Ruminant in Harvest Park is one of several arts displays to benefit from Art Committee funding. (Reedsburg Independent file photo)
The Reedsburg Art Committee invites the public to apply for grants.
Funding is available for larger, permanent projects. Individuals and organizations may apply for these projects, which will be judged competitively. Awards go up to $3,000.
On Jan. 9, the Sons of the American Legion Squadron 491 presented an award to its oldest member, Richard Bennett, at the Cazenovia Legion Hall. Bennett, who was signed up by his father as an infant, just celebrated 80 years with the organization.
This file image depicts the 2019 Run from the Cops, a fundraiser run by a Reedsburg Police Department employee group. The run wasn't held last year due to COVID-19. The department was just recognized for its accomplishments. (Reedsburg Independent photo)
The Reedsburg Police Department has achieved re-accreditation for another three years.
It was awarded by the Wisconsin Law Enforcement Accreditation Group Governing Board. The vote was unanimous.
Visitors to the Reedsburg Public Library will experience a few changes in 2021, which have been implemented in the last few weeks. Firstly, library users will notice fresh carpeting and a new arrangement for collections near the main service desk. Secondly, Reedsburg Public Library is joining a nationwide trend in becoming “fine free.”
The family of Raymond L. Harms would like to thank everyone for their prayers and support during the difficult time of his loss. We find comfort knowing that our husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather is at home with our Lord and Savior.
The first baby of the year arrived Jan. 2 at Reedsburg Area Medical Center.
Miron was born at 12:43 p.m. to Yuliia Cherednichenko and Vitalie Raileanu of Wisconsin Dells. He weighed eight pounds, 13 ounces and was 19 inches long.
Here are more New Year’s Eve letters from Reedsburg school children. Other letters ran in last week’s paper, and they are also available on our website: www.reedsburgindependent.com.
Mrs. Green’s fourth-grade class, Prairie Ridge Intermediate School
