The Waunakee Public Library has announced a new Library Card Design Contest to celebrate the 5th anniversary of the new library building at 201 N. Madison St.
Two Waunakee Intermediate School students were recently honored by the Wisconsin Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution as State …
With state leaders showing their support, a program at Arthouse Preschool in Waunakee highlighted the necessity of quality child care and the …
A number of Waunakee High School Spanish students recently demonstrated excellence on the 2024 National Spanish Exam (NSE), earning national r…
Waunakee’s KC Nickel recently signed a national letter of intent to play golf at Siena College.
FORT ATKINSON -- Jordan Zahn pitched a four-hit shutout as Fort Atkinson's baseball team upended Waunakee 6-0 in Badger Large play at Jones Pa…
Track and Field: Photos, coverage of Warrior boys, girls winning conference titles!
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Artists can now submit their work to be featured in the Dane Arts annual calendar and poster for 2025, the county arts department has annnounced.
MIDDLETON–The third annual Art Walk Middleton is planned for May 18, and will offer a variety of art, live music, food and kid’s activities for visitors to the one-day art festival.
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MADISON, Wis. — The question on the minds of many people now that Microsoft has decided to invest $3.3 billion in an artificial intelligence data center in Racine County is “why Wisconsin?” versus the West or East coasts or overseas.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court will soon hear a case involving records related to the voting rights of mentally incompetent people. No matter which side wins, the public has in some ways already lost. That’s because while the case pits the public’s right to scrutinize voter eligibility against …
Without much rubber-necking, I counted 11 vehicles the other day marked “For Sale” on the side of Highway 13 between the town of Rome and the Highway 82 intersection in southern Adams County. Spread along those 30 or so miles were cars, vans, tractors, boats and trucks, all beckoning new owners.
The Great Wisconsin Birdathon is run by the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin to raise funds for bird conservation across the state. The Flockadelics, Southern Wisconsin Bird Alliance’s team, headed out for our day of birding on Wednesday, May 1.