Opening-weekend success
Carter and Preston McNulty shot bucks Saturday.
Flooded Ontario buildings slated for demolition
After a more than three-year wait, Ontario’s flood-damaged buildings will finally come down.
String Swing facilities expanded
A newly constructed, 20,000-square-foot building is the most outward sign that String Swing and its companion company, Hold Up Displays, have experienced significant growth over the past few years.
Extra
Blaze destroys Trail’s End in rural Ontario
Book review: ‘American Dirt’ by Jeannine Cummins
Deer caused about three times the reimbursable damage compared to wolves in state last year
Book review: ‘Outsider’ by Linda Castillo
Free Covid-19 vaccinations available at Monroe County Health Department
News
Kendall native selected as commencement speaker at Southwest Wisconsin Technical College
KVR Friends to sell cookies, other items
Vernon County Sheriff’s Report for Nov. 15–21
1960s Christmas on display at Monroe County Local History Room
Ontario-based Driftless Evergreen Co. to sell Christmas trees at Down a Country Road
Archives
Scenic Bluffs to renovate Norwalk health center in 2022
December 2nd, 2021by County Line
Through American Rescue Plan federal funding, Scenic Bluffs will upgrade the Norwalk health center and expand clinical services in the community starting in 2022.
Royall moving closer to approving referendum
November 25th, 2021by County Line
After the Royall School District sent out surveys to residents this fall to discover their opinions on a proposed April referendum, an overwhelming majority expressed support, Superintendent Mark Gruen told the board of education at its meeting Monday.
N-O-W School District’s audit is favorable
November 25th, 2021by County Line
on School District’s state-required audit was “very clean,” said Joe Haas of Hawkins Ashe CPAS during the board of education’s meeting on Nov. 15.
Dollar General building sells for $1,385,856 in Wilton
November 18th, 2021by County Line
It was more than a little eye-popping when Wilton’s new Dollar General store building sold in September for $1,385,856.
Wilton issues raises, bonuses
November 18th, 2021by County Line
The Wilton Village Board agreed to a set of raises and bonuses after meeting in closed session Monday.
Need a spot to rest? Benches now available on Wilton River Walk Trail
November 11th, 2021by County Line
New benches now grace the recently created Wilton River Walk Trail, thanks to 17-year-old Thadyn Conner’s Eagle Scout project.
Idea proposed to extend sewer line from Norwalk to Wilton
November 11th, 2021by County Line
At Tuesday’s Norwalk Village Board meeting, the idea of extending Norwalk’s sewer line to Wilton was met with little enthusiasm.
Tabor Bar alive again: Matt Defliger, Heather Duvall open establishment after its long dormancy
November 4th, 2021by County Line
Ten years ago, anyone and everyone knew of one place to be in the community, and that was Tabor Bar and Grill. Now, that legend is being brought back for another generation to enjoy and make memories.
Local athletes state-bound
October 28th, 2021by County Line
Brookwood's Dylan Powell runs between Westby's Taylor Thunstedt and Hillsboro's Jordan Erickson in the first mile of Saturday's race at Westby.
Kendall Ford garage’s ‘final hurrah’
October 28th, 2021by County Line
Mary Jo Hill, owner of the former Kendall Motors building, hosted a “final hurrah” event for the structure last Thursday. The building was substantially damaged in the August 2018 flood and is on the FEMA buyout list.
N-O-W sets levy
October 28th, 2021by County Line
Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton School District administration explained details of its 2021–22 budget at its annual meeting and budget hearing Monday.
Community
Ontario Public Library collecting craft supplies for refugee kids and families
Wilton Public Library to celebrate the season with holiday open house Wednesday
South Side News for Dec. 2
Kendall cookie and candy walk slated for Saturday
Norwalk book group to read ‘Figure Eight’
Obituaries
Paul Raymond Babbitt
Fern Arlene Hutchison
Harvey Eness
Charles (Charlie/Chuck) Fick
Joseph Henry Leis
Opinion
Editorial cartoon
Letter to the editor: It’s important to keep Red Cross Blood Drive in Wilton
Letter to the editor: Congress should support Medicare Advantage
Letter to the editor: Kudos to community gardeners in Norwalk, Ontario
Letter to the editor: Royall should have agreed to Oct. 21 football game with Brookwood
Backtalk
One man with a gun can change so many lives
Could revised FEMA rules improve small towns’ prospects?
Opioid crisis has been underreported
The Pledge of Allegiance’s origins
What has Facebook, other social media cost us?
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