Opinion

Wed
19
Jan

Letter: These are not your parents’ Republicans

Most of us are keen to vote for the first time upon coming of age, and many begin by voting as our parents do. Unfortunately, sometimes the party we support does not remain as it once was. Such is the case with the U.S. Republican Party.

Wed
19
Jan

A View of the Valley

by Linda Schwanke
Wed
19
Jan

Letters to the Editor

Dear editor, “I am the master of my own fate.”  We may not hear those exact words, but we hear that sentiment being expressed a lot these days. Personal freedom is a precious thing that should be cherished, it allows us to make choices that can empower us to find our own way to accomplish the things we value.     
Thu
13
Jan

YOUR RIGHT TO KNOW: How to obtain public records: A primer


Steven Potter. (Submitted photo)

Every time an elected official sends an email, it becomes a public record. When an employee at a government agency makes a purchase, that transaction is the public’s business. Whenever a permit or license is issued by a government authority, this is information you should be able to obtain.

Thu
13
Jan

Letter: Thanks for providing comfort to kids with cancer

Keely Bauer, independent consultant with Usborne Books & More, held Keely's Books & More Annual Cuddle Bear Book & Plush Drive in September in honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.

Thu
13
Jan

Letter: An epistle to Reedsburg superintendent, school board, public

This is excerpted due to space constraints of a recent letter sent to Reedsburg School District: Mr. Roger Rindo (Superintendent) and Reedsburg School Board Members:

Thu
13
Jan

STANEK COLUMN: Shivering is humbling experience

You can find an amazing video online that shows the size of Earth compared to the sun, other planets and additional heavenly bodies. It’s incredible how small it is when placed next to others, and even more sobering when you consider how tiny we are as human beings.

Thu
13
Jan

Nature and Society: Radio Auction is back

Here comes the amazing, magical United Fund Radio Auction! I love the way this event draws us all together in a good natured competition over cakes and crafts and calf starter to raise money for all the United Fund charities. This year's auction begins on Jan. 24.

Thu
13
Jan

Guest column: It’s time for innovative policies for tech-ed careers


John Mielke. (Submitted photo)

Anyone who was in high school prior to 1990 can recall a requirement to take at least one type of technical education class, where you would learn some basic skills about cooking, sewing, metals, woodworking, printing, architecture and the list goes on.

Thu
13
Jan

Clergy Corner: God’s encouraging Word … when I am fearful about future

The new year is here. Who of us knows what 2022 will bring? Who of us knows what tomorrow will bring for that matter?

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