State

Thu
07
Oct

Law of the Month: Move over or slow down for emergency vehicles

The DOT reminds motorists to watch out for emergency vehicles.

Thu
07
Oct

Newspaper group supports civics education

The Wisconsin Newspaper Association has announced its support for mandatory civics education in Wisconsin schools. The Reedsburg Independent is part of this organization.

Thu
07
Oct

Learn how to be safe online this month

October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, and a Wisconsin department reminds consumers to be careful what they do online.

Thu
07
Oct

Lakeside Foods purchases sausage company

A manufacturer with a location in Reedsburg has added another business to its roster.

Lakeside Foods announced it will purchase Cher-Make Sausage Co. based out of Manitowoc. Cher-Make, which is 93 years old, produces sausage, hot dogs, ring bologna and bratwurst.

Wed
22
Sep

A national debt: Should government compensate for slavery and racism?

Reggie Jackson, a writer for the Milwaukee Independent and the former head griot, or oral historian, at America’s Black Holocaust Museum in Milwaukee, has a long history of military service in his family stretching back to the Civil War.

Wed
22
Sep

Fiscal Facts: Alcohol tax revenues surge during pandemic

State excise tax revenues from the sale of alcoholic beverages rose nearly 17 percent in the 2021 fiscal year, an annual increase that tops any seen in nearly five decades in Wisconsin.

Wed
22
Sep

Back Home with Chris Hardie: The sudden signs of summer’s end

And suddenly, summer is over.

The astronomical beginning of fall was at 2:21 p.m. Central Daylight Time on Wednesday, Sept. 22, when the sun crosses the equator and we have equal amounts of daylight and darkness. Meteorologically speaking, when the seasons follow the calendar, it began on Sept. 1.

Wed
22
Sep

Lt. governor primaries on tap for next year

The primary election for lieutenant governor is just under 11 months away. So far, no Democrats are making noise about getting into the race.

Wed
15
Sep

Nominations open for educator awards


Herb Kohl is a well-known Wisconsin politician, businessman and philanthropist. Now retired, he focus mostly on non-profit work, providing awards to educators, grants to schools and scholarships to students. (Photo from the Herb Kohl Foundation)

The Herb Kohl Foundation invites the public to nominate their favorite teachers and principals for recognition.

Wed
15
Sep

Remember to call before you dig

Experts advise Wisconsin residents and business owners to make sure they check before they do any digging on their property.

Diggers Hotline is a free service that provides info about underground lines and infrastructure. Striking a buried line can result in injury and costly repairs.

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