The Rock County Historical Society (RCHS) will be featuring a community-focused exhibit of nostalgic holiday photos this upcoming holiday season. For the display, titled "Tidings of Comfort and Joy," RCHS is inviting the public to submit photographs of holiday moments from the past that capt…
The Gathering Place, 715 Campus St., Milton, is a senior activity center offering a variety of activities for adults of all ages. These include classes, workshops, programs, trips and other services. Most are free of charge. While membership is encouraged, non-members may participate in all …
“A total surprise,” is how Jane Metcalf described her reaction when she learned she would be inducted into the Ag Business Council of Rock County’s Hall of Fame.
Organics including food waste and scraps account for about 30% of Wisconsin’s landfill waste by weight, according to a study of waste from 14 disposal sites that was commissioned by the state Department of Natural Resources.
Congressman Bryan Steil this week recognized Milton native John Boie for winning a gold medal at the 2020 Paralympic Summer Games held this summer in Tokyo.
Rep. Bryan Steil, R-Wis., is looking for nominees for his veteran of the year award.
Edgerton Hospital has hired Whitney Oechsner, an advanced practice nurse prescriber, to serve at its Milton Clinic, 831 Arthur Drive, Milton.
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Milton volleyball falls to Watertown at home.
The Milton Red Hawks sent their Homecoming crowd home happy—keeping its eyes on the prize of a WIAA Division 2 playoff berth—with a 17-0 win over Janesville Parker.
Junior Brayden Bastian is the new quarternack for the Milton Red Hawks.
Steve Stricker and Padraig Harrington have been Ryder Cup captains for nearly three years, long enough to know not every decision they make is going to be popular.
Milton High School’s girls swim team dominated the Elkhorn Invitational on Saturday.
Rodney Wedig knew his Milton football team had to make it a low-scoring game to stay with top-ranked Waunakee on Friday night.
Much like all collegiate football programs, Milton College had its share of quirky happenings during its 81-year existence that ended with the unfortunate closing of the school in the spring of 1982. In the early days there were wagon rides to Albion Academy, players with homemade protective…
