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Two practices.
Two marvelous, glorious, socially distanced practices.
That’s what Mount Horeb’s girls basketball team experienced last month before Public Health Madison & Dane County issued Emergency Order #10 which prohibited indoor gatherings of any size.
In that short amount of time,...
When November rolls around most years, Mount Horeb boys basketball coach Todd Nesheim typically knows what he has.
His Vikings have had a summer of games. An offseason together.
And Nesheim has a gut feeling about what lies ahead.
Of course, 2020 is a year unlike any other. And right now, Nesheim...
President Trump and his campaign in their latest filing with a local law firm reiterated a litany of accusations of fraud regarding the recent election.
While Trump lost his re-election bid by about 6 million votes to challenger Joe Biden nationally, the contest was extremely close in several key...
LGBTQ+ ally
author to speak
Join PFLAG Mount Horeb on Monday, December 7 from 6:00-7:00 pm (via Zoom) for a book talk and discussion with Lisa Koenecke, author of the book “Be an Inclusion Ally: ABC’s of LGBTQ+.” As an experienced and energetic Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) professional...
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4
NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS - Drive-through food distribution 9:00 – 10:30 am (SENIORS ONLY) and 3:00 – 6:00 pm (everyone). Info at 437-6114 or www.mthorebneighbors.org
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5
NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS - Drive-through food distribution from 9:30 to...
Two weeks, two counties and $3 million later, the state of Wisconsin has finished the recount ordered by Pres. Donald Trump’s Campaign, which paid the recount fee. The campaign opted to only call for a recount in Dane and Milwaukee counties–the two most populous in the state–rather than recount the...
WAUNAKEE/MOUNT HOREB - Carol Marie Sutter, age 90, of Waunakee and Mount Horeb, passed away on Monday, November 23, 2020, at Noel Manor in Verona.
She was born on December 5, 1929, in Lansing, Mich., the daughter of Warren and Margaret (Schumacher) Holmes. Carol was a child of the Great Depression...
120 Years Ago-
Dec. 6, 1900
P.O. Stromme will spend the winter with his family at Madison, and is open for engagements to give lectures on educational subjects.
Wood has been such a scarce article here this fall that Dahle Bros. has shipped in a carload of coal for the creamery.
Christian Gesme...
Mt. Horeb Culver’s recently donated $4,585 to Mt. Horeb FFA. Mt. Horeb Culver’s gives back to the community through the local version of the Thank You Farmers Campaign, Share Days, and the Culver’s/FFA Kid’s Day held in the summer. The Kid’s Day is an event where FFA members set up a small petting...
Real snowflakes make interesting additions to winter holiday cards but they don’t show well piled atop one another.
Green is one color the works well to highlight flakes, but a flat, green surface is uncommon during winter unless an object is brought outside.
Pine and other needle-leafed trees...
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