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While spring is always much-welcomed after Wisconsin’s long winters, seasonal warm and dry conditions can result in increased wildfire activity.  

In a Mar. 10 letter to the County Board of Supervisors, Judge Daniel Wood announced that Adams County will be granted its second judgeship in 2022, one year earlier than expected.

According to the Wisconsin State Legislature Administrative Code, a “political sign” means a sign erected for the purpose of soliciting support for or opposition to a candidate or a political party or relating to a referendum question in an election held under the laws of this state.  In general, in Adams County, a political sign on private prop

Last month, with the help of the UW Extension Economic Development Administration University Center and the Adams County Chamber of Commerce, the Adams County Economic Summit was convened via Zoom. In attendance were several County Supervisors, County administrators, City of Adams officials, town officials and representatives of the Court.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) announced that fire management crews plan to conduct prescribed burns on DNR properties throughout the state from March through mid-June.

Dr. Seuss’s Birthday is a nationwide reading celebration that takes place March 2, which actually was Theodor Seuss Geisel’s birthday. He took the pen of Dr. Seuss when he was in college at Dartmouth.  

The Mid-West Wisconsin Country Music Jamboree (MWWCMJ) is a non-profit Country Music club that works with area establishments to host a “country jam” once a month.  They are dedicated to providing live entertainment, fellowship and dancing.  Local establishments and businesses offer their space for the club event and split the costs of the host

The Covid-19 pandemic not only caused a disruption to commercial events like concerts and sporting events, but personal gathering as well.  Any party with a large number of pote

The City of Adams is planning for a fundraising event to be held on March 17 to raise money for new  playground equipment at Lions Park, it was announced at the City Of Adams City Council meeting on March 1.  The City has already received a $3,000 donation toward the fundraising event.

President Ron Doyle called the meeting to order and roll call was taken of board members.  One member was not present.