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Wautoma High School artists create mural for local police dept.
During the school year, several Wautoma High School art students in Preston Miller’s class painted a mural for the Wautoma Police Department. The mural will soon be displayed at the department. The mural depicts the Wautoma Police Department patch and highlights the City of Wautoma logo of Recreation in Every Direction. “The students did an excellent job! We are very appreciative of their work and for the guidance of Mr. Miller,” Wautoma Police Chief Paul Mott commented.
New Life Lavender & Cherry Farm
Fragrant lavender is in full bloom at New Life Lavender & Cherry Farm set on 40 acres with sweeping views of the Baraboo Bluffs. 2024 marks this working farm’s eighth season, which runs through early October. A great way to enhance your summer calendar is by booking New Life’s...
‘You Are Not Going to Touch My F—ng Daughter’: Police Report Reveals Why Wisconsin Father Is Unremorseful After Shoving Superintendent at High School Graduation
A Wisconsin school superintendent took out a restraining order against a man who was just charged with disorderly conduct for shoving the district leader to […] ‘You Are Not Going to Touch My F—ng Daughter’: Police Report Reveals Why Wisconsin Father Is Unremorseful After Shoving Superintendent at High School Graduation
MSHSL State Softball Champions Determined
The Randolph Rockets moved from Class 1A to Class 2A this year due to the enrollment criteria set up by the Minnesota State High School League ( MSHSL). It didn't seem to faze them, capping off their season with a 3-0 win over Lake Crystal-Wellcome Memorial Friday, June 7, 2024 to capture their second title in 4 years. Randolph has been to the State Fastpitch Tournament six years in a row.
Star-Studded “Money in the Bank” feature highlights busy stretch at Berlin Raceway
The action shifts into overdrive at Berlin Raceway as the track hosts three nights of racing over an eight-day span highlighted by the “Money in the Bank” feature, one of the premier races of the summer at Berlin. The run of racing begins this Saturday at Berlin Raceway...
Post 343 holds flag dedication ceremony on new flagpole at Hancock Park
Hancock American Legion and Auxiliary Post 343 held a flag dedication ceremony on a new flagpole at Hancock Park, kicking off the second annual Fish Lake Festival on June 1. The Legion donated the pole and flag, the Auxiliary provided homemade sweets and coffee and music was provided by the Tri-County Marching Band.
6/6/24 Hometown Broadcasting News Thursday
Wautoma Police say a 35-year-old Hancock man is in custody suspected of trying to abduct a child at Bird Creek Park in Wautoma Wednesday afternoon. The man approached several children and tried to leave with one stating he was “Going to take them to Heaven.” Following a press release and Facebook post with the suspect’s description, Wautoma Police and Waushara County Dispatchers were flooded with tips about the suspect and received videos from parents that were at the park. Shiloe Viau was identified as a possible suspect. He was on supervised release for charges in Columbia County. Viau was located in Wautoma wearing the same clothing witnesses at the park reported. He admitted to being at the park playing with children, but denied intention to kidnap them. He is being held at the Waushara County Jail. Charges referred against him include attempted kidnapping, disorderly conduct, and he was placed on a probation hold. (Wautoma Police Department photo).
Ripon Senior Activity Center will host Peace, Love and Party!
Get ready to groove to the tunes of the swinging ’60s at the Ripon Senior Activity Center’s upcoming event, “Peace, Love and Party!”. Taking place Thursday, June 13 from 5 to 8 p.m. at the senior center at 388 Murray Park Drive, this retro-themed party promises an evening filled with nostalgia and fun for local seniors.
Wisconsin man tased after pointing gun at deputy, given $50,000 cash bond
NEW CHESTER, Wis. (WFRV) – A 66-year-old Wisconsin man was tased after allegedly drawing a handgun and pointing it at a deputy on Friday night. According to the Adams County Sheriff’s Office, on June 7, shortly before 4:45 p.m., deputies received a complaint in the 300 block of County Highway A in the town of New Chester.
The evolution of orthopedic surgery during Dr. David Eggert’s career
In the last quarter century, orthopedic surgery has undergone a remarkable evolution, with advancements in technology, techniques and understanding of biomechanics reshaping the field. During his 35-year career, Orthopedic & Sports Institute of the Fox Valley’s Dr. David Eggert, who sees patients at his clinic in Ripon, noted he has...
Ripon swears in two new police officers
Two new police officers were sworn in last week Thursday at City Hall, with one officer heading directly into patrolling and a second officer bound for the Police Academy. The two officers, Danielle LaLuzerne and Cole Burdick, were surrounded by family and friends as they swore their oath of office, administered by City Administrator Adam Sonntag, with Ripon Police Chief Bill Wallner standing by.
Grief resources available for Marquette community
As the Marquette community grieves the passing of President Michael R. Lovell, the university wants all who are coping with this loss to know that there are spiritual and mental health resources available to help. A campus prayer vigil will be held Monday, June 10, from 9 a.m. to 7...
Baraboo Residents Look To Oust School Board President
Some residents in Baraboo are looking to remove the president of the school district’s Board of Education for what they believe to be a mishandling of resources. The ‘Recall Vodak Committee’ was formed in May, aiming to remove current Board of Education president Kevin Vodak from his position. The committee says reasons for the recall include mismanagement of taxpayer dollars, issues with teacher and staff retention and unethical conflicts of interests. Speaking to members of the committee, they say the concerns stem from care of the students. Other issues raised by the group listed include disagreements over superintendent pay and district office staffing.
Letter: Memorial Day ceremony, Stewart’s words stirred patriotism, love of county
(Re: “Stewart encourages people to live by their words” May 30, 2024) I sat at the Ripon Memorial Day program and was reminded of the sacrifices given for our freedom. It made me thankful and that I must never forget. Therefore I remember ... ➤ When America helped...
Ripon Summer Concert Series
The Horicon Bank Ripon Summer Concert Series is back for its 30th season! Every summer, the streets of downtown Ripon, Wisconsin, come alive with music, offering a delightful way to enjoy beautiful evenings with family and friends. Week after week, we present an exceptional lineup featuring Blues, Rock, Country, and other music styles in a charming outdoor setting.
Waupun rallies with 2 outs in 7th to stun Jefferson, ending Eagles' bid for 4th straight state berth
PORTAGE — The Eagles, riding senior ace Tyler Schroedl, got through 6 2/3 innings clinging to a one-run lead. Four pitches later, the Warriors produced an unlikely four-run rally. Second-seeded Waupun scored the tying run via error and the go-ahead run on Trey Schmidt’s single in the seventh inning, charging past top-seeded Jefferson 4-1 in a Division 2 baseball sectional semifinal at Portage High School on Tuesday afternoon. ...
Dad’s Motive Behind Shoving School Superintendent Revealed In Police Report
A police report following the incident that took place during a graduation ceremony at Baraboo High School revealed the motive behind Matthew Eddy, a white man, disrupting the event by forcefully preventing the Black superintendent, Dr. Rainey Briggs, from shaking hands with his daughter on May 31. RELATED STORIES: Superintendent Fired For Allegedly Threatening Students ... Read more The post Dad’s Motive Behind Shoving School Superintendent Revealed In Police Report appeared first on Hollywood Unlocked .
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