Sunday, May 5: Kristin Nguyen of North Branch, Minn., was driving south on Highway 162 in the town of Coon when her rear passenger tire blew out, causing the vehicle to collide with the guardrail. Nguyen did not report any injuries. The vehicle was towed due to...
Greg Allen Weibel
Greg Allen Weibel, 56, of Norwalk, Wis., passed away unexpectedly May 16, 2024, due to a serious car accident. Born … Read the rest
Classifieds for May 16
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Brookwood club hosts trap shoot
The Brookwood trap club recently hosted its trap shoot. The follow are members of the trap club. Front row (left to right): Wyatt Maurhoff, Tim DeWitt, Mason Rex, Jennafer Fennigkoh, Taylor Fennigkoh, Saleen Ford, Zaida Carpenter and Katherine McElhose. Back row:...
Betty J. Zirk
Betty J. Zirk, 90, of Wilton, Wis., passed away Tuesday, May 14, 2024, at the Gundersen Lutheran Medical Center, La … Read the rest
Brookwood track has week for record-setting
Above: The Brookwood girls 4x200-meter relay team of (left to right) Ruby Muehlenkamp, Miranda Arndt, Calista Zimmerman and Amelia Muellenberg broke the school record at the Blackhawk Invite in Viroqua on May 6. Below: Brookwood’s Wyatt Maurhoff tied the school...
Mother’s Day chicken
Brady Hansen sells chicken for the Norwalk Knights baseball team on Mother’s Day in the Norwalk Village Park.
Royall’s night of pop hits
Royall High School gave its annual pops concert May 10. This year’s theme was “A Night at the Movies.”
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Bunk honored for Kendall Village Board service
Kendall Village Board president Richard Martin (left) awards a plaque to Waunnette Bunk, who served on the board for 42 years. She did not seek another term in the April election. (Contributed photo)
Coldren resigns: Village of Wilton goes through fourth board president in less than four years
Wilton Village Board President Missy Coldren resigned at Monday’s board meeting, saying she would continue to serve “through June.”
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