Local News
Minor parking lot accident
May 17th
Adams Police assisted the Sheriff’s Department and responded to a minor accident at the Big River Sports parking lot on Highway 13 in the Town of Adams last Saturday. The officer said 18-year old Paul Wood of Grand Marsh backed up and struck a parked pickup denting the fender. No one was injured and no More >
Disorderly conduct at sex offender treatment center
May 17th
A patient at the Sand Ridge Secure Treatment Center in Mauston has been cited for disorderly conduct and battery. Police said last month 44-year old Kevin Ledoux was informed staff would be conducting a random room search. Ledoux became agitated and returned to his room covering his window. After being informed that he would be More >
New Ambulance and EMT facility groundbreaking
May 16th
The long awaited vision for a new ambulance and EMT facility is becoming a reality. Late Thursday afternoon the Mauston Area Ambulance Association held its ground breaking ceremony on its property at the corner of Prairie and South Union Streets in the City of Mauston. Ganther Construction Architecture of Oshkosh’s Project Manager, Andy Wilke, who has More >
Sand mine in Town of Orange
May 16th
Should Juneau County consider issuing 65-million dollars in revenue bonds to fund a frac sand mine in the Town of Orange? The County Board will consider whether to move forward with the request from Shadowland Holdings Tuesday morning at its monthly meeting. Juneau County Corporate Counsel David Lasker says, “The County taxpayers will not be More >
Lyndon Station hopes to benefit from new sports complex
May 16th
The Lyndon Station Village Board met Monday night. Village President Dave Klicko said, “Representatives from the Woodside Sports Complex, Director of Concierge Services Brenda Fredrick and Vice-President of Business Operations Chris Lechnir gave an overview of the activities for the new sports complex located east of Mauston. They talked about a coupon book for businesses, More >
Dairy Queen burglary & arson
May 16th
The Tomah Police Department is asking the public’s help regarding a burglary and arson at the Tomah Dairy Queen. Sergeant Christopher Weaver says, “About 1am Thursday morning a passerby and an officer saw an unattached storage building that contained business supplies for the Dairy Queen engulfed in flames. The Tomah Fire Department responded and extinguished More >
Speedwaves deployment
May 16th
Monroe County Sheriff’s Office, along with Officers from the cities of Tomah and Sparta, will be conducting a Speed Wave Deployment on May 22nd, May 24th, May 25th and May 30th 2013. Monroe County Sheriff’s Office along with officers from Sparta and Tomah Police Departments will be conducting high visibility traffic enforcement on May 22nd 2013 More >
Packers Visit Fort McCoy
May 16th
MADISON, Wis. (AP) – A group of current and former Green Bay Packers is set to visit cadets at the Wisconsin National Guard’s Challenge Academy. Current Packers Jarrett Bush, Randall Cobb and Alex Green as well as alumni Santana Dotson, Aaron Taylor and Frank Taylor will visit the academy on Friday afternoon as part of the More >
Solar panels on A-F school buildings
May 15th
The Adams-Friendship School Board is moving forward with developing a formal legal agreement with GEITS, an Australian company, to place solar panels on the school buildings. School Superintendent Steve LaVallee says, “We’re excited, but yet cautious. We’d still be connected to the electrical grid with Alliant Energy for power during cloudy days.” The Board also sees More >
A-F HS has strong Health Occupation Program
May 15th
Five Adams-Friendship Health Occupation students qualified and will be going to a national competition in Nashville next month. The Adams-Friendship School Board approved the overnight trip Monday night. School Administrator Steve LaVallee said, “Adams-Friendship High School has a strong Health Occupation program. We average between 12 to 16 kids a year who finish the Certified Nursing More >
