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“Driftless Strong: Facing Historic Times Together and Apart,” a community photography exhibition, debuted in the Driftless Historium Walk-up Gallery on Saturday, October 3 and will be viewable daily through Wednesday, November 11, 2020.
“Driftless Strong” features nearly forty photographs shared...
The Mount Horeb Area Board of Education voted Monday night against a proposal that would have allowed some K-2 students to return to local classrooms. The decision came after hours of testimony and discussion, during which nearly every parent who spoke - some through tears - pleaded with the board...
Thirty years and hundreds of students after it first opened its doors, Agape Christian Preschool is still providing its students with, what the name, “Agape,” would suggest: “unconditional love.”
The preschool has become a cherished resource for community families, and after so many years, director...
114 Main celebrated their grand opening on Saturday, September 26. They are located at 114 E Main Street and serve a wide variety of health drinks including LitTea, Protein Coffee and shakes, and more. Photo contributed.
Bipartisan reform to designate a three-digit phone number for a national suicide prevention and mental health crisis hotline has passed the U.S. House of Representatives. This legislation will help ensure states have the flexibility to strengthen local crisis call centers and save lives.
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Challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic have been met with creative solutions at Upland Hills Health (UHH) in Dodgeville. They also brought into focus new ways to operate and new technologies to turn to. To create the safest environments for patients, residents, and staff, Upland Hills...
In the 2020 District 5 Scandinavian Photo Contest, Cheryl Wille-Schlesser of Mount Horeb, Allen Watrud, of Middleton , Karen Eberhardt of Verona, and Harley Skjervem and Duane Kittleson of Madison were picked as top photographers throughout Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio and Tennessee...
How does Jim Crow and the Sixties Civil Rights movement inform the protests and resistance of today? Join Selika Ducksworth-Lawton, professor of history at UW-Eau Claire, on Thursday, October 8 beginning at 6:30pm via Zoom to explore these topics. This program is hosted by the Mt. Horeb Public...
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1
THE SPRINGDALE TOWN BOARD will hold a meeting on Thursday, October 1, 2020 at Town Hall (2379 Town Hall Rd. Mt. Horeb, WI 53572). The Board will convene at 8 a.m. to review “a resident complaint regarding their property tax assessment and the correct handling by the Board of...
Have you been talking to friends and family about any of the new COVID-19 vaccines? I know I have. Though likely not available until 2021, we’re already discussing their safety and the risk of possible side effects. Some vaccines are entering stage three trials, where 30,000 people per trial are...
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