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Student Name:
Nathan Leszczynski
Area of Apprenticeship:
Finance
Place of Employment:
Farmers Savings Bank
Mentor Name:
Katie Olday
Goals/Plans after high school:
I am planning to attend UW-Madison to study business or personal finance.
What do you do at your place of apprenticeship?
I am...
130 Years Ago-
June 22, 1893
Barns are crawling up on the ruins of the tornado of May 22nd. Mr. Helland had a barn raise last week, and Mr. Torgrim Rundhoug is putting up a temporary structure somewhat better than the one blown down. A hayfork is among the improvements added.
There will be a basket...
Laura (Miller) Friske
Sept. 15, 1927 -
June 9, 2023
MOUNT HOREB - Laura Friske, age 95, of Mount Horeb, passed away peacefully on Friday, June 9, 2023, in Mount Horeb. She was born on Sept. 15, 1927, in Summit, Wis., the daughter of Charles and Esther (Hagen) Miller.
Laura grew up on the family...
Mount Horeb Utilities offers grant funds
Mount Horeb Utilities is again offering grants to local non-profit organizations. Three $500 grants are available in 2023 for any non-profit organization located in Mount Horeb that serves the Mount Horeb community at large. Applications are due Friday,...
THURSDAY, JUNE 22
Mt. Horeb Seniors shopping trip to Target, 9:00am. RSVP 608-444-7930 (Kris)
FARMERS’ MARKET IS OPEN: Lawn of Mt. Horeb Evangelical Lutheran Church. 315 East Main Street. 3:00-6:30pm
FRIDAY, JUNE 23
Neighbors Helping Neighbors Food Closet OPEN 9:00-10:30am (...
The Driftless Historium partnered with Wisconsin Dells-based Little Eagle Arts Foundation (LEAF) to bring the fifth Annual Native Art Marketplace to downtown Mount Horeb June 3-4, drawing 450 guests. Pictured at right, Grass Dancer Drake Logan (Ho-Chunk). Read more on page 9. Photo by Ron Lutz II.
The Driftless Historium once again partnered with Wisconsin Dells-based Little Eagle Arts Foundation (LEAF) to bring the 5th Annual Native Art Marketplace to downtown Mount Horeb on Sunday, June 3 and Saturday, June 4.
Throughout the busy weekend, 450 guests braved high temps to take advantage of...
Students arriving late to school by 30 minutes will no longer be marked absent for an entire day, according to a policy revision approved by the Mount Horeb Area School District Board of Education.
“We’re not cheating the system to make us look better,” Brian Johnson, director of student services,...
In order to restore the funds the village loaned the water utility last year, and to improve its bond rating, the Mount Horeb Village Board is considering borrowing $2-$3 million this year.
The water utility’s low cash balance resulted from spending on capital projects including, funding the...
Dane County and partners to deploy 100 overdose aid kits throughout community, launch comprehensive campaign to help reduce deaths
Dollars from Dane County “Harm Reduction Initiative” Are Also Heading to Schools, Hospitals, Other Efforts Aimed at Opioid Epidemic
Dane County and a number of...
Village of Mount Horeb alley reconstruction is scheduled to begin on June 19 for the following alleys:
The north/south alley, east of the Community Center between N. Grove and N. Second St.
The north/south alley between Center Ave. and S. Fourth St.
The north/south alley east of S. Fourth St, south...
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