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December 20, 2021
The Driftless Café is holding a pay what you can candle light dinner on Tuesday, Dec. 21.
June 11, 2021
Spared by glaciers during the last Ice Age, the Dritftless Area is a hint of Appalachia in the Midwest.
June 3, 2021
From the Great River Road to Eau Claire, the western half of the state offers much for travelers.
June 3, 2021
Head west to explore three overlooked Wisconsin travel spots Chelsey Lewis, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Video: Aerial view from a drone of the Mississippi River and Great River Road Replay Video UP NEXT If you want a little taste of the mountains on a getaway, you have to head west. But not as far as you think. "Who says Wisconsin doesn’t have mountains?” my mom marveled as we traveled down Highway 14 along the bluffs that tower above the Mississippi River. We were...
December 29, 2020
Following a discussion in which almost 40 Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Vernon County Land Conservation committee and staff members, and almost 20 interested citizens discussed recent manure-related fish kills in Vernon County, the Land Conservation Committee made a big decision. Land Conservation Committee member Rod Ofte moved, and Kelli Mitchell seconded, a motion to form a committee to collaborate with Monroe County on revisions and updates to both countyâs manure storage ...
December 24, 2020
Counties to collaborate on update to manure storage ordinance Vernon and Monroe VERNON AND MONROE - Following a discussion in which almost 40 Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Vernon County Land Conservation committee and staff members, and almost 20 interested citizens discussed recent manure-related fish kills in Vernon County, the Land Conservation Committee made a big decision. Vernon County Land Conservation Committee member Rod Ofte moved, and ...
December 16, 2020
Government relief helped but isnt enough, local restaurants say. "Weve lost so much." //end headline wrapper ?> Luke Zahm. Photo by Pat McDonnell/Wisconsin Foodie. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Dan Jacobs and his business partner ran three restaurants and a bakery and employed 97 people. Now, the Milwaukee-based enterprise is down to two restaurants — DanDan and EsterEv — 24 employees and less than half of the revenue generated from 2019 to 2020. “We’ve lost so much money,” Ja...