Coffee With a Cop is a monthly meeting with the public between the Black Earth Police Department, in partnership with the Dane County Sherriff’s Office. It is held the 2nd Thursday of each month in the Black Earth municipal building, from 9-11 a.m. Join your neighbors and police officers for conversation and information.
Parishioners from St. John Lutheran Church and St. Aloysius Catholic Church joined together for some caroling and to bring a bit of Christmas cheer to shoppers at Ace Hardware on Saturday morning, Dec. 14.
Mark Croft and Jon Vriesacker will be in concert on Friday, January 3, 2020 at 7 p.m. at River Arts on Water Gallery.
River Arts Inc. kicks off 2020 with a house concert featuring Mark Croft and Jon Vriesacker on Friday, January 3, 2020 at 7pm at River Arts on Water Gallery (590 Water St, downtown Prairie du Sac).
Mazomanie residents gathered for a Winter Solstice Bonfire Saturday, December 21. Temperatures were in the thirties as everyone gathered around the fire and drank hot chocolate.
Sauk City and Prairie du Sac became came together as Sauk Prairie last Wednesday night, as residents gathered at Gene Weittenhiller’s house to sing him Christmas carols. Diagnosed with cancer, Weittenhiller has a few months to live. A large crowd gathered at a nearby park and walked to his house.
On Dec. 10, Sauk Prairie Middle School joined seven other area schools to compete in the Inaugural “Where in the World” Geography Competition held at Adams Friendship Middle School.
The Wisconsin Heights Optimist Club of Mazomanie and Black Earth are proud to announce their 1st Quarter Quality Student Awards. The Middle School award goes to Brenna Schuetz, described as being as caring for her peers. She applies her studies not only to the school academia but in the world around her. She is ultra-responsible--her work is always done on time and in some instances, ahead of time. She leads the after school club and helps the less fortunate. She is a natural choice for an Optimist model.
The High School award goes to Cody Amble as the whole package of Optimist leadership. He is a leader, is funny and gets along with everyone at school. Cody is the voice of Wisconsin Heights football, basketball and forensics team. He has an amazing talent for the age of 18.
Pictured is senior Cody Amble, 6th grader Brenna Schuetz and Principal Liz Dostal.
The Wisconsin Heights Optimist Club of Mazomanie and Black Earth are proud to announce their 1st Quarter Quality Student Awards. The Middle School award goes to Brenna Schuetz, described as being as caring for her peers. She applies her studies not only to the school academia but in the world around her.
