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Sara Fritz is “Someone You Should Know.” Sara was chosen as the Optimist Club’s high school recipient of the “Someone You Should Know” award for outstanding community service for the month of February.
Sara is a senior at Mount Horeb High School. She has been a four year member of the high school...
Mount Horeb Rotary’s February students are Madelyn Mason and Kaylyn Hellenbrand. Both are seniors.
Madelyn, the daughter of Paul and Laura Mason, has been active in band, choir, Interact, Ecology Club, DECA, National Honors Society, and is the captain of the volleyball team. She will attend the...
Incumbent Daniel Kelly and Dane County Circuit Judge Jill Karofsky emerged victorious from the Tuesday, Feb. 18 primary, and will face each other in a head-to-head showdown on Tuesday, April 7. The winner will secure a 10-year term on the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
In the primary, Kelly, who espouses...
In the years to come, countless people in southern Wisconsin will run, skip, or climb a flight of stairs without fear. They will kneel in the garden beneath the generous rays of the summer sun, without worrying about getting up. They will bend down to embrace boisterous grandchildren at...
Winter stars dangled over the cloudless skies. Faint light cast over a pitch-black outline of rolling hills. At 7:15 sharp, Mary Price unlocks the doors of the Perry Town Hall, a one-room schoolhouse lined top-to-bottom in wooden paneling.
“We have sort of an unusual situation tonight,” Price says...
The Village of Blue Mounds plans for forthcoming single and multi-family development at the February 12th board meeting.
Kyo Ladopoulos and the Village started the process to figure out with to do with commercial lots that have been empty since 2006. With 14 years of no activity, the owner said he’...
The Town Board met February 10th and did not delay. The meeting kicked off with action on the Memorandum of Understanding to work with the Capital Area Regional Planning Commission for mapping and data services. After learning the town would save money being on the same schedule as everyone else,...
The Mount Horeb Recreation Department is proud to announce Mary Nelson as the winner of the 2019 Volunteer of the Year Award.
Without dedicated volunteers, the recreation department would not be able to offer quality programs and activities for the residents of Mount Horeb and surrounding areas...
Feeder birds can be persnickety. Chickadees and titmice pick a single kernel and off going to perch, peak, and get a seed from a dry fruit.
What would happen if there was no perch to perch on, even initially, before determining if they should come and partake?
Perches are important for birds to...
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20
“Fall Prevention” by Capital Physical Therapy, 10:30am, Mt. Horeb Senior Center
Lunch outing, Sugar River, leaving at 10:30am, Mt. Horeb Senior Center
Community Clothes Closet open 5:00-7:00pm
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22
Community Clothes Closet...
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