Kendall Lions’ Fundfest set for Saturday
The Kendall Lions Club’s major fundraising event for the year is its annual Fundfest. Saturday, March 23, is the date for this year’s event and will feature a live auction, lots of silent-auction baskets, raffles, food and beverages.
Rural Kendall man apprehended on marijuana, paraphernalia charges
A rural Kendall man was arrested Tuesday in the town of Union after police found him in possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, according to the Vernon County Sheriff’s Office.
Police identify skeletal remains found in Clifton
The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office announced last week that it had identified skeletal found Nov. 23, 2018, in the town of Clifton, near County Highway W.
Archives
Brookwood cooking demo set for Monday, March 25
March 21st, 2019by County Line
Viterbo dietetic students Brittani Williams and NatalieSchmit will host a cooking demonstration from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 25, in the Brookwood High School cafeteria.
Headricks enter not-guilty pleas
March 19th, 2019by County Line
Travis and Amy Headrick entered pleas of not guilty in Monroe County Circuit Court on Wednesday to nine counts, including three counts of second-degree recklessly endangering a child, three counts of neglecting a child and causing emotional damage, and two counts of false imprisonment and child abuse with the intention to cause harm.
Repair schedule announced for state trails
March 16th, 2019by County Line
Superintendent Andrew Haffele of the Wildcat Mountain Work Unit recently released repair schedules for the Elroy-Sparta State Trail and the “400” State Trail.
Book review: ‘Beautiful Mystery’ by Louise Penny
March 14th, 2019by Larry Ballwahn
When the music director of a remote monastery is found murdered, Chief Inspector Gamache of the Quebec Provincial Police is immediately called upon to solve the murder.
KVR to host ‘Wisconsin’s First Peoples’
March 14th, 2019by County Line
Kickapoo Valley Reserve will offer “Wisconsin’s First Peoples” on Wednesday, March 27.
Fastrips no longer selling newspapers
March 14th, 2019by County Line
The County Line still will be available from the following vendors. The County Line still will be available from the following vendors.
National Weather Service: Ontario under flood warning
March 13th, 2019by County Line
The following is from the National Weather Service: The National Weather Service in La Crosse has issued a flood […]
Monroe County WIC to issue benefits
March 7th, 2019by County Line
The Monroe County Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) will issue benefits and offer nutrition-education days in March.
Book review: ‘Leadership in Turbulent Times’ by Doris Kearns Goodwin
March 7th, 2019by Larry Ballwahn
“Leadership in Turbulent Times” presents four American Presidents as they dealt with the trials of their time: What made them leaders? How did they apply leadership?
Monroe County gives advance notice of weight restrictions
March 7th, 2019by County Line
The Monroe County Highway Department has advised residents and other highway users to be prepared for the annual limitation of the weight of vehicles travelling on county highways.
Theatrical multitasking
March 3rd, 2019by County Line
Performing every role at once in the fairy tale “Cinderella,” James Barlow carries three wigs, each representing a different character, during last weekend’s rehearsal for the Brookwood performance of “The Grimm Brothers Spectaculathon.”
Community
Ontario Public Library has new movies
South Side News for March 21
Senior menus for March 25–29
Ontario Public Library to host cooking program for kids
South Side News for March 14
Obituaries
Josephine Helen Krause
Thomas K. Milne
Benjamin B. Everson
Martin (John) Schindler Jr.
Harold (Harry) A. Brueggen
Opinion
Letter to the editor: Little towns still have heart despite floods
Letter to the editor: Vote for Brian Hagedorn for Wisconsin Supreme Court
Letter to the editor: If investigated, Clinton would be in electric chair
Letter to the editor: Forward Ontario
Letter to the editor: All judges show bias
Backtalk
A primer on detecting fake news
What is United Co-op’s interest in our communities?
Ontario has a story to tell
Is Robert Kraft case ‘overblown’?
A look at the new, proposed federal budget
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