Mukwonago News

The Canadian National Railway Company's safety ambassador, Little Obie, will be pulling into the Mukwonago area, stopping at a festival, local churches and elementary schools during June 2-4 to help promote rail safety education.

Hamilton golfer Nathan Goecks ponders his lie on No. 10 during the WIAA Division 1 sectional at Morningstar Golfers Club in Waukesha on Wednesday, May 30, 2012.

Earlier this month the town board rejected creating a utility district to pay for a drain tile pipeline to remove groundwater from a flood-prone Country Bliss Estates subdivision to a nearby basin.

State Senator Mary Lazich represents parts of four counties: Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine, and Walworth.

Hundreds of cute kittens will RAIN on HAWS this year...so we're having a Kitten Shower for them! Join in the fun on Saturday, June 9, from 11am-4pm. Help care for the too-young-to-adopt-yet babies with formula and food donations.

Jefferson observed Memorial Day on Monday by holding a morning observance at the VFW Hall on the south side of the city.

For us gamers on a budget, there's nothing quite like scoring an older game that just hits the spot.

Four turtle crossing signs that have been stationed along Hwy LO in Mukwonago since 2009 went missing this week.

That's not a problem for Bruce Dethlefsen, Wisconsin's Poet Laureate, who shared his thoughts precisely May 9, when the Java Jo'z coffee shop in Waterford hosted an evening filled with verse and song.

Catholic Memorial golfer Dylan Allen hits out of the sand on No. 3 during the Classic 8 mini meet at Oconomowoc Golf Club on Monday, May 14, 2012.

The town received a state grant of $506,000 to help pay for a flood-control project that involved a pipeline to carry water from the subdivision to a nearby basin.

State Senator Mary Lazich represents parts of four counties: Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine, and Walworth.

A Mukwonago man who caused a 2010 car crash that killed two people in the Town of Royalton had been drinking and smoking marijuana before the accident, according to a story in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

A second grade class at Clarendon Avenue Elementary in Mukwonago got a lesson from a classmate on Juvenile Arthritis.

State Senator Mary Lazich represents parts of four counties: Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine, and Walworth.

The company hopes to eventually employ 100 workers, according to a story on mfrtech.com. The company was started in part with a $3.4 million low-interest, revolving loan from the Wisconsin State Energy Program.