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June 28, 2024
Thank you. This is not my mike and i am not used to it so i couldnt hear if you can hear me. Thank you for joining us for our program with author Amy Goldstein who will discuss her book janesville, an american story. My name is renee and im the programming and Outreach Coordinator here at public library. At this time, i would like to ask that you turn off or silence your electronic devices. Also, at the end of todays program ms. Goldstein will have time for questions and answers and then be avai...
April 5, 2024
The Democratic Party of Wisconsin has approved the creation of an official Jewish group within the party, the first-ever Jewish Caucus of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin. “I'm really proud that the Democratic Party voted unanimously to support the caucus’s formation,” said Benjamin Wikler, chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin and a member of
March 29, 2024
BELOIT — In November 2022, Dr. Willie E. Garrison II hit the ground running in the Beloit School District. He got straight to work, collaborating with administrators, school board, faculty
March 27, 2024
One candidate stands out in a limited field for two seats.
April 19, 2023
A majority of the score is based on academics and grades, but other factors include culture and diversity, health and safety, clubs and activities, resources, and surveys of parents, teachers and students.
April 5, 2023
The newest member of the Beloit School Board was also the highest vote-getter Tuesday night. Brian Nichols received 3,185
January 24, 2023
BELOIT - The second half of educational presentations to teach individuals how property taxes are used and calculated will kickoff on Wednesday.
November 3, 2022
The Beloit School board decided it needed more time to put together an ad hoc committee that would study the referendum and t
September 2, 2022
Three days after announcing $90 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds would go to Wisconsin schools, Gov. Tony Evers visited Merrill Elementary in Beloit on Friday.