Contributed by ACT Area Community Theatre (ACT) in Tomah is set to perform an award-winning cult classic, “Little Shop of Horrors,” a musical comedy, which opens July 31 and is directed by Lisa ...

The Vernon County Museum and History Center in Viroqua is hosting a children’s story time event on Saturday, July 26, at 10 a.m. Torrence Chester from the Enduring Families Project will read a chapter ...

The Wegner Grotto County Park will host “Art Outdoors” on Saturday, Aug. 23. This family-friendly event includes exploring one of Wisconsin’s fascinating art environments, the Wegner Grotto, and ...

Deputies responded to a call regarding the report of a passenger in a vehicle pointing a gun at a motorist on Highway 14 near Three Chimney Road. The vehicle was stopped, and the driver and passenger ...

Jeff Jon Muellenberg, 49, of Cashton passed away peacefully at home on July 18, 2025, with his wife by his side, after courageously fighting glioblastoma brain cancer for the last 26 months.

The Ontario Village Board approved a $1,310 quote from Sparta Door Solutions for a 12-foot chain garage door opener at its monthly meeting Monday where board members took little time dispensing with a ...

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Kendall approved a $1,825,555 preliminary agreement Monday with the state Department of Transportation, accepting an arrangement that calls for new infrastructure as part of the Highway 71 ...

Contributed by St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, Wilton Thinking about the end of our life is difficult, but no less difficult for those around us. We place a burden on those remaining if we have not made ...

The second-annual Wilton Weenie Days was last weekend. This content is for County Line Monthly and County Line Yearly members only ...

It’s not exactly as though Valley is a boom town of commercial development. But for almost three decades, folks with a green thumb have been wending their way through the hills and valleys for a stop ...

At a special meeting Monday, the Wilton Village Board hired Scott Lind of Ontario to do electrical repairs on the village campground lights.