Community Calendar
If you are a non-profit group and have an upcoming event you would like announced on our Community Calendar, email Shelby@wrjc.com.
We update this page often! Come back soon to see what’s new and to keep up with events in your Community! If you know of something you are interested in that is not listed, please email Shelby@wrjc.com. Thanks!
Recurring events are listed at the bottom on the page.
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Elroy Lions Club Spring Fling April 20 – 26
The Elroy Lions Club is having a Spring Fundraising Drive. The Lions are looking for business that want to donate to this event. They will give you some advertising in return.
The Spring Fling will be held April 19th through the 26th 9AM – 9PM.
The money raised will be split between local, state, national and international Lion’s Club causes with 70% being used locally. For more information, contact the Elroy Lion’s Club at 125 Thompson St., Elroy, WI.
Spring Spectacular Sale April 25 – 27
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
April 25-27 | Sales Times Vary | 4285 US High 12, Warrens
This event will include a craft/rummage/bake sale, and lunch. Hours are 8 am – 5 pm on Thursday, April 25th and Friday, April 26th, and 8 am – 2 pm on Saturday, April 27th. View more information on Facebook HERE.
ATV Safety Class April 27
The Juneau County Sherriff and Castle Rock Family ATV Club are offering an ATV Safety Class. Saturday April 27 from 9am to 12noon and May 2 from 6-9pm at the Mauston City Hall(students must attend both sessions) cost is $10.
Anyone born after January 1, 1988 must successfully passed the course to operate an ATV in Wisconsin. Must register at gowild.wi.gov safety education.
Spring Craft Show April 27
Spring Craft Show April 27
Spring Craft show
Bratt/Hotdog Sale
11a-5p
All proceeds from table sales and Brat/hotdog sales
To benefit the Elroy Ambulance Service
Elroy Spring Fling April 27
Drug Take-Back April 27
Juneau County Health Department is doing a drug take-back event on April 27th at the Juneau County Sheriff’s Office from 9-11AM.
Safely dispose of unused or outdated/not needed prescription medications so they do not get used by mistake or inappropriately.
National Independent Bookstore Day April 27
Saturday, April 27th is National Independent Bookstore Day! Main Street Books in Reedsburg will be celebrating from 9 am – 4 pm. Meet 2 local authors in the afternoon, enjoy a cookie, receive a gift with your purchase – there’s a lot going on during this 11th annual day to support Indie Bookstores! Hope you can find us in downtown Reedsburg, or visit an Indie Bookstore in your area – there are several in Adams, Richland, and Sauk Counties!
Kids Outdoor Day April 27
More information:
https://www.facebook.com/events/422296836994417
https://www.facebook.com/outdoorsforeverclub
https://outdoorsforeverclub.com/
Career Fair April 29
Looking for a new career or a summer job? Come to the Royall High School gym from 3-5pm on Monday, April 24th to meet local employers at the Elroy Community Career Fair put on by Royall High School and the Elroy Chamber of Commerce. We will have childcare set up in the high school cafeteria if needed. High School students will have the opportunity to meet with these employers during the school day.
Respond Before April 30
Juneau Co Medical Reserve Corps April 30
Tuesday April 30th, from 6pm to 8pm at Hatch Public Library in Mauston – Juneau County Community members have the opportunity to learn about volunteer opportunities in the Juneau County Medical Reserve Corps, receive free training on Stop the Bleed and Hands Only CPR. Are you passionate about making your community healthier, even in times of disaster? Learn how you can make a difference in your community by joining the Medical Reserve Corps! Become one of the 300,000+ Medical Reserve Corps volunteers nationwide who are helping their communities become more resilient in the face of disasters and healthier every day.
Pre-Registration is encouraged, not required, by calling 608.847.9278.
Pet Partners Education Program April 30
Tomah VA Medical Center
April 30 | 1 pm – 2 pm | Building 407, Room 1424 or Virtually, Tomah
Learn how you and your pet can become a volunteer therapy animal team to help people in need improve human health and well-being. If attending virtually, join the meeting on Teams HERE. View more information on Facebook HERE.
February thru May
Queen of the Apostles
February-May | 315 W. Monroe St., Tomah
6th grade classes are now available! Enrollment for 3K – 6th Grade students is now open! To register, contact Deb Pfab at office@queenoftheapostlestomah.com
or 608-372-5765.
Strength Training April 3 – May 24
The Market May thru October
Arts Show May 1
Community Blood Drive May 1 & 2
Tomah Health
May 1 & 2 | 12 pm – 5 pm | Recreation Park | 1625 Butts Ave., Tomah
Tomah Health and Versiti Blood Center of Wisconsin are teaming up to hold a 2-day Blood Drive. As an extra incentive, all attempting donors will receive a coupon for a free pint of frozen custard, courtesy of Culver’s of Tomah. To register for a donation time, visit the Tomah Health website HERE.
Healthier Living with Diabetes May 2
HEALTHIER LIVING WITH DIABETES – For more information, call 608-847-1846.
Receive tips on how to better manage your diabetes through diet, medication management, glucose monitoring, and stress management. This is a free event.
The first Thursday of the month from 1 pm – 2pm
at Mile Bluff Medical Center – Mauston
Fish Fry Fundraiser May 3
Tomah American Legion
May 3 | 5 pm until Gone | 800 Wisconsin Ave., Tomah
Join the Legion for a great walleye meal while supporting our local Veteran, youth, and community programs. The Tomah Lions Club will provide your wait service for the evening. Dine-in or carryout! View more information, including remaining dates for the 2024 fish fry season HERE
Youth Fishing Day May 3
Tomah-Warrens Sportsman’s Alliance (T.W.S.A.)
May 3 | 5 pm – 7 pm | 26143 Broadway Ave., Warrens
Fishing, snacks, and prizes! Grab the kids and the poles and come on down to the T.W.S.A. Club and let the kids cast a line. View more information on Facebook HERE.
Rummage Sale May 9, 10 & 11
Garage Sale Season here in Wisconsin is about to kick off in a big way, just like it has for the past 20 years with the Mauston Methodist Church Spring Rummage Sale. The event raises money to help support people here in Mauston and around the world. Thousands of items have once again filled not a garage, but 2 floors of the church and much of the parking lot and yard. Items come from not only church members, but also estates and local individuals looking to shed their excess. Bath towels can be had for .50, while sheet sets are $1.00. And for the low price of .25 you can get picture frames, shirts and shorts, books, pliers and screwdrivers, knickknacks, plastic watering cans, craft supplies and vases. Need a Coleman camping stove? It’s here for $3.00. A Ski Doo winter coat? We have it for $2.00. You name it; it just might be here! Come check it out at the Mauston Methodist Church on 420 Suszycki Drive. Thursday, May 9th (4:00pm – 8:00pm); Friday, May 10th (8:00am – 6:00pm); and Saturday, May 11th (8:00am – 12:00pm) *$1 Bag Sale.
Local Food Pop-up Events May, June, July
Wine Walk May 4
New Lisbon Chamber Wine Walk May 4th, 6PM-11PM. Benefitting the K9s of Juneau County.
Mauston Farmer’s Market starts May 4
https://www.facebook.com/maustonsfarmersmarket
Mad City Badgers Wheelchair Basketball May 4
The Mad City Badgers, based out of Madison, WI are holding a fundraiser and demonstration with a little scrimmage with the wheelchair basketball team and some of the Hillsboro Highschool girls’ and boys’ basketball members. There will also be a raffle to help raise money for the basketball team. Wisconsin public schools do not provide athletic opportunities for students with physical disabilities. Therefore, it is the mission of our team to provide an experience as close as possible to what their able-bodied peers in school sponsored athletics. In order for our athletes to continue to have the opportunity to play competitive basketball, and to continue expanding our program to reach more families, we must reach our for support from our local communities.
Spring Fling May 4
Location: Mid-Continent Railway Museum
Physical Address: E8948 Museum Road, North Freedom, WI 53951
Event Name: Spring Fling
Date: May 4th, 2024
Time: 9:00am-4:00pm
This event is to encourage new volunteers to get involved with the museum. They will have the opportunity to experience several different areas of volunteering available all in one day! Get to know the crew, the different departments, and all the upcoming volunteer opportunities.
No fees – FREE!
Open to the public and all ages are welcome!
Phone Number: 608-522-4261
website: www.midcontinent.org
email address: inquiries@midcontinent.org
PorkFest May 4
Pancakes for Parks May 4
Tomah Lions Club
May 4 | 7 am – 10 am | Recreation Station | 316 Arthur St., Tomah
Join the Club at the new Recreation Station (formerly, the N. Fire Station) for a delicious pancake breakfast, only $5/meal. All proceeds will support the Tomah Parks and Recreation Department! View more information on Facebook HERE.
Rummage Sale May 4
Rummage Sale – American Association of University Women (AAUW) Tomah (WI) Branch
May 4 | 8 am – 2 pm | American Legion | 800 Wisconsin Ave., Tomah
Come shop for some good stuff! All proceeds will benefit the Branch in its strategic mission to advance gender equity for women and girls through research, education, and advocacy. Baked goods, coffee, and water will also be available for purchase. View more information on Facebook HERE.
Ribbon Cutting May 4
Tomah Parks and Recreation Department
May 4 | 9 am | Recreation Station | 316 Arthur St., Tomah
Join us to celebrate the new location of the Tomah Parks and Recreation Department, now located at 316 Arthur St. (the former N. Fire Station). The Ribbon Cutting will commence at 9 am. Come learn about the new programs and building changes that are forthcoming!
Shred Event May 4
Bank First
May 4 | 9 am – 12 pm | 110 W. Veterans St., Tomah
While this event is FREE and open to the public, Bank First is requesting that participants bring a non-perishable food donation in exchange for each bag of personal documents shredded. All food donations will benefit local food pantries. To ensure enough shredding space is available for the public, businesses are asked to not participate. View more information on Facebook HERE.
Tom Wopat May 4
Car Show, Dinner, & Concert with Tom Wopat “Luke Duke” – Tomah Area Historical Society & Museum
May 4 | Event Times Vary | Monroe County Fairgrounds | 1625 Butts Ave., Tomah
Tom Wopat, Actor and Singer, a Star from the TV show “Dukes of Hazzard” is coming to Tomah! This fundraiser will include a car show, Meet and Greet, dinner, and concert! View more information on event times and ticket fees HERE. Tickets can be purchased at the Tomah Museum (321 Superior Ave.) or the Tomah Chamber (310 N. Superior Ave).
Senior Education May 9
For more information on this month’s topic and to reserve your spot, call 608-847-2377.
Each month, Terrace Heights Retirement Community in Mauston hosts an educational event for seniors. Coming in May the topic will be senior fitness and balance presented by Mile Bluff’s athletic trainers. These monthly sessions are free to the public and focus on senior health and other various topics
Thursday, May 9 at 2 pm – 3 pm
at Terrace Heights Retirement Community
Senior Fitness May 9
EDUCATION SERIES FOR SENIORS – For more information on this month’s topic or to reserve your spot, call 608-847-2377.
Each month, Terrace Heights Retirement Community in Mauston hosts an educational event for seniors. Coming in May the topic will be senior fitness and balance presented by Mile Bluff’s athletic trainers. These monthly sessions are free to the public and focus on senior health and other various topics
Thursday, May 9 at 1:30 pm – 2:30 pm
at Terrace Heights Retirement Community
Medicare ABC’s May 10
Necedah Clean-Up May 11
Youth Fisheree May 11
Larry Olson Memorial Youth Fisheree Sponsored by the New Lisbon Sports Club will take place Saturday, May 11.
Roemer Ride May 11
Aging Advocacy May 14
Employer Roundtable May 14
The Good Jobs & Strong Economy Community Action Team is hosting our kickoff Employer Roundtable. We are reaching out to a variety Employers in Juneau County – Elroy, Wonewoc, Union Center, New Lisbon, Camp Douglas, Mauston, Necedah and Lyndon Station to get your input.
The goal of this event is to create a space and hopefully, moving forward, a community to collaboratively address workforce challenges and implement innovative solutions. We know largely it is an employee market right now and we would love to hear from you about challenges you face, creative solutions you have implemented, and others you would like to explore.
The Employer Roundtable will be Tuesday, May 14th at 8 AM at the Western Technical College (1000 College Ave, Mauston). There will be light refreshments and coffee.
If you are interested, please RSVP through the following link: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/uduy36s
Virtual Wellness Night May 15
Health Fair May 16
Appointments are required. To reserve your spot, call 608-565-2000.
-FREE blood sugar and blood pressure screenings
-Total cholesterol tests
-Lipid profile tests (12-hour fasting optional) for $20
-Heart disease and diabetes risk assessments
Thursday, May 16, 7 – 10 am
at Necedah Family Medical Center
Health Fair May 16
Appointments are required. To reserve your spot, call 608-565-2000.
-FREE blood sugar and blood pressure screenings
-Total cholesterol tests
-Lipid profile tests (12-hour fasting optional) for $20
-Heart disease and diabetes risk assessments
Thursday, May 16, 7 – 10 am
at Necedah Family Medical Center
Spring Fling May 18
Spring Fling May 18th 11am-3pm North Shelter
Join the Friends of Buckhorn State Park and enjoy games & activities and lunch at the north shelter. Volleyball, bags and other yard games, scavenger hunt & kite flying to name a few. Free for participants with valid park sticker. Come enjoy spring at the park!
Bluey Bash May 18
Join Bluey and friends for an afternoon of fun! Play games including Keepy Uppy, make crafts, win prizes, and more.
Kids Fishing Day June 1
Kids fishing day June 1st 10am-2pm- Kids fishing pond
Join us for a kids learn to fish event at the fishing pond at Buckhorn State Park. Lunch will be provided. Park in the Turtle Trail parking lot or at the park entrance road and walk across. This event is sponsored by the Friends of Buckhorn State Park. No sticker required for this event- Free fishing weekend at park.
PickleFest June 1
Gin Mill Hollow Band June 8
Gin Mill Hollow will bring their ten-year anniversary summer celebration to Buckhorn State Park on Saturday, June 8th, for an evening performance from 7-10p. This is a free event hosted by the Friends of Buckhorn State Park and will take place at the natural amphitheater along beautiful Castle Rock Lake. Join us as we kick off the summer season in style! Vehicle admission is required.
Music in the Park June, July, August
Safe Sitter Essentials Class June 3
Registration is required. To register, visit the events calendar at Milebluff.com. For more information, call 608-847-2740.
This one-day class is designed to prepare students in grades 6–8 to be safe when they’re home alone, watching younger siblings, or babysitting. This will be an educational class filled with fun games and role-playing exercises.
Class fee is $20 per person and class size is limited.
Monday, June 3 at 9 am – 2:30 pm
at Mile Bluff Clinic – Mauston
Family Fun Day June 8
Wonewoc American Legion Family Fun Day June 8.
Story Time June 15
Story time June 15th 7pm Buckhorn Amphitheater
Join Cortney from the New Lisbon Library for Storytime at 7pm at our Amphitheater!
Rock Around the Block June 15
Saturday, June 15th Walk/Run/Ride Annual Event starting at 8AM at the Lone Rock School in New Lisbon. Potluck picnic at noon with flag-raising, music, silent auction, door prizes and kids’ games 11AM – 4PM.
Also on Facebook.
E-mail: info@lonerockschool.com
Health Fair June 20
Appointments are required. To reserve your spot, call 608-548-1845.
-FREE blood sugar and blood pressure screenings
-Total cholesterol tests
-Lipid profile tests (12-hour fasting optional) for $20
-Heart disease and diabetes risk assessments
Thursday, June 20, 7 – 11 am
at Mile Bluff Medical Center
June 22
signs of recovery after dramatic losses from White-nose Syndrome. Bat acoustic walk to follow on the Central Sands Nature Trail.
Seniors Education June 27
Medicare Scams Presented by Medicare Patrol 2PM at Terrace Heights.
For more information on this month’s topic and to reserve your spot, call 608-847-2377.
Each month, Terrace Heights Retirement Community in Mauston hosts an educational event for seniors. Coming in June, the topic will be on Medicare Scam awareness presented by Medicare Patrol. These monthly sessions are free to the public and focus on senior health and other various topics
Thursday, June 27 at 2 pm – 3 pm
at Terrace Heights Retirement Community
Ryan Meisel June 27
Ryan Meisel spiritual currents- Friday, June 28th, 7pm Buckhorn Amphitheater
Blending his background in jazz with the sounds of indigenous music from around the globe, Ryan Meisel’s “Spiritual Currents” is a presentation of music that blurs the lines between performance, meditation and soulful exploration. Ryan’s music honors his deep spiritual connection to the earth and nature while providing a context for his personal expression through organic sound. Ryan performs live saxophones, Native flutes, indigenous woodwinds, whistles, and electronic wind instruments, to his pre-recorded accompaniment of drums, shakers, bells, rattles, world percussion and electronics.
This free event at the amphitheater is sponsored by the Friends of Buckhorn State Park. Vehicle admission is required.
Necedah Area Garage Sale June 28 & 29
12th Annual Necedah Area Community Garage Sale
Necedah Area Garage Sales June 28th & 29th 2024
Plan Now and Register for FREE! Your sale will be posted Online and Printed on a Listing for the weekend Register on the form at DISCOVER NECEDAH on Facebook or pick up a form at Necedah Village Hall. Deadline is JUNE 10th to be included on the printed listing.
Story Time June 29
Story time June 29th 7pm Buckhorn Amphitheater
Join Cortney from the New Lisbon Library for Storytime at 7pm at our Amphitheater!
Fireworks July 5
Story Time July 13
Story time July 13th 7pm Buckhorn Amphitheater
Join Cortney from the New Lisbon Library for Storytime at 7pm at our Amphitheater!
WI Crane Program July 20
Wisconsin Cranes Program July 20th Buckhorn Park South Shelter 1pm
Volunteers from the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge will be visiting to talk about Wisconsin cranes at the south picnic shelter. Learn more about our local birds and conservation efforts.
Universe in the Park July 20
Universe in the Park- July 20th 9pm Buckhorn Amphitheater
Join the UW Madison Astronomy department for the Universe in the Park program at 9pm at the amphitheater. After the program, join astronomers near the south shelter and look through the telescope to view the night sky.
Ed the Diver July 27
Ed the Diver July 27th 1-3pm Buckhorn North Shelter
Come see Ed the Diver! Ed is coming to Buckhorn to educate us the important work he does with conservation and cleaning waterways while discussing his world of diving recovery, scuba diving, and how we can help keep our waters clean.
@ North Shelter 1pm-3pm
Story Time July 27
Story time July 27th 7pm Buckhorn North Shelter
Join Cortney from the New Lisbon Library for Storytime at 7pm. Meet at North shelter
Charlieboy Music in the Park July 27
Charlieboy-Music in the Park July 27th 7pm Buckhorn Amphitheater
Charlieboy is an Indie Alt Rock group from Baraboo, Wisconsin that is poised to take the world by storm! But to call Charlieboy just an Indie Alt Rock group would be an injustice because they are so much more than that. With lyrics that suggest a seeking of peace and unity, the band creates intricate layered grooves that stir up feelings of happiness and bliss while vocalist Kaya Martin’s rich, warm and powerful vocals take this band’s sound into a whole other universe. At the Amphitheater at 7pm! Free concert but Vehicle admission is required.
Geocache Event August 3
Geocache event August 3rd 10-11:30am Buckhorn Barrens Nature Trail.
Meet at the observation tower on the Barrens Nature Trail to learn about geocaching and work together to find geocaches along the Ranger Rick geocache trail.
Some GPS units will be available to borrow at the program, or you can bring your own or a smartphone.
Hosted by the Friends of Buckhorn.
National Night Out August 6
Held in Necedah at Lions Park from 4PM- 8PM. Come and meet local law enforcement and EMT. See their exciting equipment and take part in this national event.
More Info:
Smokey’s 80th Birthday August 10
Smokey’s 80th Birthday August 10th 2pm-3pm Buckhorn Beach
Smokey Bear is turning 80 years old!
We’re having a birthday party for him at the beach with cupcakes, fun Smokey facts, learn about campfire safety, and a visit with Smokey Bear.
Hosted by the Friends of Buckhorn.
Vote August 13
ELECTION SCHEDULE FOR 2024:
August 13, 2024 – Primary Election
November 5, 2024 – General Election
www.myvote.wi.gov
Old Soul Society August 17
Old Soul Society- Music in the Park August 17th 7-9pm Buckhorn Amphitheater
Friends of Buckhorn State Park are bringing “Old Soul Society” to perform at the Amphitheater at 7pm. Free concert, but park sticker is required to enter the state park.
Old Soul Society is a Wisconsin based act that is rooted in Americana with branches into Folk, Rock, Soul, Blues & more.
Old Soul Society’s focus on the craft of songwriting is displayed in the rich, textured musical layers they create to underscore the emotionally raw delivery of their introspective and heartfelt lyrics. These details combine into a powerfully stirring live performance that has been winning over audiences everywhere. Free concert but vehicle admission is required.
Story Time August 24
Story time August 24th 7pm Buckhorn Amphitheater
Join Cortney from the New Lisbon Library for Storytime at 7pm at our Amphitheater!
K9s of Juneau County Fundraiser September 14
Shipwreck Bay – More info to come
Scary Movie for Adults October 26
Scary Movie for Adults – October 26th 7pm Buckhorn Amphitheater
Vote November 5
ELECTION SCHEDULE FOR 2024:
November 5, 2024 – General Election
www.myvote.wi.gov
Uplift WI Statewide Peer Support
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) announced a new phone line that is now available allowing all Wisconsinites to share their successes and challenges with a peer who will listen and offer support without judgement or criticism.
Uplift WI is available 24/7 at 534-202-5438.
People experiencing mental health and substance emergencies should call, text, or chat the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Call 911 if this emergency is life-threatening.
Looking for Drivers
Make Your Plan to Vote Now
Go to the Wisconsin Disability Vote Coalition website for all the information and help getting your vote counted! Even if you are not disabled, there is really good registration and voting information as well as voting resources on this site!
Make Your Plan to Vote Fact Sheet 2024
Community Pool Hours – Daily
6:00am – 7:00am Adult Lap Swim
8:00am – 9:45am Open Swim/Lap Swim
10:30am – 11:30am Open Swim/Lap Swim
1:00pm – 4:00pm Open Swim/Lap Swim
4:00pm – 5:00pm CLOSED FOR SWIM PRACTICE
5:00pm – 6:00pm Aqua Aerobics
6:00pm – 8:00pm Open Swim/Lap Swim
508 Grayside Ave
Mauston, WI 53948
Contact
kewing@maustonschools.org
608-847-6603
More Information
https://www.facebook.com/MaustonPublicPool
Breakfast Buffet – Sundays
Breakfast Buffet every Sunday at Wonewoc American Legion beginning at 8AM and runs until 11AM. This is an all-you-can-eat Buffet and includes both hot and cold drinks, biscuits and gravy, bacon, sausage, scrambled eggs, potato side, pancakes, French toast, waffles, pastries, and fruit. Adults $12, Children 5-12 $5. Credit and Debit now accepted.
Playgroups – Mondays
Playgroups are available at the Juneau County Family Resource Center at N4982 HWY 58 in Mauston. Playgroups are every Monday 9:30-11 and free for children ages 0-5 years old accompanied by an adult. The playgroups are organized free-play with crafts, activities, circle time stories and a free snack. These activities are open to the public. Call 608-847-4991 for more information.
Knitting, Crocheting, Crafting – Mondays
Bring a project to work on and be part of the knitting, crocheting, and crafting community at HPL! All ages and abilities are welcome. Free yarn! Every Monday at Mauston Hatch Public Library.
Childbirth Education Classes – Saturdays
Free childbirth classes are offered to you and your support person at Mile Bluff Medical Center on Saturdays from 8:30AM to 4PM. Dates will be set based on the needs of mothers-to-be. Call now to register before baby arrives 608-847-1013.
Storytime Friends December – Tuesdays
Storytime, songs, early literacy activities take place Tuesday Mornings at 10AM at Hatch Public Library in Mauston. It is a great opportunity to connect with other families.
Narcan Training – Tuesdays and Thursdays
Walk-in Narcan Training happening now Tuesday’s and Thursday’s 10am to noon at the Juneau County Health Department. Trainings are only 15 minutes and you will receive a free Narcan nasal spray kit. Questions? Call the Juneau County Health Department at 608-847-9373.
Chair Yoga – Wednesdays
Bring yourself and a friend every Wednesday for chair yoga.
New Lisbon Library
115 W Park St
New Lisbon, WI 53950 US
608-562-3213
More Information
https://www.newlisbonlibrary.org/event/chair-yoga-1030-21/
Necedah Recovery Support Meeting – Thursdays
Recovery Necedah
New Meeting!
Recovery from Alcoholism & Substance Abuse
Sick & Tired of being Sick & Tired?
“If you want to change your life, come join us”
- We follow the 12 Steps of AA
- This is an Open Meeting – All are welcome!
- Starts Thursday, February 1st, 2024.
TIME : 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm (Every Thursday)
LOCATION : United Methodist Church
(Use the rear parking-lot, entrance)
605 N. Harvey St.
Necedah, WI 54646
Contact: Tom W. * Cell: 765-336-4022 * email: tjw3278 @ gmail.com
Family Storytime – First Thursday Ea. Month
ADRC Transportation Program
The ADRC of Eagle Country Juneau County Office provides transportation assistance for a low cost to Juneau County Residents age 60 and over or individuals living with a disability. Services include the ADRC handicap-accessible van and bus, Volunteer Escort Drivers, Find Your Own Driver Program, and the Taxi Subsidy Program. This is for non-emergency trips to medical appointments, shopping, nutrition, education and employment, as well as social and recreation. Hours of operation are 8AM-4:30PM. Requests must be made 48 hours prior to the appointment. Call 608-847-9371 to find out more.
If you are a non-profit group and have an upcoming event you would like announced on our Community Calendar, email Shelby@wrjc.com.
We update this page often! Come back soon to see what’s new and to keep up with events in your Community! If you know of something you are interested in that is not listed, please email Shelby@wrjc.com. Thanks!
