Columbia County's Daily Newspaper
Mayor says sprinkler rules a hindrance; Jahn says businesses have rejected city because ordinance is stricter than state's
A sprinkler ordinance is putting the city at a "disadvantage" in attracting and keeping businesses, ...more
Oneida ruling details emerge; Judge White decided Clark wasn't impaired, Hahn acted properly
A judge's decision this week that allows statements made by Candace Clark to be used in her murder trial ...more
Continuing the challenge: event raises scholarship funds in memory of Carr-Larson
The work of former Portage teacher Colette Carr-Larson continues today, more than four years after she was ...more
Ex-CCI guard gets probation over drugs
A former guard at Columbia Correctional Institution will serve three years of probation on charges that he ...more
Farm Bill proposals could benefit dairy farmers
Potential changes to the next federal Farm Bill would enhance safety net provisions for Wisconsin dairy ...more
Bad stock tip cost Sauk investors $1.3M
BARABOO — A former Baraboo investment adviser faces a possible 12-year prison term after being charged ...more
PFC president 'not credible,' Columbus city attorney claims
COLUMBUS — While the Columbus Police and Fire Commission awaits a ruling from the Wisconsin attorney ...more
Waste company to pay $150,000 in Dodge/Columbia case
MADISON — Under the terms of a stipulation and judgment settling a lawsuit filed by the Wisconsin ...more
Police Notebook, May 9
Information is taken from the records of the Portage police and fire departments and does not represent a ...more
Clark statements can be used at trial
Information that Candace Clark provided to police in the initial hours after her arrest can be used as ...more