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Dane County Parks are one of the County’s greatest assets. With over 26 parks including 7 dog parks, 18 wildlife areas, 14 natural resource areas, 4 historical/cultural sites, 2 forests, over 100 miles of trails, 5 campgrounds, and the Lussier Family Heritage Center, there is something for...
Dane County Parks are one of the County’s greatest assets. With over 26 parks including 7 dog parks, 18 wildlife areas, 14 natural resource areas, 4 historical/cultural sites, 2 forests, over 100 miles of trails, 5 campgrounds, and the Lussier Family Heritage Center, there is something for...
Mount Horeb’s downtown Driftless Historium Museum & Research Center is seeking applicants for their 2020 Student Spotlight. The Historium is introducing an annual art show to celebrate the talent of area youth, and provide an opportunity for young artists to gain experience producing and...
Join the Friends of Donald Park on Sunday, March 15 at 1:00 p.m. for a maple syrup making demonstration. We will gather at the Hitchcock Farmstead at the end of Sutter Drive to learn about tapping and gathering sap from the sugar maple trees. There will be a cook down of the sap and maple syrup...
“On behalf of all the members of the Mount Horeb Community Band and everyone in attendance at our February 12 Children’s concert, we would like to thank the Mount Horeb Community Foundation for their generous support,” said Patty Schlafer and Will Janssen, Mount Horeb Community Band conductors. “...
Last week, Governor Tony Evers signed 2019 Senate Bill 50, which regulates the storage and usage of footage recorded by police body cameras, into law as 2019 Wisconsin Act 108. Representative Chris Taylor (D-Madison) has worked on this issue for many years, and she served as the Vice-Chair of the...
Sarah Pierce of the Ice Age Trail Alliance has an ambitious goal: She hopes to get 10,000 Wisconsin fourth graders outside and hiking the trail by the end of the school year.
Pierce visited Mount Horeb Rotary to tell members about her efforts and to let them know that the 1,000-mile trail passes...
On Friday, Feb. 21 and Saturday, Feb. 22 at Mount Horeb High School, in conjunction with the Mount Horeb Optimists Club and two trained performers from Prairie Fire Children’s Theatre, based out of Minnesota, local students in grades one through eight put on a prodution of “Pinocchio.” Photos...
Brenna Siebold had just returned home from teaching third grade at the Mount Horeb Intermediate Center. Her 9-month-old son, home with his sitter, was acting sluggish. She took Leo’s temperature. It was 103 degrees.
The fever was only the latest health scare in Leo’s short life. He was born with ...
About 130 Farmers Union members and local residents filled Brix Cider in Mount Horeb for a Feb. 16 viewing of the documentary “Right to Harm.”
The event was hosted by the South Central and Iowa-Grant chapters of Wisconsin Farmers Union (WFU). The documentary, which is being shown by several WFU...
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