Ontario Legion holds flag retirement ceremony
The Ontario American Legion hosted a retirement ceremony for worn-out American flags on Monday.
German band honors Ontario
Big Band Luisenschule of Mulheim, Germany, recently sent a certificate denoting a “Special Tribute to the Community of Ontario, Wisconsin.”
Coon Creek Watershed Council celebrates one-year anniversary
The Coon Creek Community Watershed Council (CCCWC) recently celebrated the one-year anniversary of its founding. The celebration, attended by over 100 people, took place in the Coon Valley Park on Wednesday, Sept. 7.
Archives
Royall to rethink building project
September 29th, 2022by County Line
Though Royall School District voters approved a $10.9 million construction referendum in April, soaring inflation rates have made the original scope of the project unfeasible at the same price, representatives of contractor Kraemer Brothers told the board of education at its meeting Monday.
N-O-W makes new hires
September 22nd, 2022by County Line
The Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton Board of Education approved three new hires and one resignation at its meeting Sept. 12.
Celebrating the sustenance of rural life: Cashton farm to host Rural Life Day
September 15th, 2022by County Line
For Jack and Pat Herricks, their sprawling dairy farm nestled in the hills and valleys outside of Cashton is a little slice of heaven.
Wilton board takes no public comments
September 14th, 2022by County Line
Breaking with longstanding practice, the Wilton Village Board did not offer a public-comment period Monday, though upwards of 50 people attended its meeting at the Wilton Community Center gymnasium.
Ontario considers how to spend $1.6 million grant
September 14th, 2022by County Line
Every village should have troubles like Ontario’s: how to spend a $1.6 million windfall.
Norwalk to contract with Modern Disposal for garbage pickup
September 14th, 2022by County Line
After the Norwalk Village Board’s many internal debates and a few public hearings on whether to buy a garbage truck or contract with an outside company, it appears a new system is about to become a reality.
Wood Turtle Days group will have fundraiser for Brookwood athletics
September 8th, 2022by County Line
The Wood Turtle DaysTM organization will sell brats, hot dogs, and chips at the Molter’s Brat Hut in Tomah on Saturday, Sept. 10, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Scenic Bluffs Community Health Centers breaks ground on Norwalk Health Center
September 1st, 2022by County Line
Bringing healthcare access to rural and underserved communities is the foundation of Scenic Bluffs Community Health Centers’ mission.
Splendor of summer
August 25th, 2022by County Line
Though the summer beauty at Ontario’s Palen Park reached its peak a few weeks ago, visitors can still take in summer flora.
Construction of Gundersen St. Joe’s Elroy Clinic expected to start in October
August 25th, 2022by County Line
Gundersen St. Joseph’s expects to break ground on its new Elroy clinic this October.
Scenic Bluffs in Cashton hosts e-Recyling event
August 18th, 2022by County Line
Scenic Bluffs Community Health Center hosted its e-Recycling event at its Cashton facility on Aug. 10. For the third year, Paul Gerber of Ontario helped out at the event.
Community
St. Luke’s celebration set for Saturday
‘The Charm Bracelet’ is an engaging read
Ontario Public Library hosting Halloween coloring contest
Book review: ‘The Field’ by Erin Young
Senior menus for Oct. 3–7
Obituaries
Robert George (Cob) Cunitz (full obituary)
Robert G. Cunitz
Darlene (Williams) Cooley
Wilma M. (Fanta) Boldon
Curtis “Curt” Brieske
Opinion
Letter to the editor: Curt Brieske’s community contributions are impressive
Letter to the editor: Censorship is not a game to be played
Letter to the editor: County Line should focus less on Wilton controversy
Letter to the editor: Say ‘no’ to Village of Wilton raises
Letter to the editor: Wake up, Wilton
Backtalk
Are crudities slung around all too often?
What will fill the gap when newspapers disappear?
Attacks on schools are at times irrational
Wilton’s pool the result of veterans’ efforts
Abortion issue has shades of gray
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