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130 Years Ago-
Oct. 19, 1892
A Napes’ dwelling is nearly ready for the painter’s brush.
Chas. Llauck is having a very nice trade in nursery stock and is now selling on spring delivery.
Our band boys were down to Perry last Friday evening to furnish music at the republican rally.
The monument of Rev...
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Once again there were 3 teams that failed to have a single couple reach 100 points. But before we identify those teams, let’s try to identify that horrific smell you may have noticed if you were traveling through New Glarus around11:00 pm on the night of October 20th.
Uff-Da, isn’t that the...
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27
Mt. Horeb Seniors shopping trip to Dodgeville, leave 9:30am. RSVP 608-444-7930.
Mt. Horeb AlAnon Family Group, 12:00noon, Chamber of Commerce conference room, Third and Main Street
Mt. Horeb Farmers’ Summer Market, has ended. Watch for Winter markets on November 19 and...
Conservationist and land manager Doug Duren checks on the cattle at his fourth-generation family farm. Photo by Matt Geiger.
Eleanor Duren was getting ready to kill her first deer when she heard her grandfather’s voice whispering in her ear: “Remember, aim right behind that point of its front leg. Let your breath out and slowly squeeze.”
The strange thing was, Eleanor’s grandfather, Vincent Duren, had passed away in the...
Matt McGowan is co-owner and lead pharmacist at Mount Horeb Family Pharmacy. Photo by Matt Geiger.
Many local citizens recently received a letter telling them Mount Horeb’s only independent community pharmacy would no longer be covered by their insurance. There is only one problem: It wasn’t true.
Dr. Matt McGowan is owner and lead pharmacist at Mount Horeb Family Pharmacy, located at 203 West...
The Mount Horeb Village Board approved Monday Oct. 31 from 5-7 p.m. as this year’s official trick-or-treating hours.
Proponents of bipartisanship and law enforcement got a big victory last week in the U.S. House of Representatives. A large bipartisan majority voted to approve a measure that will give $60 million over the next five years to law enforcement agencies with fewer than 125 officers to do things like...
Dane County is seeking to upgrade its countywide network of over 140 outdoor warning sirens in the coming year, County Executive Joe Parisi announced today. Parisi included $3 million in his 2023 county budget for the work to replace the hardware, software, and equipment that triggers when and how...
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