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8-Year-Old Girl Killed In Milton Car Crash
A two-vehicle crash on Friday night resulted in the death of an 8-year-old girl and the hospitalization of a 5-year-old boy, according to the Milton Police Department.
Stolen vehicle recovered from Rock River
A stolen vehicle was recovered from the Rock River early Friday morning in the Town of Koshkonong.
Madison man bound over for trial in tavern shooting
By Ryan Whisner Union regional Editor JEFFERSON - A 25-year-old Madison man suspected of shooting two people at a Town of Jefferson tavern was bound over for trial Thursday.
WI Senate Leader Working Overtime to Stave Off Recall
Wisconsin Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald is in a last-minute scramble to challenge "fraudulent" recall petition signatures.
Koshkonong delays lifting Hoard Road weight limit
By Ryan Whisner Union regional Editor KOSHKONONG - The Town of Koshkonong Board of Supervisors held off making a decision Wednesday on lifting weight restrictions along Hoard Road to allow relocation of a Rock County construction company.
Fort eyes boost in parking fines
By Ryan Whisner Union regional Editor A proposal to increase fines for parking violations was reviewed Tuesday by the Fort Atkinson City Council.
3 at the Landmark Service Cooperative, at 12743 East State Highway 59, between Milton and Whitewater.
Sunday Update: No injuries in fuel truck explosion at ag co-op
Firefighters from 13 different departments responded to the 3:11 p.m. blast at the Landmark Service Cooperative, 12743 East State Highway 59, between Milton and Whitewater.
Lorbeckis take stock of years as grocers
Former Dave's Piggly Wiggly owners Dave and Patti Lorbecki of Jefferson pose with a plaque and pen Dave received for working on the Governor's Small Business Regulatory Reform Taskforce in 2002.
No challengers yet in possible 13th recall
Staff, AP reports MADISON - No one has emerged to challenge state Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald should a recall election materialize this year.
Lake Mills' Messmann county's 'Officer of the Year'
Members of the Jefferson County Chiefs and Sheriff Association honored area law enforcement personnel and citizens for heroism and contributions to the community during its annual awards banquet.
Madison Catholic Diocese honors St. Joseph's School teacher Bries
Pat Bries, a fifth-grade teacher at St. Joseph's Catholic School in Fort Atkinson, was honored Monday as the 'Educator of the Month' within the Catholic Diocese of Madison schools.
Neumann outlines views for Patriots
Former Congressman Mark Neumann was in Fort Atkinson Friday evening to address the Rock River Patriots as a candidate for U.S. Senate.
Fund set for Fort fifth grader fighting cancer
By Pam Chickering Wilson Union staff writer The week before Christmas, Maddie Lisius learned she had cancer.
By Christine Spangler Managing editor Nasco, a community icon for seven decades, was presented the Fort Atkinson Area Chamber of Commerce's Economic Contribution Award on Wednesday eve ning.
County panel won't formally oppose bypass route through Koshkonong
By Karyn Spory Union staff writer JEFFERSON - Jefferson County's Administration and Rules Committee will not go on record opposing a U.S. Highway 12 bypass route that would dissect the Town of Koshkonong ... at least not formally.
Fate Of Roadside Memorial Is Uncertain
The fate of a family's roadside memorial in Rock County is uncertain after a town chairman told them it poses a distraction for drivers, according to the family.
Two meetings set for input on county parks, rec plan
By Karyn Spory Union staff writer JEFFERSON - The Jefferson County Parks Department invites the public to attend one of two input meetings designed to update the Jefferson County Park, Recreation and Open Space Plan.
Ex-Fort minister among Fireside 'Flame of Friendship' recipients
By Christine Spangler Managing editor A former Fort Atkinson minister and a Minnesota couple who have been bringing audiences to the Fireside Dinner Theatre for a total 60 years were presented "Flame of Friendship" awards Saturday.
Peter Mulvey will perform Jan. 28
Mulvey began as a self-described “city kid” from Milwaukee. He played, wrote and sang in bands while studying theatre at Marquette University.