Your Choice to Live Prevention Education finished it Spring Series of Webinars on May 3, 2022, with a presentation by Nick Place, City of Manitowoc Police Officer and Drug Recog
Dallas White appeared, age 26, appeared in Adams County Court on April 27 for failing to report a change of address as required by state law under sex offender registry requirem
Kyle Gornjak, age 39, of Wisconsin Rapids appeared in Adams County Court on April 26 facing the sole charge of possession of amphetamine/LSD/Psilocybin as a repeat offense.
Dayton Eskildsen, age 24, of Friendship, was sentenced to prison in Adams County Court on April 20. He faced four charges, including injury by intoxicated use of a vehicle, injury by intoxicated use of a vehicle with a passenger under 16, injury by use of a vehicle using a controlled substance, and knowingly operating a vehicle with a suspended
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is asking the public to stay vigilant and avoid burning because of very high fire danger across Wisconsin, particularly in th
Your Choice to Live Prevention Education started its Spring Series of Webinars on April 7, 2022, with Wake-Up Call: Learn to Spot the Signs of Alcohol and Drug Use. Presenters included Ashleigh Nowakowski, Executive Director of Your Choice to Live; Sandi Lybert, Founder of Your Choice to Live; and Katie Morrow, Prevention Education Specialist.
Chris Howard, age 53, was sentenced in Adams County Court on March 30 for failing to check in as required by state law under the Wisconsin Sex Offender Registry.
Child abuse prevention is the responsibility of all of us. Adams County has a strong multi-disciplinary team devoted to supporting the response to, and prevention of, domestic violence, sexual assault and child sexual assault. The Coordinated Community Response Team is comprised of law enforcement, social services, service providers, members o