MILTON – This year’s Milton High School play is bending gender norms, and commenting on the perils of pollution.
JANESVILLE — The new Rock County Veterans Service Office that opened in early April aims to be central and accessible, where veterans can lear…
EDGERTON — Edgerton-area residents now have access to free Narcan and fentanyl test strips via a vending machine at the Lakeside Fire-Rescue D…
MILTON — The Milton School Board gave its stamp of approval for a high school co-op lacrosse team with Janesville’s two high schools and Fort …
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Led by Reid Washkoviak’s 6-0, 6-0 win at No. 1 singles, the Milton boys tennis team swept the singles matches to win a Badger Conference dual against Fort Atkinson/Cambridge on Monday afternoon.
Perennial state girls soccer power Oregon cruised to an 8-0 win over Milton at Carl F. Anderson Field on Tuesday night.
Waunakee and DeForest ruled the day at a Badger Large Conference mini meet in Cottage Grove on Tuesday.
Laney Gill and Bardot Sheehy each won a field event for Milton's girls team at a Badger Conference quadrangular track and field meet in Praire du Sac.
MILTON — In some baseball games, the first inning is as decisive as the last one.
Milton rebounded from its first defeat of the season with tighter defense and a more potent batting order Tuesday in Waunakee.
With injuries forcing Milton to try out a more defensive formation, the Red Hawks held Mount Horeb without a goal for 71 minutes Friday night.
I’m an unabashed egg lover. I enjoy them fried, scrambled, hard boiled, soft boiled, poached (only ones not illegally acquired), and “deviled.” I especially love my famous (infamous?) potato salad. The secret ingredient is hundreds of eggs.
The lifeblood of any farmer is the soil that provides their livelihood, so taking care of it has to be a top priority.
The spring election of 2024 was another winner for school spending issues, showing voters are willing to spend on education in their local districts.
Many people think I’m clumsy because of the multitudinous injuries I’ve sustained over the years: scratches, scrapes, sprains, cuts, contusions, bumps, burns, and broken bones.
Voters across Wisconsin approved 62 of the 103 school district referenda held in this year’s spring elections, the February primary and April general election.
A horrific scene played out in February in an apartment complex in Middleton, a Madison suburb.
Although my grandchildren (currently ages 9 to 23) are rapidly growing older, I still organize annual Easter egg hunts for those residing in Janesville. However, these spring safaris have gradually changed over the years.
