Wednesday Jun 12 | Decorah Journal
Wildman confession can't be used
By Sarah Strandberg Statements Daniel Wildman made to law enforcement following his arrest in connection with an Oct. 16 shooting in Calmar will not be admissible at trial.
Wednesday Jun 12 | Waukon Standard
Board of Supervisors discusses possible solutions for troubled...
He said that there have been 15 accidents at the intersection over the last 11 years, none with fatalities; the majority of the accidents had resulted when vehicles traveling north or south had run the stop sign.
Wednesday Jun 12 | Waukon Standard
2013 Dairy Parade offers abundance of "Tanks!" to the dairy industry
The 2013 Allamakee County Dairy Parade traversed the streets of Waukon Monday, June 3, with a number of area businesses, families and organizations providing entries to pay tribute to the dairy industry.
Wednesday Jun 12 | Waukon Standard
Waukon man charged with Federal gun, drug crimes
Chad Root of Waukon, 41, has been charged with possessing firearms as a felon, attempting to manufacture methamphetamine, conspiring to manufacture methamphetamine, and possession of pseudoephedrine.
Hay Expo Speaker To Offer Marketing Advice
Hay Expo speaker Bruce Anderson, University of Nebraska Extension forage specialist, will discuss ways to successfully market hay during the Lunch & Learn sessions each day of the two-day event.
Gearing Up For Hay Expo, June 19-20
Bill Regan of Regancrest Farms talks about the value of the Farm Progress Hay Expo in an interview with Fae Holin, Editor of Hay & Forage Grower , a co-sponsor of the event.
A collage of photographs taken at Memorial Day observances in Waukon, Lansing, Harpers Ferry and New Albin appear on the front page of this week's print edition of The Standard.
Waukon native Pete Grady to kick off "Thunder in the Park" Friday with Ulysses S. Grant presentation
Submitted photo. Organizers of the "Thunder in the Park" Civil War re-enactment event want to encourage area residents and visitors to take in all this weekend's "Thunder in the Park" Civil War re-enactment event has to offer, but also advises those attending about some guidelines that need to be followed in the interest of public safety.
Lamphier services set for Friday, June 7
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday, June 7, at St. John's Lutheran Church in Waukon.
Winneshiek County Hospice motorcycle ride Saturday
The three-stop poker/observation ride will leave the Farr Side in Spillville, with sign in from 9:30 - 11 a.m., with a second chance to sign in at Waukon Harley-Davidson from noon to 1:30 p.m. The next two stops are in Houston, Minn.
Sixth Annual Big Pumpkin Contest set for September 29; Registration deadline June 15
Entry deadline for those wishing to participate in the contest has been set for June 15.
Allamakee County Emergency Management sponsoring training in "Crisis...
The training will take place Friday, June 14 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Waukon High School, located at 1061 Third Avenue NW in Waukon.
Allamakee County Fair grandstand entertainment mixes new country with a bit of familiarity
Described as "an intoxicating dose of country music with a shot of 90 proof rock & roll added for good measure," the new trio released its debut album "Hangovers & Heartbreak" in January of this year.
Quilting display to be featured at "Thunder in the Park" June 8-9
No experience is necessary, just enthusiasm. Anyone can put in some stitches, much like women did back in the 1860s.
Dairy Days Parade in Waukon Monday
The Allamakee County Dairy Promotion Board would like to invite the public to its Annual Dairy Days Parade, which will be held in Waukon Monday, June 3, beginning at 7:30 p.m. The parade will start at the Allamakee County Fairgrounds, travel south down Allamakee Street, west on Main Street, back north on Second Street NW to Eighth Avenue NW, where ... (more)
KNEI Radio General Manager Chuck Bloxham to present Memorial Day address in Waukon
There will be Cannon Salutes to Korean War Veterans and Civil War Sesquicentennial Recognition that will include the live firing of a black powder cannon and a 12-pound Mountain Howitzer, respectively, by Allen, Linda and Noah Lyon of the 3rd Light Artillery, Waukon.
Jacquelyn Regan's long connection with the military
Roy H. "Doc" Wheat, at the beginning of World War II. While her father qualified her for membership, Regan's family affiliation with the military actually dates all the way back to the American Revolution.