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For the 72nd time, the Melfort Fire Department will host their annual Wing Ding.Used as their 'biggest fundraiser of the year', the event is now back ...

LINCOLNVILLE — Robert Erwin Heald of Lincolnville, passed away on November 18, 2022, with his family by his side, from complications of a stroke suffered on October 24. Bob was born in Hartford, Connecticut on May 2, 1944. He soon moved to...

A best-case scenario for the resurrected Wings Over Batavia air show is that a profit would be made, but Tim Hens will settle for a bit less. “I would like it to be a break even,” the county highway superintendent and air show committee liaison said to county legislators Wednesday. As promised last month, Hens returned to the hot seat and reported an estimated county expense

Sometimes remarks have to be said even though they might upset people. City Councilwoman Patti Pacino gave that warning during Monday’s conference session as the council discussed using leftover event money for a proposed Wing Ding. What she was going to say would probably anger her colleagues, Pacino said. “While I think the Wing Ding is fabulous and it is an event open to

Market rate housing, the resurrection of Wing Ding, a craft beer festival and Alzheimer’s awareness walk, the Jackson Square redesign and a public hearing are all on tap for City Council’s conference meeting this week. And that is to be followed by a special business meeting for several votes and an executive session to discuss “employment matters and real estate.” The

A vote to forward the proposal for a Wings Over Batavia air show was tabled Wednesday after Legislator Gary Maha questioned how much it would cost the county. “I’m certainly in favor of it,” Maha said during the Public Service meeting at the Old Courthouse. “My concern’s as to the cost to the county … is it $10,000, $20,000, $60,000? We don’t know.” County Highway

Video Sponsor When Jerry Smith Jr. moved to Batavia 32 years ago, he enjoyed the friendly, active vibe. The then-8-year-old Smith would visit the Wing Ding with family and friends, eat good food, enjoy fun activities, and be part of a community spending time together. He has missed those summer get-togethers of his younger days, he said and decided to do something about it.

Photos from the 4th Annual Wing Ding, benefitting the Casper Shriners Club.

Wing Ding Taste-test some of the most delicious local wings at our annual Wing Ding. Area restaurants prepare their best wings for guests and our panel of judges as they compete for the right to be named Wing Ding champions. Categories include dry rub, traditional, and specialty wings. You can sample wings from participating restaurants and cast your vote for the People's Choice Award. This upbeat event is family-friendly and all proceeds benefit UCP Heartland programs and services for child...

Photos from the 4th Annual Wing Ding, benefitting the Casper Shriners Club.