Portage, WI News

• Portage, WI News
• Columbia County Fair 2012
• Back to School for Portage - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Concert in the Park and Fourth Of July Celebration
• Columbia County Fair 2011
• Abducted New Lisbon boy found in Missouri
• Royall School Board selects new member
• O'Neil taking another run in 47th District
• O'NEIL RUNNING AGAIN
• Final fish fry is Friday
• Police Beat
• Memories
• School Menus
• Seidel campaigns locally with O'Neil
• Fall River annual meeting follow-up set for Oct. 20
• Council looks at five-year plan for street improvement
• College News
• Columbus welcomes new teachers
• Letters to the Editor
• Sanders to help build successful families
• Ellison previews communication seminar
• ELLISON PREVIEWS COMMUNICATION SEMINAR
• Columbus Positively
• Gutter Gussie Gossips
• City projects getting underway
• TENNIS COURTS BEING REPAIRED
• Columbus Recreation Department News
• Police Beat
• Memories
• CROMBIE ENJOYS TRIP TO UNITED NATIONS
• SHARE to help with food budget
• Stepping for Hunger 5K run and walk races for local food pantries
• Divorce, investors put Woodside Sports Complex development in question
• Sheriff outspends challengers
• Local veterans celebrate Patriot Day
• Mailbag 9/11/10
• News Republic Editorial: Board should not restrict free speech
• Mailbag 9/10
• Harding leaving Columbus Community Hospital
• Ed Harding
• W. Baraboo bathrooms will be gun-free zones during open carry picnic
• PREP FOOTBALL: BHS opens conference play hosting Waunakee
• Mary Ann Counsell
• Paul S. Camacho
• Shredding day offered
• MAILBAG: President Obama needs support
• Mauston students spin welcoming WEB
• Southworth sued over records
• Former state DNR secretary seeks to become nonpartisan attorney general
• SHARE club offers delicious discounts
• Beam column: Don't buckle to fear of Islam
• Mailbag 9/9
• Gary Faga
• Paul S. Camacho
• Saiz tennis
• Mjelde scores twice, T-Birds soccer victorious
• Corn genetics
• Lake Mills slips past Golden Eagles 28-26
• Press column: Beck's war on Christians
• Rendezvous brings history to life
• Flute Man Dan
• Cow chip chuckers remain a chuckle
• Cow Chip 2010
• PREP SOCCER: Good showing
• Weekend success for BHS cross country
• Sorghum Fest 2010 is around the corner
• Camp Douglas writer pursues her passion with first book release
• School is back in session
• School promoting Pinwheels for Peace
• SCHOOL PROMOTING PINWHEELS FOR PEACE
• Tortomasi brings lots of experience to new position
• Tortomasi excited about the prospects in Fall River
• Camp Douglas writer pursues her passion with first book release
• Meet the author of ‘The Ring: Bobby’s Story, A Memoir’
• School is back in session
• School promoting Pinwheels for Peace
• SCHOOL PROMOTING PINWHEELS FOR PEACE
• Tortomasi brings lots of experience to new position
• Tortomasi excited about the prospects in Fall River
• Meet the author of ‘The Ring: Bobby’s Story, A Memoir’
• Fourth annual Columbia County Alzheimer’s Walk to be held Sept. 12
• COLUMBIA COUNTY ALZHEIMER’S WALK
• Family Fun Kick Off set at FRUMC
• Up next: Wisconsin at UNLV
• Fourth annual Columbia County Alzheimer’s Walk to be held Sept. 12
• COLUMBIA COUNTY ALZHEIMER’S WALK
• Sorghum Fest 2010 is around the corner
• Police Beat
• Ekern is new dean of students
• Jake Ekern
• Mauston falls to G.E.T.
• Memories
• Wallace works to help people with advance directives
• HELP WITH ADVANCE DIRECTIVES
• Margaret Marquardt
• Kirk L. Lamkins
• Arlene A. Hill
• Ben Bromley
• Mailbag 8/18
• School Menu
• College News
• Mailbag 8/17
• Haircut Express
• UW FOOTBALL: Sorensen's snap count about to go up
• PACKERS: Grant recovering from blow to the head
• MAILBAG: Boy Scout cabin full of memories
• MAILBAG: Bring back PHS Warrior Chief logo
• Marjorie Ella (Proctor) Pierce
• 8/14 Dodge County Marriage Licenses
• Mailbag 8/16
• Eleanor Bubolz
• School board approves new dean’s position
• Police Beat
• Udey Dam receives DNR approval
• Letter to the Editor
• CCH plans advance directive workshop
• Community Calendar of Events
• Districts to share $1.3 million in educational technology grants
• Booster Club looking for vendor and craft fair participants
• Arbitrator: County erred in firing deputy
• Cougar attacks on livestock continue
• Waterfest lights up the summer night
• Memories
• Mauston city administrator takes position with Plymouth
• Necedah native volunteers at Kids Day in Iraq
• Victoria B. Ellington
• Mean, green cleaning machine
• Green Clean
• Mailbag 8/11
• Bromley column: Summer: When men do dinner
• ROBERTSES COLUMN: Lessons from the war logs
• MAILBAG: Look closely at political races
• MAILBAG: Columns spews ideals of left-wing
• Bueno column: Public can see union cash grabs
• Brewers complete sweep of Astros
• PACKERS: Punters shine in scrimmage
• Herb Kohler
• Senior Center Birthdays
• No jail time for woman guilty of sexual assault
• Police Beat
• Letters to the Editor
• Udey Dam bid accepted
• LIBRARY LINES
• Errthum Memorial Tournament Report
• Community Calendar of Events
• Sportsman’s association holds family day
• Senior Activities
• Columbus Area Historical Calendar
• Columbus Recreation Department News
• Mauston School Board considers budget
• Necedah School Board projects tax increase
• Marine with ties to Necedah awarded second Bronze Star
• PATRIOTIC WELCOME
• Memories
• CCI SCHOLARSHIP WINNER
• CCI SCHOLARSHIP WINNER
• Letter to the Editor
• Probe continues into toddler's death
• Durward’s Glen again up for sale
• Lucille I. Plants
• National School Lunch and Breakfast Programs, special milk program details, announced
• Family Size Income Scale (For determining eligibility for free and reduced price meals)
• Ellen Bueno: Tea Party ‘chaos' is beautiful
• LOPEZ COLUMN: Professor fired for teaching his subject
• ROBERTSES COLUMN: LBJ's words on race still true
• YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP ACTION
• YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP ACTION
• YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP ACTION
• DON’T MOVE!
• IN THE ZONE
• Johnsrud moving on to Deerfield
• Dr. Shier earns HOPE Award
• Dr. Shier
• LYONS COLUMN: GOPaganda fools MSM — once again
• REAGAN COLUMN: Behind the leaked papers
• Fred Clark
• IN THE ZONE
• Give Back concert
• Bill Press: The rap on Obama is dead wrong
• Morton Kondracke: There is hope brewing for immigration ‘down payment'
• WEEKEND MAILBAG - Y-Care response; Memorial thanks; Sen. Fitzgerald fundraising
• Juneau County names Fairest of the Fair
• New Sheriff’s Department program to give public an insider’s view
• Reisenauer makes first court appearance
• Pioneers of the Fox: Author captures life along the Fox River in the 1850s in her historical fiction
• Donation keeps Necedah park afloat
• Arguments heard in newspaper suit
• Hazelbaker hearing delayed
• MAILBAG: Thanks for support of golf tournament
• MAILBAG: Thanks for support of 4-H programs
• LANDSVERK COLUMN: Protect Social Security
• Michael Reagan: Behind the leaked documents
• Gene Lyons: The media get fooled by GOPaganda — again
• Suicidal Mauston man gets prison
• Grayside makes the grade after Mauston challenges state decision
• Haske matters back in court Friday
• Mailbag: 7/28
• Christina Beam: Husband balks on pitch by wife
• Library Lines
• CMS student registration planned
• Memories
• Columbus houses listed in C
• CS-CASA receives national certification
• Mayville Police Beat
• Waupun Police Beat
• Fox Lake Police Beat
• A bird’s eye view of what could become a trail
• Old Leystra's regulars will be new faces at Relay
• Mailbag: 7/28
• Ben Bromley: It was truly a dream day
• Methodist Church plans VBS
• Ellen Bueno: Price of bill could be our privacy
• Extreme makeover: Salon edition
• Tangles & Company
• Kim Clayton Johnson
• Kim Clayton Johnson
• Scott Stevens
• LEGION BASEBALL: Bell tolls for Bandits
• MAILBAG: Shelter offers thanks for support
• MAILBAG: Make sure to support area stores
• ROBERTSES COLUMN: He speaketh the truth
• Japan travelers
• Bill Press: A race to judgment, over race
• Mary Elizabeth Stauffacher
• Mary Elizabeth Stauffacher
• Harold Duane Williams Sr.
• Harold Duane Williams Sr.
• A Barrel of Old Fashioned Fun
• Hartwig to be principal at new Community Christian School
• John Hartwig
• LEGION BASEBALL: Bandits tripped up by Holmen
• Waupun rallies past DeForest after Buss no-hits Berlin
• Class AA Legion Regional Schedule
• Juneau County Hazardous Waste Clean Sweep
• New Lisbon bank sprouts shoes for students
• Fun Company expands operations to New Lisbon
• Lyndon Station man gets prison for porn
• Stefan sentenced for fraud
• Mauston city administrator likely leaving for Plymouth
• Council updates city flow chart
• Letters to the Editor
• Prince Fielder
• LEGION BASEBALL: Pardeeville begins League Tournament this weekend
• YOUTH BASEBALL: Portage 11-year-old team rallies for win at District Tournament
• Paul S. Hegland
• Mailbag: 7/23
• Michael Reagan: Build mosque anywhere but here
• Udey Dam costs higher than expected
• Columbus Recreation Department News
• The Udey Dam: How did we get here?
• Memories
• Walking down the road to recovery
• Clean Sweep this Friday, Saturday
• Can-Do Choo-Choo at Forty and Eight picnic
• Southworth recall fails
• Mauston science grant in full gear
• County Board authorizes $2.5 million in short-term borrowing
• Mailbag: 7/21
• Ben Bromley: Open season on phantom clowns
• Fall River hoping to secure $1.3 million in grants
• School board takes early look at budget
• Rotary Club News
• LEGION BASEBALL: Bandits final home game washed out
• Flash-flood warning in Sauk County until 10 p.m.
• MAILBAG: Thanks for support of Fourth event
• MAILBAG: Let's take a look at school staffing
• ROBERTSES COLUMN: Be careful what you wish for
• On time and in touch
• Don Kasperski
• Columbia County Fair

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