You’re not alone if you find yourself experiencing weird feelings you never had before.
For a time, the COVID-19 pandemic seemed to present the most serious risk to participants at the Beijing Olympics that open in just over two weeks.
“Three years ago I never would have thought that this is where I’d be in my life,” the senior said of going from novice to a title contender and a college recruit in a little over 24 months
“Let your fingers do the walking through the Yellow Pages!” This little ditty from days of yore encouraged folks to find businesses in the special section of the phone book. Such searching still happens each and every day, most often through your fingertips on a keyboard or screen.
Since we're painfully aware of being stuck in the throes of winter, it's hard not to think wistfully of warmer times.
Columnist Mark Walters details how he camped on backwaters of Mississippi River near Prairie Du Chien
Outdoors columnist Jerry Davis describes how you can safely enjoy the winter
Columnist Mark Walters details how he camped on backwaters of Mississippi River near Prairie Du Chien
Outdoors columnist Jerry Davis describes how you can safely enjoy the winter
I support Rick Dodd for Portage’s Mayor. At the time the splashpad was constructed, Rick was an alderman and later became mayor. Rick informed the community what exactly a splashpad is. Rick was always very frugal and liked the idea but he expected the Portage Service Clubs to raise the funds.
COLUMBUS – The Columbus School Board may hire a search firm to help find the district’s next superintendent.
Pardeeville's Derek Lindert puts up triple-double, inches closer to 2,000 career points; Husty boys get back on court, win big; Baraboo, Beaver Dam and Horicon wrestling teams all do well
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A rural Beaver Dam man who was vaccine hesitant said his infection with COVID-19 nearly cost him his life.
COLUMBUS – It was a labor of love for Helen Klock to create the new Tea Time Wine Bar & Bakery in the former Fireman’s Tavern in downtown Columbus.
Central Wisconsin Christian boys and girls also find the win column on Tuesday
COLUMBUS – The Columbus City Council moved meeting dates in February and April in order to give the city clerk staff the time to attend to the needs of the spring primary and spring election.
REESEVILLE – The new year is bringing some changes to rural areas around Beaver Dam with the creation of the new Clyman, Reeseville, Lowell Fire Department, which will work together to serve the area.
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COLUMBUS – Students and staff in Columbus schools will have an extra day off of school Tuesday following two scheduled days off as the district battles a surge in COVID-19 cases.
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COLUMBUS – Columbus City Council approved forming a storm water utility for the city during its meeting Tuesday and will ask voters for permission to charge a fee.
JUNEAU – A 57-year-old Fox Lake man was placed on a $25,000 cash bond after being arrested for his 10th offense of drunken driving on New Year’s Day.
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