South Side News for Oct. 16

By MYRNA FAUSKA The old saying goes, "Into each life some rain must fall," and this Tuesday morning, we are wet. However, after the wonderful week of sunshine and lollipops we've just had, the rain is welcome, as it provides us with the groundwater we need. Now we can...

BJHS student wins cross-country race

Melrose-Mindoro Junior High School hosted a cross-country meet Sept. 30 with students from Alma Center, Arcadia, Brookwood, St. Paul's Lutheran, CFC and Melrose-Mindoro. Brookwood's Jackie Santiago (right) took first. At left is third-place runner Abby Reyer of...

Elroy-Sparta State Trail gets award

The Elroy-Sparta State Trail received the Gold Seal Award from the Friends of Wisconsin State Parks on Saturday for being the best "Family Friendly Bike Trail" in Wisconsin. (For more information, go to...

A fine day for a wedding

The Kendall Area Arts and Culture Organization put on a murder-mystery dinner theatre production, "Marriage Can be Murder," on Friday evening at the Roundhouse Park in Kendall. Above: Cheryl Scheeter (left) and Ken Brandau portray members of the wedding party. For...

Vernon County Sheriff's Report for Aug. 11–17

Monday, Aug. 11: As Amy Adleman of Medford, Wis., backed out of a parking spot at the Stoddard Kwik Trip, she did not see a post and then backed into it. No injuries were reported. Thursday, Aug. 14: Janine Hessler of Coon Valley left the Coon Valley Kwik Trip and...

Wilton Village Board, police commission to meet Saturday

Johnson says denial of retirement benefit prompted resignation By SARAH PARKER | County Line Managing Editor As part of an effort to convince Police Chief Steve Johnson to rescind his resignation, the Norwalk-Wilton Police Commission will meet with the Wilton Village...

New books available at the Norwalk Public Library

By JEANNE RICE | Norwalk librarian The Norwalk Public Library has the following new items: FICTION • "The Princess Bride" by William Goldman, illustrated by Michael Manomivibul • "All Creatures Great and Small" (first teacher's edition) by James Herriot PICTURE BOOK •...

Elroy Public Library seeks volunteers to help with garden

By MARY WAARVIK | Elroy librarian Help! We need some help. At 1 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 23, we will do some gardening around the Elroy Public Library. We hope to divide our lilies, which are getting too crowded. Then we want to replant them in more spacious beds, with a...

Wilton Public Library seeks old yearbooks

By GINA RAE | Wilton librarian At our Old School @ the Library event, many people spent time browsing old yearbooks. We have a pretty nice collection of yearbooks at the library, but there are several gaps. We are looking for Wilton yearbooks from 1950, 1952, 1957 and...

Royall’s 10U baseball team has successful season

By JOE VITCENDA | Royall baseball coach Royall traveled to Pittsville in late June for a live arm 10 and under baseball tournament and returned with a 3-0 record and the first-place hardware. • Game No. 1 — Royall over Tomahawk, 8-2 • Game No. 2 — Royall over Nekoosa,...

Ontario man facing domestic-abuse charges

After his second arrest this year for domestic-abuse-related charges, an Ontario man was taken to Vernon County Jail on Saturday. Officers apprehended Nicholas J. Dibbert, 30, of 207 Church St., charging him with domestic abuse/disorderly conduct, false imprisonment...

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