WHITEWATER — On Dec. 18, two Whitewater High School seniors and 21 juniors participated in the 63rd Annual WHS National Honor Society Induction Ceremony in the WHS auditorium, as they joined with 28 current members of the Minneiska Chapter established in 1956.
The Fort Atkinson Area Chamber of Commerce supports economic development efforts through its revitalization loan program.
MADISON — The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) reminds individuals interested in applying to become the next Alice in Dairyland — the 73rd in the history of the program — that the application deadline is Monday, Feb. 3.
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JEFFERSON — Redefining the building experience is exactly what Wausau Homes Jefferson is doing for its home buyers.
Badger Bank begins the new year celebrating the retirement of Cheryl Dobson, a valued member of Badger Bank for 40 years.
MADISON — The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is accepting petitions until June 19 to designate new, and to modify existing agriculture enterprise areas (AEAs).
MADISON — Monkeys on calorie-restricted diets age better than monkeys on a normal diet, according to researchers at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health (SMPH).
WATERTOWN — A total of $30,000 will support individuals who plan to enhance the lives
JEFFERSON — The Jefferson County Extension Office will offer two Pesticide Applicator Training (PAT) sessions for individuals whose private pesticide applicator certification has expired or first-time applicators.
The Fort Atkinson Community Foundation reminds the public that there are two deadlines — Feb. 1 and April 1 — for submitting applications for the foundation’s 39 competitive scholarship programs for the 2020-21 academic year.
ELKHORN — Having registered over 30 Walworth County barns since its inception, Walworth County Historical Society (WCHS) is renewing efforts to capture the history of farms and barns in the county by restarting its Barn Registration Program.
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JEFFERSON — Has it been a while since you visited your local library?
Hear from Kelli Stewart, of Christian Servants Home Care, about what services the company provides, and then enjoy chocolate cake in a celebration of National Chocolate Cake Day!
WHITEWATER — The following activities are scheduled by Seniors in the Park in Whitewater.
Women Who CARE announces its Feb. 6 luncheon at Fort Memorial Hospital in classroom A, from noon to 1:15 p.m.
BROOKFIELD —Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner, R-Menomonee Falls, announced the nomination of 27 candidates from Wisconsin’s Fifth Congressional District for appointment to the U.S. service academies.
WHITEWATER — The City of Whitewater is partnering with UW-Whitewater students and local organizations to create multiple cleanup days at the Effigy Mounds Preserve, 288 S. Indian Mound Parkway.
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“Snow Globe Wishes” by Erin Dealey, illustrated by Claire Shorrock, c.2019, Sleeping Bear Press, $16.99, 32 pages.
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JEFFERSON — Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast Jr.” differentiates true beauty from mere appearances.
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JEFFERSON — The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office released reports in the last three days on 11 traffic crashes, which injured two people and resulted in five citations.
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JEFFERSON — The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office released reports in the last three days on 29 traffic crashes, which injured two people and resulted in 12 citations.
WHITEWATER — Stolen Sisters exhibition featuring 31 indigenous artists and allies will open at the Crossman Gallery Jan. 30.
WHITEWATER — It might be chilly outside but live music can warm the soul and University of Wisconsin-Whitewater’s Department of Music has several concerts in January and February.
LAKE MILLS — The Arts Alliance of Greater Lake Mills is holding its third annual ‘Souper Bowl” on Sunday, Jan. 26, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The Fort Atkinson branch of the American Association of University Women (AAUW) offers three types of scholarships every year for women:
WAUKESHA — The Wisconsin FFA Alumni Association, Inc. is conducting two major fundraising events as a prelude to the upcoming 40th annual state convention and business meeting later this month in Waukesha.
CAMBRIDGE — Dozens of Dippers will jump in the lake to raise funds and have fun in the 15th annual Cambridge tradition, Dip for Dozer, on Saturday, Feb. 8, with Dipping at 1 p.m. in Lake Ripley Park.
Local, award-winning filmmaker, Earl Martin, has three short films on the festival circuit right now with one film set to screen in Watertown in February.
Rainbow Hospice Care is celebrating 30 years in 2020.
JEFFERSON — The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office released reports in the last two days on four traffic crashes with no injuries which resulted in one citation.
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Stacci Barganz, gifted and talented coordinator in the School District of Fort Atkinson, has achieved National Board certification, and thereby joins more than 3,500 teachers achieving the certification this year and more than 125,000 total.
The Fort Atkinson Senior Center invites persons interested in being a part of its planning team for 2020 day trips to come Feb. 4 at 12:30 p.m. to help plan possible day trips during the year.
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