Librarian Miss Jess McCarlson tests her portable voice amplifier outside the Reedsburg Public Library. (Submitted photo)
The Summer Library Reading Program may look different this year, but will be something of a return to normal after a year of online programming due to the pandemic.
It’s National Police Week, and entities across Sauk County and the state marked the occasion with a ceremony in Baraboo Monday morning.
Representatives from law enforcement, fire and emergency medical services gathered outside the Sauk County Courthouse to honor those who’ve died as a result of fulfilling their duties.
A Reedsburg native is among students honored for their leadership capabilities at the University of Wisconsin-Stout.
Chris Johnson was acknowledged as Outstanding Student Leader of the Year. Johnson serves as vice president of the Stout Student Association and as president of the People’s Organization of Network Gaming.
Reedsburg’s citywide rummage sales start May 13 and continue through May 15.
Maps are available now at Reedsburg City Hall, Reedsburg Public Library, Quillin’s Quality Foods, Viking Village Foods, Main Street Books and the Reedsburg Area Chamber of Commerce.
In 2014, Reedsburg earned a Bird City designation from the Wisconsin Bird Conservation Initiative, having achieved a number of conservation measures necessary for the distinction. On Wednesday, May 19, at 7 p.m.
Sauk County Public Health will hold a COVID-19 vaccination clinic from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 6 in Baraboo.
The Wisconsin National Guard will be on site to help run this drive-thru clinic, which will take place at the former Sauk County landfill, E8795 Evergreen Lane. This clinic is for county residents 18 and older.
