Opinion

Survival, Alaskan Style

Given how the pandemic has left many feeling isolated, I debated the wisdom of recommending a book which mirrors those feelings.  On the other hand, reading about someone else’s trouble beats focusing on your own, especially when it comes in the form of good fiction.

Black Earth Library 

Matters

It has become increasingly apparent that the controversy over development, control and implementation of library policies has become a lose/lose situation.

Just two years since a record 14.3 inches of rain fell on Mazomanie, forcing me and my neighbors from our inundated homes, the Governor’s Taskforce on Climate Change has released a report with ideas for how Wisconsin can better prepare for extreme weather linked to climate change.

Loss, Longing and Forgiveness

By Bill Lueders

Family and Friendships

I would like to extend a HUGE thank you to the Sauk Prairie schools and community for their support of the 2020 Sauk Prairie High School Volleyball Team and our journey to the State Tournament!  You have helped make it very special for us and we are very proud to have represented these wonderful communities!  Thanks to all of you who turned out

Holiday Stories

To the Editor,

Editor and Sauk Prairie Community: