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Sacred Heart’s next mobile pantry will take place March 27 at the Reedsburg VFW parking lot.

Distribution will start at 4 p.m. and continue while supplies last.

Anyone who needs food is welcome.

This is a drive-through-only event. Remain in your vehicle and volunteers will bring food to place in your trunk.

A Reedsburg intersection is being changed due to increased development and traffic in the area in recent years.

As spring break approaches you may wonder what kind of day trip or short getaway you might plan nearby, or perhaps you are looking ahead to a more distant summer excursion! Either way, Reedsburg Public Library has materials to help you plan your vacation!

The “Looney Lutherans” show will be the next CAL Center presents show on March 23.

The musical comedy will begin at 2 p.m. at the CAL Center.

The Reedsburg Area Helping Hands Spring Easter Program has begun.

A Reedsburg Community Blood Drive will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. March 31 at the former South School Gym, 450 Plum St. Enter on the west side of the building using door No. 5 off South Locust Street.

This will be a Red Cross drive. All presenting donors will receive a coupon for a free pint of Culver’s custard.

A Tomah man was arrested March 16 after a collision in the town of Woodland.

The Farmer Angel Network is unveiling a book club series to focus on the future and challenges of family farming.

It will feature the book, “Land Rich, Cash Poor: My Family’s Hope and the Untold Story of the Disappearing American Farmer,” by Brian Reisinger of Spring Green.

The Spring Election is less than a month away, but there’s plenty of time to get an ID to vote, if you need one.

As always, valid driver’s licenses, military IDs and student IDs will work at the polls, but not everyone has these options. For those people, there’s the free photo ID offered through the State.

A Lyndon Station woman is in the running to be Wisconsin’s next Alice in Dairyland.

Olivia Lulich, an agriculture teacher at Viroqua Area Schools, was confirmed as a candidate for the role.

Alice in Dairyland promotes the state’s ag industry while also educating people about the importance of farmers and producers.