As Thanksgiving approaches Reedsburg Public Library has much to be thankful for, and many to give thanks to! Community leadership and support, the Friends of the Library group, and the appreciation of patrons have all helped the library survive and thrive during these unprecedented times!
The Reedsburg Masonic Lodge announced it will not hold its usual Thanksgiving dinner this year on Nov. 26. The group said it wants to help protect seniors from the virus.
Amelia Broughton, 2, is the latest 1,000 Books before Kindergarten finisher through the Reedsburg Public Library. Parents and guardians of children through 5 years of age can sign them up for this early literacy program. For more information, visit reedsburglibrary.beanstack.org.
Before making hasty online purchasing decisions on Black Friday or Cyber Monday, be sure to check out the product ratings on Consumer Reports, available online at no cost through Reedsburg Public Library.
Seen here are Wayne Unrath and Pete Link during a past drive. (Submitted photo)
VFW Post 1916 will hold another poppy drive on Veteran’s Day, Nov. 11. Some VFW members will be at local businesses such as Viking Village Foods and Quillin’s Quality Foods. Due to the pandemic, the VFW has been limited in how many times it can do this drive.
No one was hurt last week when Reedsburg Police investigated a report of a suspicious male near Sacred Heart School.
At 11:17 a.m. Oct. 29, the department was notified of a male running through the parking lot with a possible rifle slung across his back. The school didn’t report any direct threats or entry.
