Kyle Brown1-4: Halloween decorations are seen outside the Brown house on West John Street in Poynette on Oct. 26. Kyle Brown said this is the …
On Tuesday, Nov. 2, there will be a blood drive in the gymnasium at Poynette High School, located at 108 N. Cleveland Street. The American Red…
On Sunday, Oct. 24, at approximately 6:08 p.m., the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office Dispatch Center was notified of a crash involving a UTV i…
Face coverings will now be recommended, but not required for audience members of School Board meetings, and other similar meetings.
Electors living within the School District of Poynette gathered for the district’s annual meeting and budget hearing on Oct. 18 at Poynette El…
The Poynette Village Board is closing in on its approval of the 2022 operating budget. But before things get finalized, Village Administrator …
Plumer Karate America recently held its Fall 2021 Black Belt graduation. Seventeen individuals earned various degrees of their black belt. All…
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A small gathering took place behind the Poynette Area Public Library on Oct. 15 to conclude its 80th anniversary celebration. One year ago, ev…
The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction recently released information on fall student counts and school district revenue limits for the…
Recently, the Poynette National Honor Society made a significant donation to the Poynette Area Community Food Pantry.
Lucky’s Bridge Motel caught fire on Sunday night. There were no injuries to occupants, bystanders or firefighters.
Within the 2022 budget for the village of Poynette, $60,000 is earmarked for a new piece of equipment that will help the Public Works Departme…
The changes in elevation in certain spots at Jamieson Park could be conical — dome-shaped — mounds. It is also uncertain what exactly lies ben…
Columbia County has 35 official municipalities within its borders. According to the results of the most recent U.S. Census, the total populati…
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Captain Desiree Heimbecker from Poynette-Dekorra EMS gave an important lesson on CPR to fifth and sixth grade students as part of the After Sc…
With the average age of members within in Poynette Area Gardeners Association (PAGA) on the rise in recent years, the group has decided to pur…
The Village of Poynette has received $248,115 in funds as a result of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) signed by President Joe Biden. The f…
The Poynette-Dekorra Fire Department showed how to put out a fire at its Safety Night earlier this year. Fire Prevention Week is Oct. 3-9 this year.
With the village of Poynette waiting on certain final numbers important to the overall operating budget, Village Administrator Craig Malin bri…
Back in April 2020, per the request of Village President Diana Kaschinske, the Poynette Village Board discussed whether or not to allow ATVs, …
Nearly a decade ago, the Poynette School District began it’s Vision 2020 initiative, which took aim at improving student achievements througho…
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Craig Malin is beginning to settle into Poynette as the new Village Administrator. Malin took over the role on Sept. 1.
Face coverings will continue to be required for all students, staff and visitors throughout the Poynette School District.
The Poynette Police Department took a lot of drugs off the village streets this summer.
Since the designation of the West Point agricultural enterprise area (AEA) in 2014, the Columbia County Land and Water Conservation Department…
The property located at 374 South Street now has five more months to make the necessary repairs in order to make the home livable again.
A threat toward Poynette Middle School, made on Sunday, Sept. 19, was determined to be not viable. Classes went on as scheduled Sept. 20, and …
