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Despite Wisconsin schools being closed, they will continue to feed children in their communities, including Pardeeville, Lodi and Poynette, th…
Columbia County reported its sixth and seventh confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Friday afternoon.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services reported Friday that Sauk County had recorded its first COVID-19 related death.
PARDEEVILLE — Agri-science teacher Amanda Seichter, alone in her classroom Thursday morning, assigned homework, graded assignments and responded to questions from her students, who were scattered across the Pardeeville area in their homes.
Portage Common Council members have no idea when they will next meet.
Libraries in Portage and Baraboo are using their websites, Facebook and email to stay connected to their communities after the governor ordered the closure of all “nonessential” businesses this week.
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Portage residents are spending “goodwill currency” in a new online community that aims to solve problems and spread positive messages during t…
Tony Evers’ “safer at home” order represents a shift from the governor's position last week, when he said he did not plan on issuing such an order.
Portage child care centers are unaffected by the restrictions set by Gov. Tony Evers on Wednesday but face uncertain futures as the novel coro…
As food banks across the country brace for a surge in demand, while thousands indefinitely lose their jobs in the face of mandated closures du…
For the second time in less than two years, Columbus High School will be looking for a new leader.
Columbia County Health Department reported Wednesday night that two people in Columbia County have tested positive for COVID-19.
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Shawn Schell got his start in music a little late.
Care giving is impossible without caregivers, especially those who are dedicated to serving the elderly.
