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Adams County, Wisconsin defines and regulates the destruction of noxious weeds, requiring landowners and public officials to remove specified invasive plants.
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Adams County, Wisconsin, defines and regulates the destruction of noxious weeds, requiring landowners and public officials to remove specified invasive plants.
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The City of New Lisbon invites the community to a May 14, 4 p.m. ribbon-cutting for the new Police Department at 601 E Bridge St., with tours and refreshments.
- City of Columbus
Columbus completes Fireman’s Park stormwater upgrades and will host a ribbon cutting at the park bridge near the high school at 9 a.m. Saturday, May 16, 2026.
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Columbus Common Council recap of May 5 and May 7, 2026 actions, including ordinances, appointments, budget approvals, purchases, and upcoming city meetings.
The City of New Lisbon invites the community to a May 14, 4 p.m. ribbon-cutting for the new Police Department at 601 E Bridge St., with tours and refreshments.
Columbus completes Fireman’s Park stormwater upgrades and will host a ribbon cutting at the park bridge near the high school at 9 a.m. Saturday, May 16, 2026.
Columbus Common Council recap of May 5 and May 7, 2026 actions, including ordinances, appointments, budget approvals, purchases, and upcoming city meetings.
Necedah Area School District seeks input from staff, families and community members via an online survey for the new superintendent hiring process.
City of Columbus seeks applicants from District 1 to fill an alderperson vacancy through April 20, 2027. Apply online by 4:30 p.m. May 16, 2026.
The City of New Lisbon will host a grand opening for its new Police Department on Thursday, May 14, at 4 p.m. at 601 E Bridge St., with tours and refreshments.
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Middle and high school summer courses run June 8-July 2 for grades 6-12, with some credit options, free meals for ages 18 and under, and no bus transportation.
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Information for Necedah High School seniors and families on graduation requirements and the 2026 senior countdown schedule from May 21–23.
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“Senior assassin” involves high school seniors targeting other seniors with a water pistol and recording it, Columbus Police Chief Dennis Weiner said in a statement.
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An EF0 tornado, with an estimated peak wind of 85 mph, damaged a garage on Shaw Hill Road on Tuesday and lasted about a minute between 12:44 a.m. and 12:45 a.m.
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High-powered offensive production with some stolen bases sprinkled in highlight this week's supernova nominees. Vote for your favorite.
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A search that lasted for more than six months ended on Monday when the Beaver Dam Unified School District approved the appointment of a new principal for Beaver Dam High School.
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The program now serves 63 kids. After the expansion is completed, that will increase to 170.
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The kayaker was able to climb on top of the capsized boat, Beaver Dam Fire Chief Michael Wesle said in a statement.
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Gov. Tony Evers marked Earth Week with a statewide tour, touting Wisconsin’s Trillion Trees Pledge progress and visits highlighting conservation and clean energy.
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Gov. Tony Evers approved an $8.55 million project to reconstruct and resurface WIS 35 in Siren, with traffic detours and completion expected in mid-October.
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US 8 bridge traffic in St. Croix Falls will be reduced to one lane each way from April 27 to May 4 for three-stage deck repairs, with schedules weather dependent.
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Eastbound I-94 will fully close overnight April 30–May 1 near Kinney Road in St. Croix County for bridge girder placement, with traffic detoured via WIS 35 and WIS 65.
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WisDOT details 2025-26 road and bridge projects, detours and lane closures across northwest Wisconsin counties, including US 53, I-94, WIS 29 and local roads.
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Gov. Tony Evers celebrates Earth Week, urging Wisconsinites to reduce waste, conserve resources, and support statewide climate and clean energy efforts.
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Wisconsin planted nearly 12 million trees and conserved 7,800 acres in 2025, surpassing 54 million trees since 2021 and advancing its Trillion Trees Pledge.