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Wisconsin State Assembly Representative Scott Krug (R-Rome), who experienced a medical emergency in January 2021, recently honored the Gundersen Moundview Hospital and Clinics staff who cared for him in the ER with a First Responder of the Year Award. 

A gathering of over 50 people stood out in the cold afternoon on November 1 on Elk Ave (Town of New Chester, Adams County) across from the Oxford Federal Prison.

“My husband and I have been out for drives lately and we noticed a lot of little towns decorated for the fall with cornstalks and other decorations.  I thought why can’t Adams do something like that for the holidays?” said Sherrie Manning.

A request by Alsu Farms to rezone property that was formerly the Grand Marsh Grade School was taken up at the Nov. 3 Planning & Zoning Committee meeting.

The Adams-Friendship High School (AFHS) hosted a school wide Community Service Day on Thursday October 28.  AFHS students volunteered to do a variety of service projects including raking leaves, roadside clean up, making tie blankets, painting canvases for businesses, making decorations for the elementary school, decorating pumpkins for nursing

On October 31, 2021, the Adams County Sheriff’s Office and City of Adams Police Department received information of a chocolate containing Delta 8 THC being located at a residence distributing candy during the trick or treating hours.

TEMA (Technology Education and Manufacturing Academy) juniors participated in a leadership trip at the Door County Adventure Center on Monday October 18.  The purpose of the trip was to have TEMA students become better team members and individual leaders.  Career and Technical Education teacher, Krystian Weglarz stated, “As our students set out

The Village of Friendship Board and the Adams City Council held a joint meeting on 10/25//2021 to discuss amending prior agreements about water and sewer utilities and future public works issues for North/Park Street.

In preparation for the November 9 public hearing on the 2022 Adams County budget, the County Board of Supervisors heard a presentation on the key elements of the proposed budget at the Oct. 19 meeting.

Animals on Parade!  The residents at Villa Pines Living Center saw a variety of animals, including dogs, cats, cows, a sheep, a horse, a piglet, and even a chinchilla, parading past their windows during the beautiful afternoon on Sunday October 17.  This is the second year the members of Adams Friendship  Future Farmers of America (FFA) along wi