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BREAKING NEWS: Lodi soldier one of 30 injured in deadly Fort Hood rampage Thursday

Associated Press

In this undated photo provided by Dave Moxon, Army Reserve Spc. Grant Moxon of Lodi is shown. Moxon was wounded in the leg during the shootings at Fort Hood, Texas on Thursday. WAUSAU (AP) — Twenty-three-year-old Army Reserve Spc. Grant Moxon of Lodi was one of the 30 people wounded in the shootings at Fort Hood, Texas on Thursday. Thirteen people, including one solider from eastern Wisconsin, also were killed when Army psychiatrist Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan opened fire on a group of soldiers at the base. Sgt. Amy Krueger, 29, of Kiel was killed in the shooting spree. Krueger arrived at Fort Hood on Tuesday and was scheduled to be sent to Afghanistan in December, her mother Jeri Krueger, told the Herald Times Reporter of Manitowoc. "Why this way?" Jeri Krueger asked in an interview with the Manitowoc newspaper. She did not immediately return a telephone message left Friday by The Associated Press at her home in Kiel. Amber Bahr, 19, of Random Lake was the other Wisconsin soldier injured in the incident. The 39-year-old Hasan was wounded during the rampage and remained hospitalized Friday in a coma, attached to a ventilator. Jeri Krueger said she last spoke to her daughter, who was with the Madison-based ...more

NEWS UPDATE: Plain woman killed in car accident

Capital newspapers staff

TOWN OF WESTFIELD — A van versus car collision Wednesday took the life of a Plain woman. Authorities say ...more

NEWS UPDATE: No excuses not to do yard work this beautiful weekend

Capital Newspapers staff

If any November weekend was going to be the perfect time to finish up any yard work, this is it. And after the ...more

Volleyball to make first state appearance in school history

By Dan Larson, Sauk Prairie Eagle

MCFARLAND — After the match was over Oct. 31, Lauren Halweg admitted she and her teammates on the Sauk ...more

Hearings on wind farm packed; hundreds turn out to hear merits debated

By Lyn Jerde, Capital Newspapers

FRIESLAND - Walter Wiersma considered introducing a photo of his children - 5-year-old Spencer and 3-year-old ...more

There's still time to recoup flood losses from 2008

By Tim Damos, Capital Newspapers

There’s still time for Sauk County business owners impacted by the June 2008 floods to recoup some of ...more

Pipe fits Devil's Lake problem: Tool should prevent overtopping

By Tim Damos, Capital Newspapers

Water levels at Devil’s Lake got so high during the June 2008 flood that the lake overtopped, causing ...more

Demerath resigns as ambulance director; EMT group leader also steps down

By Jeremiah Tucker, Sauk Prairie Eagle

Jason Demerath and Rikky Schiller both announced their resignation as director and president, respectively, of ...more

Sauk City rail museum proposed

By Jeremiah Tucker, Sauk Prairie Eagle

With plans already underway to build a new museum in Mazomanie, the North Freedom-based Mid-Continent Railway ...more

Cow chip throw cut from Travel Channel show; available online

By Jeremiah Tucker, Sauk Prairie Eagle

The Wisconsin State Cow Chip Throw and Sauk Prairie’s few minutes of national television exposure were the ...more

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