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Weston Elementary will conduct 4K registration and screen and 3-year-old screening next month.

Children who will be 4 by Sept. 1, 2022 can register for PreK. Children who will be at least 3 by Sept. 1, 2022 can be screened for academic readiness.

Bryk Duren is among the most recent round of graduates from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Duren earned a bachelor’s degree in engineering.

Nearly 2,000 students were expected to take home diplomas this month.

One of the key figures behind the new fitness facility at Reedsburg Area High School has been recognized for his efforts.

Dave Pawlisch won this year’s Service Award from the Wisconsin Athletic Directors Association (WADA). Pawlisch was the winner in Reedsburg’s WIAA district, which includes 66 schools.

Jim Zimmerman admits his job isn’t for everyone.

You have to make yourself available to current and prospective customers, even if that means staying late, coming in early or working weekends.

Reedsburg Area Medical Center is asking the public to take precautions in light of news reports of nationwide staff departures affecting the health care industry.

Wisconsin was already struggling to retain medical workers, according to reports, and the situation has only worsened due to the pandemic.

Ho-Chunk cradleboards, or baby carriers, like the one shown from the Sauk County Historical Society collection, are unique to Native American tribes in the Midwest. Measuring 11 by 15 inches, these baby carriers were usually made of basswood, cedar or white pine. Buckskin laces would be used to tie the various elements together.

A Reedsburg scholar made the dean’s list for the fall semester at Northland College in Ashland, Wis.

Kaylee Engel, a sophomore, is part of the latest list.

To qualify, students must have a GPA of at least 3.5 and no grade less than a C.

A Reedsburg student has made it to the next level in the Lions Peace Poster Contest.

Newton Butler’s submission won first place in the Wisconsin Lions 27D2 District Contest. His poster will advance to the state level. If it receives first place there, it will proceed to the international contest in January.

Equipment that was no longer being used at Reedsburg Area Medical Center was recently sold to raise money for a reading project.

Reedsburg Common Council approved two proposals related to a gas station and convenience store at Monday night’s meeting.