Golf tourney fundraiser for Wilton veterans memorial is Sept. 6

The fourth annual Wilton American Legion Memorial Golf Tournament is slated for Saturday, Sept. 6, at Hiawatha Golf Club in Tomah. Funds raised from the tournament are used to defray the cost of maintaining the Wilton veterans memorial. To sign up as a player or...

Kendall man faces battery, disorderly conduct charges

Jonathon L. Walling, 23, of 624 Medbury St., Kendall, was arrested for domestic-violence-related disorderly conduct and battery after he was accused of instigating a physical altercation with a former roommate July 11. According to the report, the former roommate went...

Wilton man arrested on battery charges

Sean P. Lavenduskey, 26, of Wilton was arrested for battery and resisting an officer after an incident at a Wilton bar July 13. According to the report, Lavenduskey had a physical altercation with another man in the early morning hours of July 13. Lavenduskey...

Wilton OKs purchase of emergency siren

By SARAH PARKER | County Line Managing Editor Wilton's way of notifying residents of imminent threats such as severe weather is lacking, but that will soon change, as the village board approved the purchase of an emergency siren at its meeting Monday. The village does...

Woman hurt in town of Hillsboro accident

An 18-year-old woman was injured in a single-vehicle crash Sunday afternoon in the town of Hillsboro, according to Vernon County Sheriff John B. Spears. Cheyenne E. Wall of Germantown, Wis., was westbound on Ridge Road, just east of Subera Road, when she failed to...

BHS celebrates homecoming

The Brookwood High School homecoming king and queen, Chance Vian and Olivia Hansen, ride in the parade in Ontario on Friday. For more photos of the event, click here. (Sarah Parker photo)

Customers find tougher policies after co-op merger

By KAREN PARKER | County Line Publisher Did anyone doubt that changes would occur when United Cooperative absorbed the Hillsboro Farmers Cooperative on Oct. 1? Probably not, but some of those changes possibly caught the attention of not only the large-farm customers,...

Kendall’s Spring Street project postponed

By SARAH PARKER | County Line Managing Editor Major reconstruction on Spring Street will be delayed until spring, Andrew Zimmer of MSA Professional Services, a Baraboo, Wis.-based engineering firm, told the Kendall Village Board at its meeting Monday. As part of the...

Colors of Kendall to feature full slate of activities

Contributed by SALLY DANA Kendall Area Arts and Culture Organization This year's Colors of Kendall festival on Oct. 12 is shaping up to be a full day, with three local authors, two sets of actors, and one home winery tour. The Elroy-Sparta State Trail Depot in Kendall...

N-O-W homecoming parade is Friday

The Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton School District will host its annual homecoming parade at 2:30 p.m. Friday in Ontario. “Duck Dynasty” is the theme of this year’s homecoming celebration, which will culminate in a dance from 8–11:45 p.m. at the...

Kendall artist learns the art of waiting

Though Pulaski has donor, transplant is pending By KAREN PARKER | County Line Publisher When Judi Pulaski's only kidney failed on her birthday in July, she wondered what the future held. Did it mean spending her remaining years on dialysis? What were the chances of...

Scenic Bluffs prepares for Affordable Care Act

By KAREN PARKER | County Line Publisher With more than 70 employees and a $5.2 million budget, Scenic Bluffs Community Health Centers, with locations in Norwalk and Cashton, is among the area's largest employers. And right now it is scrambling to deal with one of the...

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