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Tri-County sets pickleball court grand opening and gets set for new school year

It’s back-to-school season for Tri-County students, and the district is ready to welcome students back through its doors. District Administrator Jamie Delikowski informed the board of the grand …

Law enforcement investigates recovered skeletal remains in Wautoma

News from Wautoma Police Dept. On Aug. 26, at approximately 12:08 p.m., Wautoma Police were called to a vacant lot on Division Street in the City of Wautoma. Officers arrived and spoke with an …

Semi vs. car accident claims one fatality

On Aug. 29 at 12:11 p.m. the Waushara County Sheriff’s Office Dispatch Center received a call of a semi vs car on 5th Ave at Archer Ave in the Town of Plainfield. During the investigation of …

Wild Rose School Board covers staff raises, new curriculum, and active shooter drill

The Wild Rose School District Board Meeting met on Aug. 28. The first order of business was to recognize and congratulate board member Tara Anderson for achieving Level 1 in the Wisconsin Association …

The Coloma Village Board received an update on the request to reinstall emergency sirens for severe weather. Last month, the board was approached by Paula Beers on behalf of concerned citizens …

Make it the best weekend ever in Redgranite

Each year Redgranite hosts one of the best and longest running Labor Day Festivals in the State of Wisconsin. This year will be no different! The annual four-day festival, organized by the Redgranite …

Thomas Mosling, Town of Aurora, was sworn in by the Honorable Guy Dutcher, Circuit Court Judge, Branch 1, as Waushara County Supervisor for District 1 at the Board of Supervisors Meeting on Aug. 19 …

A new Wildcat school year ramps up

On Aug. 11, the Wild Rose School District held its Annual Board Meeting, where it reviewed last year’s financials. Student enrollment was 560 students, and the property tax level of 5.98 is one …

Hancock Village Board addresses finances, campground sale, and community engagement

The Hancock Village Board convened for its regular business meeting on Aug. 18, with all board members and a number of community members in attendance. The board addressed a lengthy agenda, making …

Local Walmart leaders joined representatives from The Little Potato Company today for a special “Farm to Shelf” tour, showcasing Walmart’s dedication to locally grown produce and …

Wautoma Board approves consolidation plan, closing Riverview Elementary

The Wautoma Area School Board of Education unanimously approved a plan to close Riverview Elementary School at the end of the 2025-2026 school year and transition to a three-school district. The …

Waushara Gardeners earn another recycled bench for our community

The Waushara Gardeners presented their next bench donation to the Poy Sippi Public Library on Aug. 13. The Gardeners have partnered with Nextrex and their Recycling Challenge Program to bring these …

A new chapter begins with the Plainfield Police Dept.

How can you summarize a 32-year career in just a few short minutes? This was the sentiment shared during Plainfield Police Chief Kevin Fenske’s retirement recognition at the board meeting on …

Richard G. Frohling, Acting United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, announced that on Aug. 12, a federal grand jury returned an indictment against Adam A. Juslen (age: 41), a …

Shots fired and property damage in City of Wautoma

On Aug. 3 at approximately 2:29 a.m., Wautoma Police responded to a report that a vehicle struck a pedestrian on Main Street in front of the A&W. Officers made contact with Derrell Lee who was …

Silver Lake Sanitary District achieves an A-rating on 2024 performance

The Silver Lake Sanitary District (SLSD) scored a perfect A-rating (4.0 grade point average) for wastewater treatment for calendar year 2024. History The original SLSD treatment plant was constructed …

Wautoma Library receives electric sign through local contributions

Wautoma Public Library’s new Electronic Messaging Center was made possible thanks to a grant received from the Arthur E. Heinz Charitable Fund within the Community Foundation of Central …

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