144 on the north side of West Bend. Formerly home to the Discount Barn and the Bargain Barn the new Antiques & Collectibles of Yesteryears has 3,000 square feet which is home to 40 vendors.
Milwaukee mayor calls for stricter gun laws after spate of shootings in city
Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson is again calling on the state Legislature to pass stricter gun laws after the city experienced a violent week. At least 15 people were shot in Milwaukee on Wednesday and Thursday, according to the latest media update from the Milwaukee Police Department. A 25-year-old was also fatally shot on Wednesday afternoon and on Thursday a 1-year-old was injured in a shooting.
Keith Urban plays hits, new single for a modest crowd at Milwaukee's Summerfest
Saturday night, perfect weather, middle weekend of Summerfest — yet another vacant lawn at the American Family Insurance Amphitheater. Once upon a time, the festival offered free first-come, first-served lawn passes to attendees; instead, Keith Urban played to a modest crowd of nevertheless energetic fans. ...
Former Brewers first rounder destroying Triple-A pitching with his new organization
In 2017, the Milwaukee Brewers used the 9th overall pick of the MLB draft to select Keston Hiura out of the University of California-Irvine. Just two years later, he was already making his MLB debut with the Crew. Brewers fans surely remember his impressive 2019 rookie season. In 84 games,...
Horicon Bank employees earn Lifetime Service Awards
Washington County, WI – Horicon Bank’s Fred F. Schwertfeger and Linda Schellpfeffer were honored by the Wisconsin Bankers Association as recipients of the organization’s Lifetime Service Award for 50 and 40 years of service to the banking industry. Washington County Insider on YouTube. Fred F. Schwertfeger says...
Wisconsin dental clinic breaks ground on new clinic to double patient volume
Madison, Wis.-based Affordable Dental Care recently broke ground on its new office that will help the nonprofit double its patient volume, Madison 365 reported July 1. The nonprofit clinic announced earlier this year that it was expanding to meet increased patient demand. Additionally, the clinic said on its website that the new office will allow it to reduce its current two- to five-month wait times, better handle emergency cases, integrate advanced technology and enhance its community outreach and educational initiatives.
Plymouth's 911 Communications Center Celebrates 1st Anniversary with Reduced Emergency Response Times
Marking its first anniversary, the coordinated 911 Communications Center for Plymouth, housed within the Plymouth County Sheriff’s Office, has been hailed for dramatically reducing emergency response times for 911 medical calls. The center, which is a collaborative effort to streamline emergency responses, has cut the average wait time from a matter of 2 minutes and 20 seconds down to just 68 seconds, as shared in a recent post that celebrated this significant improvement that undeniably is crucial because every second can be the difference between life and death when it comes to medical emergencies.
Don’t let the bugs bite as Pharmacal in Jackson offers repellent solutions | By Taylore Verville
Jackson, WI – Pharmacal, in the Village of Jackson, is a leader in the outdoor health-and-safety market and uses its longtime history as an insect repellent manufacturer to bring repellents to the market under the Coleman brand. Throughout the warm months of summer and outdoor activities protect your loved...
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