Fireman’s Park was established in 1916, on swampy land on the southern edge of Columbus on what was then called Madison Street.
Sisters Isabella and Nina Stout each normally would have shown numerous baking, arts and other projects for judging at the Sauk County Fair in July, but they, like other 4-H members in Sauk and Columbia counties, had to adapt this year to a largely virtual summer.
TOWN OF RUBICON – A 24 year-old woman died on Thursday evening as the result of a UTV accident tha occurred on private property near Neosho.
A Baraboo woman charged with two driving while intoxicated felonies, one involving a child under 16, was recently sentenced to six months in j…
A Baraboo woman who was arrested after police allegedly found more than 25 grams of methamphetamine on her posted a $500 cash bond Tuesday in …
After closing due to COVID-19 concerns, Baraboo Public Library Director Jessica Bergin announced Thursday the library will reopen Friday.
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Gov. Tony Evers urged President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence, who plan to visit Wisconsin next week, to have audiences wear masks.
The Public Service Commission authorized the Madison-based utility to use fuel and tax cost savings and what amounts to a loan to customers to…
