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September 23rd, 2020 |
Somebody must have told the landscape that Tuesday is the first day of autumn, as I noticed that is gradually changing color.
The sumac along the roadsides have been outdoing themselves with color this year, ranging from bright orange to brilliant reds and deep burgundy.
Senior menus for Elroy, Hillsboro, Kendall, Norwalk and Wilton
Stop by Palen Park in Ontario to see the Ontario StoryWalk featuring the fall-themed story “In the Middle of Fall” by Kevin Henkes, a beloved Wisconsin author.
Compiled by a Vernon County-based group, “True Stories” is a series about important issues in the lives of people residing in the Driftless and neighboring areas.
Morgan and Connor Renner of Mauston are the parents of a baby boy, Anason James Renner, born Sept. 6 at...
The following are the hours for the Norwalk Public Library: • 12–6 p.m. Monday and Friday • 3–7 p.m. Tuesday...
What’s even better than trick-or-treat? Book-and-treat! That’s right!
Every time I go out of the house, I am surrounded by the beauty of the season, and it continues to improve with each foray into the outside world. What a blessing to live in the country and be able to enjoy this autumn splendor.
It’s time for the Ontario Public Library’s annual Halloween coloring contest!
The Kendall Public Library’s next movie night will be on Friday, Oct. 23, at St. John’s Church fellowship hall. Beginning at 6:30 p.m., the movie “Tuck Everlasting” (PG) will be shown.
During the past week, the scenery as I look out of my south-facing windows has changed. be the name of the Lord!
