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A Reedsburg resident is among this summer’s graduates from Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College.

Ian Held earned an associate degree in applied science to become an IT systems administration specialist.

WITC distributed more than 600 degrees following the spring and summer sessions.

A Reedsburg native made the Honor Roll at the University of Kansas for the spring semester.

Ian Rogers was one of more than 7,500 students acknowledged in results that were released late last week.

Rogers is studying in the college of liberal arts and sciences.

Be advised that meetings may be postponed or adjusted due to COVID-19.

Meetings are at Reedsburg City Hall unless otherwise noted.

For complete details, including agendas, visit www.reedsburgwi.gov.

Arts committee, 12:15 p.m. Sept. 1.

COVID-19 doesn’t seem to be keeping people away from a new exhibit at the Pioneer Log Village in Reedsburg.

For years, the American Library Association’s Celebrity READ Campaign posters have promoted reading in libraries across the country. Well-known personalities such as Danica Patrick, the Jonas Brothers, Stephen Hawking and Yo-Yo Ma have been photographed while reading their favorite book. Now Reedsburg Public Library staff becomes stars too!

The village of Rock Springs will have a new library next year.

As the community continues to recover from the 2018 flood, it is moving forward with developing a new community center and library.

A Reedsburg woman was taken into custody on numerous charges.

There is a need for blood and the Reedsburg Area Medical Center has joined up with the American Red Cross to help meet demand.

The first blood drive will be held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 25 in the RAMC Specialty Center Lower Level Exercise Room.

Poll workers are needed for the Nov. 3 Election.

The City of Reedsburg seeks people to work from 6:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. or 1:30 p.m. to the end of the night. Participants may work both shifts, if they want.

Polls workers are paid and trained.

Sauk County Board meeting participants will now only be able to share their opinions on agenda items.

The board voted at its August meeting to limit public comments to only topics to be discussed at that particular meeting. Prior to the change, anyone could comment on anything.