Regional

Tue
12
Oct

Book talk haunts Wonewoc library

The Wonewoc Public Library will host a presentation about the town of Baraboo’s haunted history.

It will begin at 6:30 p.m. Oct. 18.

Local authors Shelley Mordini and Gwen Herrewig will discuss their new book, “Haunted Baraboo.”

Tue
12
Oct

Sauk County Gardener: Properly storing fruits, vegetables for winter


Jeannie Manis. (Submitted photo)

“This cabbage, these carrots, these potatoes, these onions ... will soon become me. Such a tasty fact!” ~Mike Garofalo

Thu
07
Oct

Law enforcement seek info about man left at area hospital


This vehicle is believed to have been involved in an incident where a man was left at St. Clare Hospital in Baraboo on Sept. 25. Anyone with information about the incident is encouraged to contact authorities. (Sauk County Sheriff’s Office photo)

The Sauk County Sheriff’s Office is trying to figure out what happened to a man who was dropped off at a Baraboo hospital.

Thu
07
Oct

Sauk County Gardener: Fall: The best time to plant a tree

“The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now.” ~Chinese proverb

Thu
07
Oct

Naturally Speaking: Autumn ivy


(Photo by Jerry Davis)

Autumn ivy, as with all the other growth forms of poison ivy, is still “poisonous.” The leaves on the vine form are becoming weathered and worn, tattered and torn, and just plain old this deciduous plant, which is its way of saying autumn’s beginning. The leaflets of the plant’s trifoliate leaves are still there to cause discomfort to some.

Thu
07
Oct

Fall colors begin in Sauk County


A farm in the region is pictured in this 2020 photo. Autumn colors have only just begun in Sauk County. (Reedsburg Independent file photo)

Autumn color is just starting in Sauk County, according to the state’s Fall Color Report.

According to the report, most of Sauk County is at 20 percent of its peak color, meaning the best shades will be showing up later this month. Predictions say that’s likely to be the second or third week of October.

Thu
07
Oct

Cooperative accepts internship applications

CentralStar Cooperative is looking for agriculture students who’d be interested in filling paid internships next summer.

There will be nine opportunities: Two in milk and diagnostic testing, one in research and development and six in artificial insemination.

Thu
30
Sep

Baraboo Riverfest celebrates waterway’s revival

A new Baraboo event set for Oct. 2 will celebrate two decades of river revival.

Thu
30
Sep

Sauk County meetings for October


The Central Square Building is seen in Baraboo. (Reedsburg Independent file photo)

The following meetings are scheduled and will be held at the West Square Building in Baraboo unless otherwise noted.

The address is 505 Broadway.

For up-to-date agendas and locations, including room numbers, visit www.co.sauk.wi.us.

Personnel and Insurance Committee, 5 p.m. Oct. 4

Thu
30
Sep

Naturally speaking: Toxic jimsonweed


Toxic jimsonweed. (Photo by Jerry Davis)

Some of the most toxic plants are quite pretty in spite of their negative characters. Include jimsonweed in this category.

Devil’s trumpet (genus: Datura), as it’s sometimes called, is toxic to all livestock and humans, with most cases involving cattle. Because the plant is unpalatable, poisoning is uncommon.

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