A Columbia County Huber inmate, Kirk D. Curtis, 35, walked away from his place of employment on Wednesday, Oct. 21. He was serving a probation…
The Columbia County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the whereabouts of a Huber inmate that did not return from work. Amanda Montroy, 28, was due t…
Every fall since 1911, the University of Wisconsin has celebrated Homecoming. Although COVID-19 will prevent in-person events from happening d…
In order to promote the safety of patients, healthcare workers and the community, visits at SSM Health St. Clare Hospital in Baraboo have been…
Columbia County Public Health has requested assistance from the Wisconsin National Guard to provide free COVID-19 testing. The National Guard …
Wisconsin communities recently received $129,698,460 in transportation funding payments, the last quarterly payments for 2020.
John Larsen, Alliant Energy chairman, president and chief executive officer, announced that Tom Tang has been named vice president and chief i…
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Due to COVID-19, this year’s annual Girls on the Run of South Central Wisconsin Fall 5K run will be virtual.
Two cars are seen in line waiting for their orders at the Karben4 Brewery’s "drive-thru taproom" event on Wednesday, Oct. 7 in the parking lot…
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources will reopen Gibraltar Rock State Natural Area in Columbia County and Dells of the Wisconsin Rive…
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation, State Patrol and partner law enforcement agencies are reminding motorists to be alert for the pote…
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On Tuesday, Oct.13 at 6 p.m., the DeForest Area Public Library will host a forum of seven candidates across three Assembly Districts that will…
With the end of September comes the opportunity to recognize the youth who are graduating out of the Wisconsin 4-H youth development program.
On Sunday, Oct. 4, Pastor PyungAhn “Peace” Kim of Lodi United Methodist Church, blessed 12 packages of clothing and other items that were rece…
In the last two years, there were a total of 1,676 traffic convictions in Wisconsin for violating the state’s Move Over law. With National Mov…
With National Move Over Day set for Saturday Oct. 17, the Wisconsin State Patrol’s October Law of the Month reminds drivers to move over or sl…
Wisconsin 4-H Youth Development is excited to announce the 2020 Hall of Fame Laureates including nine volunteers, supporters, and staff who ha…
On Sunday, Oct. 4th at 2 a.m., a Columbia County Sheriff’s deputy conducted a traffic stop with a vehicle for a speed violation near the inter…
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Aspirus Divine Savior Hospital & Clinics celebrated the adoption of its new name and the unveiling of the first of many new Aspirus signs …
Prairie du Sac’s River Arts, Inc. is hosting a virtual art exhibit featuring two award-winning artists this fall. “Force of Nature” is an onli…
In these times of physical distancing, victims of domestic violence are experiencing increased isolation and fear. It’s more important than ev…
The joint Wisconsin-Minnesota Twin Cities-Milwaukee-Chicago (TCMC) Passenger Rail Project has been selected to receive a $31.8 million federal…
Aspirus Divine Savior Hospital & Clinics celebrated the adoption of its new name and the unveiling of the first of many new Aspirus signs today.
In the weekly report by the Columbia County Public Health Department on Sept. 30, a third death in the county related to COVID-19 was noted. T…
“It’s five o’clock somewhere,” declared University of Wisconsin professor Robin Shepard as he kicked off a virtual worldwide “happy hour” on t…
