Regional

Fri
26
Feb

Public Health encourages coronavirus testing


A COVID-19 test is administered at Reedsburg Area Medical Center. (Submitted photo)

Sauk County Public Health reminds the public that it’s still important to be tested for COVID-19.

Testing is encouraged for anyone who believes they may have had contact with someone or think they have the virus.

Testing is free and available at the following locations. Registration is necessary.

Fri
26
Feb

Underly, Kerr win most votes in Sauk County

Two women received the most votes in Sauk County for state superintendent of schools.

Jill Underly garnered the majority in Sauk County at 1,063 votes, while Deborah Kerr was next with 955.

The third highest vote-getter was Sheila Briggs with 700 votes, according to unofficial results from last Tuesday’s primary election.

Fri
26
Feb

Sauk County Gardener: Picking winners

“I will go pick daisies and have a happy heart.” ~Kimber Annie Engstrom

Fri
26
Feb

Naturally Speaking: Wisconsin’s wintering robins


Photo by Jerry Davis

Extreme cold finds all looking for a least sign that changes are coming.

Searching for spring is trendy these days. A green plant, a returning bird, or the appearance of any meager hibernator will do.

Fri
26
Feb

County Board hires corporation counsel, approves branding initiative

Sauk County had a new corporation counsel and a better way to market itself following last Monday night’s Board of Supervisors meeting.

Fri
26
Feb

Back Home with Chris Hardie: Beware of falling down at any age


Then-slippery steps cause Chris Hardie to slip and fall. (Photo by Chris Hardie)

The morning began like all do, with a visit outside to accompany the dog on her walk. We stepped into the darkness and I saw overnight we had some freezing rain that coated the steps of the porch.

Sat
20
Feb

Sauk County Gardner: Propagating African violets

“In search of my mother’s garden, I found my own.” ~Alice Walker

Sat
13
Feb

Sauk County GardenerL February tasks to help prepare for spring gardening

“Before anything else, preparation is the key to success.” ― Alexander Graham Bell

Sat
13
Feb

Naturally Speaking: Golden eagles


A golden eagle sits in a tree. (Photo by Jerry Davis)

While uncommon to Wisconsin, golden eagles, mature and immature individuals, are sometimes noticed during winter bird counts and unplanned observations.

Goldens are about the size of bald eagles, maybe touch smaller.

Sat
13
Feb

What to consider with new, renewed farm leases

2020 brought us into an unknown time of our lives and many worried about their financial budgets for the end of the year. This left many to reassess how this pandemic may affect their plans for 2021.

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