Regional

Thu
26
Aug

Sauk County Gardener: Aster yellows can devastate a garden

“Plant diseases are shifty enemies.” ~E.C. Stakman

Thu
26
Aug

Solar program extends deadline for property owners

Those who are interested in installing solar features on their buildings or land now have until Sept. 30.

The Grow Solar Sauk County program has extended its deadline beyond the initial Aug. 31. Homeowners and commercial property owners can go through the program to secure competitive prices on materials.

Thu
26
Aug

Sauk County Public Health to benefit from $1 million grant

A $1 million grant will help Sauk County serve residents who are struggling with opioid and other substance addictions.

Thu
26
Aug

Sauk County meetings for September


The West Square Building in Baraboo is where most Sauk County officials meet for monthly business. (Photo by Heather Stanek)

The following meetings are scheduled and will be held at the West Square Building in Baraboo unless otherwise noted.

The address is 505 Broadway.

For up-to-date agendas and locations, including room numbers, visit www.co.sauk.wi.us.

Thu
26
Aug

Program focuses on closed Dells attractions


Storybook Gardens opened on the strip in Lake Delton in 1955. The attraction featured scenery and actors portraying nursery rhymes and other children’s stories. It closed years ago, but will be the subject of a presentation about nostalgic locations. (Photo from John Bennin)

The Sauk County Historical Society will delve into some of the former tourist sites Lake Delton and Wisconsin Dells.

Thu
26
Aug

Officials consider reducing size of Sauk County Board

The Sauk County Board of Supervisors will hold a special meeting next week to discuss and possibly approve reducing the number of representatives.

Thu
26
Aug

Naturally Speaking: Hummingbirds


This hummingbird nest, sitting in a silver maple, is covered with lichens. It holds two nestlings. (Photo by Jerry Davis)

Male ruby throated hummingbirds may be the first to leave area red flowers, sugar-water feeders and butterfly weeds. Females will follow during the next several weeks.

Stop feeding whenever you prefer.

Thu
26
Aug

Director resigns from Sauk County Development group


Ed White. (Submitted photo)

Ed White will depart his post as executive director of Sauk County Development Corp.

His last day is Aug. 27.

According to White, he is leaving economic development to take a job with Forward Services Corp. in Madison, where he will train employees.

Thu
26
Aug

County Board approves allocating funds for job training center

COVID-19 relief funds will go toward creating a training center in Sauk County.

Last week, the Sauk County Board of Supervisors approved a request to use $100,000 of American Rescue Plan dollars for the center, which will not only offer training and apprenticeship opportunities but also create family supporting jobs.

Thu
19
Aug

Sauk County sees high COVID-19 transmission rate

Sauk County is in the high category for the transmission of COVID-19.

This is the top-most level, with the next ones being substantial, moderate and low.

According to Sauk County Health Department data, there were 88 new cases between Aug. 8 and 14.

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