Camp Douglas News

Tom Every has a sculpture in his scrap metal art park south of Baraboo titled "Overkill," which shows a bomb shooting down a smokestack to kill two mosquitoes.

The Alumni Association of Necedah High School held its annual banquet May 23 at the New Lisbon American Legion facility.

Briana Drendel of Fond du Lac will marry Ben Frei of Camp Douglas next summer. Their parents are Rod and Linda Drendel of Fond du Lac and Dan and Deb Frei of Camp Douglas.

Soldiers from across the state are starting their tour overseas. National Guard troops with the 32nd Infantry Brigade have arrived in Kuwait.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation Southwest Region will hold a public information meeting to discuss design concepts for the asphalt overlay and bridge replacements on I-90/94 from Tomah to Camp Douglas in Monroe and Juneau Counties.

Wisconsin youths have a chance to follow in the footsteps -- and training -- of the military at Volk Field in Camp Douglas.

University of Wisconsin-Madison ROTC Air Force cadets are undergoing intense training this weekend, and they got a surprise Friday.

For many 16 year old boys, getting your license means freedom. For their moms', it means having to let go.

For most people, there aren't too many tests of physical endurance tougher than a 26.2 mile marathon.

As the youngest person at the Madison National Guard Armory on Saturday and the only one wearing a pink jumper, 5-month-old Siannah Schmidt drew a crowd of admirers wanting to hold her.

No kidding, Bob. We had a major storm, which dumped just under a foot of snow, last Tuesday and Wednesday, then another, smaller storm, which dumped about about five inches on Saturday, and then the bottom ...

Go ahead, knock yourself out, but you won't find a positive adjective to use in front of the word "cold." "Bitter" was the standard in weather reports Sunday morning, though it was 8 below zero and what that ...

Southern Wisconsin spent Friday digging out from a snow storm that snarled traffic, closed schools and shut down the state's largest airport.

Luke Hockers unfolded his wallet and fed a worn bill into the Pepsi vending machine - one last action before receiving his diploma from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh.

The classic bed and breakfast inn - a lovely, looming Victorian house with antiques and lace in abundance - is becoming a smaller slice of the lodging pie in Wisconsin.