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A Partners in Equity (PIE) Food Grant is funding a partnership between Neighbors Helping Neighbors and the Mount Horeb Farmers Market.
Neighbors Helping Neighbors is now able to offer fresh, locally-produced food to its clients thanks to a partnership with the Mount Horeb Farmers Market and $5,000 in grant money distributed by the Dane County Board. The market is one of several agencies receiving funds through the Tamara D.... Continue Reading -
Festival was filled with fun for all agesThe Mount Horeb Summer Frolic took place Thursday through Sunday, July 12-15, featuring rides, games, music, food, fireworks and plenty more. Pictured above, the middle and high school bands provided plenty of tropical style in the Sunday parade. Photo by Casey McCoy. See two full pages of photos... Continue Reading
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Here in Wisconsin, one out of every six individuals is on Medicaid. Medicaid assistance is pervasive in our communities. Elderly citizens use... Continue Reading
File photo by Jason McMahon.
Mount Horeb’s kickoff to summer is back — and bringing new twists to the fun. The 58th Summer Frolic returns June 12–15 at Grundahl Park, with a... Continue Reading
Erin Ulrich founded Telsaan Tea in Mount Horeb a decade ago. Located at 108 East Main Street, the business has a loyal following both in the village and well beyond its borders. Photo by Matt Geiger.
Legend has it that Bodhidharma, the sixth century Indian priest who brought Buddhism to China, spent nine years facing a cave wall in meditation.... Continue Reading
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Local PFLAG chapter celebrates 10 yearsThe local PFLAG chapter is celebrating a decade this year, and Sue Huntenburg, the group’s president, recently took the time to talk about the past,... Continue Reading -
The Village Board met May 7 for their monthly meeting and earmarked funds for a proposed library expansion. The Board approved consent agenda items,... Continue Reading
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Erica Edquist
Millions of people tuned in to watch the NFL Draft in Green Bay on April 14, and when they did, many of them saw, or more importantly heard, a Mount... Continue Reading -
Amy Zwicker uses a variety of methods, including flesh-eating bugs, to clean animal bones and turn then into artwork at Crafty Creations. Photo by Matt Geiger.
Amy Zwicker has an affinity for living animals. She has affection for dead ones, too. “I see death differently than most people, I think,” she muses... Continue Reading
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