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Wed
28
Oct

Fabry family brings back free Fear Fair


Lindy and Dean Fabry pose outside their Reedsburg home earlier this month. The family is bringing back its Fear Fair, which is completely free to the community. (Photo by Heather Stanek)

After a two-year hiatus, the Fabry Fear Fair is back and bigger than ever.

Lindy and Dean Fabry will open their home for the fifth time this Halloween during Reedsburg’s trick-or-treat hours, 4 to 7 p.m. Admission to the event, 346 N. Walnut St., is free. Popcorn will also be free.

Wed
28
Oct

Elwoods celebrate 75 years

Donald and Bertha Elwood of Reedsburg will celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary on Nov. 2. Don and the former Bertha Ihde were married on Nov. 2, 1945 at the United Methodist Church in Reedsburg.

Wed
28
Oct

City of Reedsburg meetings for November

Be advised that meetings may be postponed or adjusted due to COVID-19.

Meetings are at Reedsburg City Hall unless otherwise noted.

For complete details, including agendas, visit www.reedsburgwi.gov.

Personnel committee, 5 p.m. Nov. 2.

Wed
28
Oct

Legion, Auxiliary present Citizen Awards to Reedsburg children

The local American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary recognized two Reedsburg students with the Citizenship Awards. 

Wed
28
Oct

Reedsburg Public Library hosts Dinosaur Zoom Program, Women’s Suffrage Exhibit and more

Reedsburg Public Library staff is excited to host a number of new programs over the next few weeks. These include a virtual DINOvember series for kids, an online Hogwarts Whodunit for teens, and an in-library Women’s Suffrage museum panel exhibit.

Wed
21
Oct

Village of Rock Springs gets federal dollars

The village of Rock Springs has received a boost from the federal government to help it recover from the 2018 floods.

Wed
21
Oct

Knuth retires from Associated Bank


(Submitted photo)

Longtime teller Sandi Knuth has retired from Associated Bank after 43 years. She started with Farmers & Merchants Bank under the leadership of Bob, Gary and Laurie Fusch. The bank was eventually sold to Associated, where Knuth remained. She said it’s been rewarding to serve so many people, and she will miss the camaraderie.

Wed
21
Oct

Reedsburg residents report missing political signs

Numerous political signs have gone missing, which prompted Reedsburg Independent readers to reach out to us.

All those who contacted the Indy said they had signs taken for Joe Biden and Mark Waldon. We received no reports regarding Trump signs.

Wed
21
Oct

Weston School District receives AED donation


Those present for the event included, from left, Sandy Milewski of Caz EMS, Kristal Thieding of Hillpoint EMS, Carter Wirth and Harriet Wells of the family of Chub Wells, Gary Syftestad of the Weston School District, Sue Klang-Wilbrant of the family of Rich Adelman, and Jeff Even, Ronald Rockweiler, Bonnie Marshall, and Rose Vallem of Caz EMS. (Submitted photo)

Cazenovia Area Ambulance and Hillpoint First Responders donated an AED to the Weston School District on Sept. 25. Donations for the AED came from many families and residents. 

Wed
21
Oct

Local municipalities receive portion of $130 million in transportation aid

Numerous towns and villages, including the City of Reedsburg and Sauk County, have qualified for quarterly transportation dollars.

The state announced that it will give out about $130 million in aid in the last quarter of the year.

Area recipients are as follows:

Town of Reedsburg, $26,739.90.

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