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William S. Middleton Memorial Veterans Hospital in Madison will hold a Town Hall meeting for Veterans on Wednesday, Feb. 19 in the city of Portage. This meeting will provide an opportunity for Veterans, their families and others with a stake in Veterans’ health care issues to make comments a…
Phyllis (Brunner) and James E. Schwartz, Dane, were married at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Cross Plains on Aug. 16, 1969.
Phyllis (Brunner) and James E. Schwartz, Dane, were married at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Cross Plains on Aug. 16, 1969.
Hot sun beat down on the back of my neck, and a mosquito pricked at my elbow. Still, I held my breath and clicked the camera’s shutter-release button twice more before straightening up out of my crouch and swatting the mosquito. The tiny wasp I’d been trying to catch in the act of nectaring …
Anticipation is growing for the 154th annual Lodi Agriculture Fair.
Actor, musician, author and horse aficionado William Shatner will make his second appearance at Wizard World Comic Con on Sunday, Dec. 2 at the Alliant Energy Center, but in an exclusive interview, he talked about his acting, his recording of “Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds” and even his annu…
The community is invited to come and be part of the Christmas Pageant. All ages welcome. Be an actor or sing in the choir. If you are interested in being part of this special event call Nellie 608-643-4628, Barb 608-438-3839 or Bruce 608-493-2377. Everyone is invited to come and be inspired …
The next Ice Age Trail Alliance Lodi Valley Chapter meeting will be at 7 p.m. on Thursday , July 19 at the Lodi Medical Clinic, 160 Valley Drive. For more information, call Joanna at 608-577-9984.
The 2018 Dane Firefighters' Festival is today through Sunday at Bert Deans Park in the Village of Dane.
The Lodi Library proved to be quite a draw for area youth fresh into their summer vacation, as they watched local musician Tom Kastle perform last week at Lodi Public Library. The summer reading program is still open to registration, and is held Tuesday and Thursday at 10:30 a.m.
There are many different ways to tell stories.
Lodi Area Opportunity & Development, Inc. honored numerous local businesses at its annual meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 6 at the Lodi American Legion hall.
Hole-in-ones can be a year-round joy with the Lake Wisconsin Lion’s Club Eskimo Open.
The Lodi Public Library will literally be aglow Feb. 3.
For eons, nature lovers have pondered the peace of the woods at night – as Robert Frost reflected, of hearing “the sweep/ Of easy wind and downy flake.”
Library supporters are in for a righteous evening Feb. 10.
Emma Cahalane of Lodi will be performing as part of "The Nutcracker Ballet" on Dec. 2.
A Lodi campground is featured on an upcoming camping-themed episode of Discover Wisconsin.
Lodi High School student performers invited community members and visitors abroad to “Be Our Guest” for Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, a musical.
For the second year, the MacKenzie Center will host a cornucopia of fall activities.
In honor of National Assisted Living Week from Sept. 10-16, Lodi’s Our House held a lineup of activities including performances, crafts and theme days.
It’s a very intricate process. And it’s one that involves patience, skill and know-how.
As their television show “Desert Flippers” continues to be roaringly successful, Lodi and Madison natives Lindsey and Eric Bennett were recent guest judges on the home-flipping and remodeling show “Brother vs. Brother.” And though they were excited to meet the HGTV stars, while filming in Galveston, Texas they ran into their idol by chance: Jordy Nelson, the Packers wide receiver, strolling down the sidewalk with his wife and baby.
The Lodi United Methodist Church will feature a performance by the Kat Trio July 30, a band who will mark the beginning of the season for the organization’s concert series.
On it’s 13th year, DekorraFest will stay fresh with plenty of new features.
The Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America, which stopped in Dekorra on May 19, announced its 23rd anniversary Ride raised $1.3 million – the most funds raised in a single year since 2008.
The annual demolition derby at Lodi Agricultural Fair draws fans in droves for gritty, roaring fun.
Fifty-four years ago, after a group searched for a way to promote art in the community, a tradition was born. This weekend, the yearly event comes back to Lodi.
Long before “locavore” and “foodie” were trendy words, the Dane Firefighters Festival encapsulated both.
On its 40th anniversary, Columbia County’s annual dairy brunch comes with a twist.
Warm weather has returned, and the concerts in the park are back.
For many, Lodi summer nights are about kicking back in a lawn chair, listening to local music and watching the sun set over rows of cars.
Because of the Second Chance Fund, Prince, Zak and Zeus have a reason to wag their tails.
A classic story of a séance-gone-awry will hit Lodi High School’s stage this weekend.
The Portage Area Community Theater will present a "Live Radio Show" with music from the 50's and 60's at the Portage Center for the Arts, 301 E. Cook St.
Lodi has many claims to fame, including the fact that it is the birthplace of the annual Aldo Leopold celebrations.
On July 10, 84-year-old June Fiske picked up a pencil and discovered a long-dormant artistic talent.
Like some of the MacKenzie Center’s wildlife, visitors will soon have the chance to explore the wilderness by skimming over the top of snowbanks.
Lodi Rotary to host first beer and wine tasting event
Those seeking a little magic to cast a spell on their winter blues don’t have to cross bridges guarded by trolls or face moats with alligators. Instead, they should go no further than the Lodi Public Library this Saturday.
Arlington Prairie Producers 4-H Club, formed by students in the Lodi, Poynette and Arlington areas, won first place and other honors in the Columbia County 4-H Drama Festival.
Yarrr be feelin’ the winter blues?
This is a special year for Dance Wisconsin; JoJean Retrum is celebrating 40 years of her classic version of the original Nutcracker in Shannon Hall on the UW-Madison campus.
There’s no need to travel for a show. Lodi’s annual spectacle of lights returns for the second year on Saturday, Dec. 3.
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