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The Mount Horeb Summer Frolic Board of Directors voted last night to cancel this year's festival, which was scheduled for June 11-14. Organizers are working to decide if they will put together a smaller event later in the summer, once public health officials have cleared larger public gatherings....
Blue Mounds town chairman Dennis Jelle is calling on Governor Tony Evers to Delay the April 7 election.
"As Chair of the Town, I believe it is imperative that Governor Evers and Leaders Robin Vos and Scott Fitzgerald take action to delay the Election," said Jelle. "Protecting staff, voters and...
Editor’s Note: Spring sports have been canceled through at least April 6 due to the spread of COVID-19. If and when spring sports resume, these are the schedules for Mount Horeb’s sports teams.
Varsity baseball
Date Opponent Time
April 7 at Beaver Dam 5 p.m.
April 11 at Monroe (DH) 11 a.m.
April 14...
The best gymnastics team in Wisconsin was treated as such.
And that only seems right.
Mount Horeb’s girls gymnastics team — which won the WIAA Division 2 state championship — had five girls named to the all-Badger Conference team. Those gymnasts accounted for 16 of the 30 spots on the all-...
They were the state’s highest scoring line in boys prep hockey this season.
So, when it came time to vote on the all-Badger North Conference hockey team recently, league coaches were faced with some impressive credentials from the Sauk Prairie co-op trio of senior wing Riley Jelinek, senior center...
Congratulations to the 2nd place MSG 2 Teens PSA winners at Mount Horeb High School. The teams message was centered around texting and driving with a theme of “You are Out of Your Mind if you Drive Blind” The winning team consisted of Anna Leibfried, Leah Leibfried, Ethan Post and Emily Wallace...
A group of local people representing a diverse collection of professions visited with local students on March 13. They are (from left) Brent Yauchler, Kristin Vike-Steinich, DC, Ben Magnuson, Ellen Walton, Joe Berg, DO, Jean Elmer, DVM, Mike Buechner, Jill Dudley, Melissa Schultz, Heidi Kopras,...
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt began holding “Fireside Chats” to address the nation beginning in 1933. Using Roosevelt as inspiration, Mount Horeb superintendent Dr. Steve Salerno held the first in a series of online chats on Friday.
“We didn’t even get to say goodbye.” It’s a sentiment expressed by many teachers in Mount Horeb who learned last week that schools across Wisconsin would close indefinitely during the coronavirus pandemic. While parents’ lives were thrown into dissaray as they suddenly had to care for their...
Wisconsin residents who need to register to vote for the April 7 Spring Election can now use MyVote.WI.gov to register online until March 30, according to the Wisconsin Elections Commission.
Voters must be registered before they can request an absentee ballot, so reopening online registration was...