The Conserve Sauk Film Festival will be held in November 2023, and festival organizers are looking for films to include in the official lineup…
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The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction will award 33 projects, totaling more than $3 million, as part of the American Rescue Plan Act …
There’s no agreement on who said, “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” But the truth of that stat…
Dalton Brauner wanted to meet new people and stay in shape in college, so he tried the hard-hitting sport of rugby on a whim. Getting out of his comfort zone couldn't have gone better for the Portage High alum.
If you reside in the Baraboo School District, you received a survey that merits your attention. The district is requesting this survey to be c…
You might be like me, motherless on Mother’s Day. My mother was a smoker who quit her Raleigh cigarettes too late. It’s been 16 years since I …
Wollersheim Winery and Distillery is celebrating their 50 year anniversary in 2022, with new releases and an updated seasonal bistro menu.
The Detroit Tigers' go-to man recently joined the exclusive 3,000 hit club, but has even more accolades to conquer.
Walters describes his last-minute excursion up to Trempealeau, including some less than favorable winter-like conditions.
Some things in nature are difficult to find, so knowing when to look can improve chances for hunters, outdoors enthusiasts.
James Bond is a 4.5-year-old German Shepard mix surrendered as his owner was unable to give him the time he needed. He is super friendly, love…
John Kuball began working at Hankscraft, headquartered in Reedsburg, in 1995, as a display lab technician. In his 27 years with Hankscraft, he…
The Beavers will be holding a pair of clinics in mid-May ahead of their annual youth camp in late June.
The PGBC has a number of upcoming camps and summer competitions for varying age groups to sharpen their skills on the court.
The Anna Tamboli rink, skipped by the 2021 Portage grad, won the women's championship, while Poynette grad Coleman Thurston was part of the men's championship rink.
Do you ever think about what your family motto would be if you actually had a family motto?
On April 9, a Benefit Dance for Ukraine was held at the Freethinkers Hall co-sponsored by the Free Congregation of Sauk County and Indivisible…
“I find that a real gardener is not a man who cultivates flowers; he is a man who cultivates the soil.” —Karel Capek
“You have to believe you can do it and then show yourself that you can do it,” Beaver Dam coach Abby Schmitt said about pitching in high school softball.
Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, several Ukrainians who’ve been interviewed by reporters said their friends and relatives in Russia don’…
Walking to class was causing Portage sprinter Felicia Sanders to get winded. She ended up being diagnosed with blood clots in both lungs. Here's the story of how she's returned to the track for her senior year.