Many a vehicle stopped at the Brat Stand on their way north on Highway 23 towards Reedsburg on May 30. Part of the local experience, it was even possible to enjoy River Valley’s graduation ceremony that morning and then grab a dog on the way home for lunch. (Photo by Joe Block)
The 11th annual Plain Lions OccuPaws Brat Stand sold 648 wieners May 29 and 30. Located prominently on Highway 23 in Plain, next to Tall Paul, the stand was tucked away in the crook of the Honey Creek Valley. The Midwest was in the midst of a beautiful stretch of 75-degree, sunny days, and high school graduation was in the air that weekend.
Tywana German, left, accepts a framed resolution from the Village of Prairie du Sac from Village President Andrew Strathman at the May 28 board meeting. (Submitted photo)
Fittingly — if you know Tywana German — she was doing Sauk Prairie business at the Village of Prairie du Sac Board meeting May 28. Her reason for being on the agenda was not business, but praise for her storied 16-year career as the Chamber director.
Rebecca Szydlowski, left, and Jessie Phalen are seen at Wisconsin Public Health for an award presentation to Szydlowski. (Submitted photo)
Public Health Nurse Rebecca Szydlowski, who works with Public Health Sauk County, received the Excellence in Public Health Nursing (“Florence Nightingale) Award from the Wisconsin Public Health Association.
The award recognizes a nurse who demonstrates exceptional practice, leadership, and dedication to their community.
A Hillpoint farm will host the 35th Annual Sauk County Dairy Breakfast this weekend.
It will be held from 7 to 11 a.m. June 13 at Windi Ridge Farm, S5424 Highway G, Hillpoint. The Luxton family operates the farm and is this year’s host.
Shannon Boyce (left), President of the Friends of the Spring Green Community Library, presents an annual donation to Emily Whitmore, Library Director. This check for $17,000 will help provide funding for programming and other essential needs to assist the library budget. These funds were raised through memberships, sales of used books, Community-Wide Garage Sale, Periodical Party, Book & Bake Sale, and other events.
Shannon Boyce (left), President of the Friends of the Spring Green Community Library, presents an annual donation to Emily Whitmore, Library Director. This check for $17,000 will help provide funding for programming and other essential needs to assist the library budget.
