Given the rise in COVID-19 cases at Milton High School, and based upon the guidance from the Rock County Public Health Department, the school …
As Election Day, Nov. 3, draws near, Milton City Clerk Leanne Schroeder said that while she is expecting a “record turnout,” she also said: “I…
While property tax bills in December will reflect a 5.91% increase in taxing by the Milton School District, the tax rate itself is decreasing …
The City of Milton Common Council gave authorization Oct. 20 to City Administrator Al Hulick to execute an offer to purchase approximately 55 …
During a recent budget presentation, City Administrator Al Hulick noted that, in 2020, the city of Milton was the second fastest growing city …
For Nate and Tonya Hrobsky, owners of Nate’s Landscaping, 939 Storrs Lake Road, finding their passion, and forming a family business, began wi…
At least $12,534 must be cut from the proposed $5.1 million 2021 Milton city budget to meet state imposed tax levy limits, according to City A…
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Dr. Frank Brodkey, an ICU doctor at Mercyhealth Hospital in Janesville, stands on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Milton resident …
Halloween decorations of all variety danced in the wind Saturday, Oct. 17. Many creating Halloween home displays across the community claimed …
Milton City Clerk Leanne Schroeder gave a presentation to the City of Milton Common Council Oct. 6, offering a full synopsis of how voting in …
The Milton School District will receive about $22.1 million in state general school aid for the current school year, representing a 3.47 perce…
Following three tie-breaking votes cast by Mayor Anissa Welch, the City of Milton Common Council approved Oct. 6 a “change of premise” request…
A site plan for a Dairy Queen restaurant which will be constructed at 1167 Gateway Drive was approved Oct. 6 by the City of Milton Plan Commission.
Ashley Nelson works in the Milton office for Century 21 Affiliated, a real estate company and Focus on Energy Trade Ally contractor, which she…
2020 marks the 17th year that The Connecting Church – Milton Seventh Day Baptist has been involved with Operation Christmas Child. Last year, …
Some 12 city-owned parks are undergoing an assessment process the results of which will be used to create a Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation P…
Donnie Zimmerman retired from the City of Milton after 34 years.
Several families and their furry companions were enjoying the nice weather Sunday with a trip to the Milton "Tails n Trails" dog park.
Trick-or-treating in Milton will be held Saturday, Oct. 31, between 3 and 6 p.m.
A Milton and Milton Township Fire Department ladder platform firetruck with a crew of three Milton firefighters and Milton Fire Department Bat…
The Milton Police Department is investigating a substantial battery that took place about 10:30 p.m. Saturday in the area of Columbus/East Hig…
Rock County native Logan Cassidy was born in Janesville and grew up in Milton where he and his two older brothers, Jake and Shane, “played fir…
No one was injured in a residential fire Monday at 8936 N. Jacobs Drive in the Town of Milton, according to Milton Battalion Chief Chris Lukas.
“This is a new school year that we can’t compare to any other because it is completely different,” said Milton Area Youth Center (MAYC) Execut…
Giving two weeks’ notice is considered a common professional courtesy when someone is leaving a job.
Milton School District voters may have a feeling of déjà vu with the November operational referendum.
Pumpkins, gourds and squash come with distinction at Kuffer’s Pumpkins, 5184 W Miles Road. There are blue and pink pumpkins, and a variety cal…
