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President Robert Doyle called the caucus hearing to order and turned control over to Attorney Flannagan.  The purpose of the Village Caucus is to obtain nominations for candidates to run in the Spring 2021 election for Village trustees.  For 2021, there are four positions open for two-year terms:  Village President (currently Doyle); three trust

The State of Wisconsin and Vault Medical Services have teamed up to offer a new COVID-19 testing option for everyone who lives in Wisconsin, with or without symptoms, at no cost.

MRS. ALEKNA’S SPECIAL EDUCATION CLASS said they would like to respond to the question outside the classroom as well as in class. They would like to improve their academic choices. MR. AMUNDSON’S 7TH GRADE CLASS would like to be helpful at home with their families.

On Monday morning, Gundersen Moundview Hospital and Clinics administered their first round of COVID-19 vaccines to frontline employees.  The first to receive the vaccine was Kat

This holiday season, more than ever, children needed some Christmas cheer!  Pineland Camping Park  had the opportunity to provide hundreds of toys and gifts to families in our community.

On Saturday, December 26, 2020 at approximately 8:34 AM, Adams County Dispatch Center received a phone call of a female subject deceased in the town of Leola, Adams County Wisconsin.
Through investigation the victim was determined to be missing person Lindsey Folan. 

With the general and presidential election season coming to close, and a few more months until the spring election cycle,  Adams County community members might be wondering about the political signs that are still displayed in yards.  How long should political signs be displayed?  According to Adams County Sheriff Brent York,“Adams County does n

At holiday time it is not unusual to see the Red Kettle Bell Ringers and to hear their plaintive call for assistance. Volunteers all over the world participate in this annual event. Many young people in Adams County have been sighted volunteering their time for this worthy cause.  

The County Board of Supervisors adopted Res. #55, to extend the implementation of the COVID-19 Emergency Plan through June 30, 2021, at its Dec. 15 meeting. The vote was 19 to zero (with one excused). 

Some people just possess the Christmas Spirit, right?  One such gentleman in Friendship is John “JC” Prochnow.  He is an eighty-year old retired truck driver who has been living