Enjoy Wisconsin State Parks In A New Light It's never too late to make candlelight events part of your annual tradition. The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is excited to announce more than 40 candlelight events happening this winter at Wisconsin state parks, forests, recreation areas and trails. 'Winter candlelight events are some of the most popular activities at Wisconsin

Create A Festive Centerpiece From Your Indoor And Outdoor Garden MELINDA MYERS Take a break from the holiday rush for a bit of gardening relief. Grab a pruner and basket, then wander through your landscape gathering a few evergreen branches, berry-laden stems and cones to create a holiday centerpiece. Most gardeners are used to walking into their summer gardens collecting blossoms to create

Pollinating Rare Wild Orchids By Hand Pays Off Effort To Aid One Of Wisconsin's 48 Orchid Species Bears Fruit A painstaking effort by state conservation biologists to pollinate Wisconsin's rarest wild orchids by hand has paid off: all flowers pollinated by hand produced more seed than flowers left to be pollinated by insects. The results are good news for the eastern prairie

The Brownsville and Lomira Police Departments announced that they will be participating in a nation-wide campaign through New Year’s Day. Known as “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over,” the campaign is an initiative around the state and country to encourage safe and sober driving this holiday season. “The holiday season is a festive

continued from page 27 [UNANIMOUS] MOVER: Dale Toellner, Council President SECONDER: Molly Henkel, Alderperson AYES: Toellner, Frings, Henkel, Olson, Smith ABSENT: Forster Resolution 5470-2019 (Resolution Authorizing the Redemption of the Community Development Authority of the City of Mayville Community Development Lease Revenue Refunding Bonds, Series 2014A, Dated January 7, 2014) This is to

Rock River Archaeological Society To Hold Annual Road Show Wednesday, Dec. 18 On Wednesday, Dec. 18, the Rock River Archaeological Society will have its December meeting at 6:30 p.m. on the lower level of the Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center, N7725 Hwy 28. The program for the evening is the annual “Road Show” where members and visitors are encouraged to bring in an interesting,

Seed Saving And Sharing CAROL SHIRK askamastergardener@att.net Fall is a good time to sit back and ponder how the garden performed. Evaluate what went right and what did not cut the mustard. Take notes and make plans to improve next season. Was there a plant that you particularly liked and want to try again? Did you save some seeds? Saving seeds is a good indication that you have joined