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March 10: James Combs, 24, of St. Paul, Minnesota, was charged with possession of THC. A $100 fine was imposed. Gregory Culpitt, 47, of Sparta, was charged with battery and disorderly … more
140 Years ago (1885) An anonymous communication was written with an evident attempt to disguise the handwriting has been addressed to the mayor. “Mr. M.A. Thayer, they keep gambling holes … more
Moms interested in learning about hydrotherapy or water birthing can learn how this technique can assist in promoting a calm, safe and relaxed birth experience during a class on April 8th, from 7 … more
The Bangor Village Board met on Tuesday, March 11th, for their monthly meeting. One of the principal topics was a discussion started by School Superintendent, David Brokropp, concerning the upcoming … more
Monday, Ken and Sue Olsen picked up John Blija and met Dave Hartley in Oakdale for breakfast, to help John celebrate his birthday. Tuesday, Ken and Sue Olsen played cards at the Senior Center. … more
At 3 p.m., on Saturday, March 22nd, the folks at The Beer Shop, located at 200 West Wisconsin Street, in Sparta, will begin helping participants check in for the second annual Idiotarod. The … more
The grave of 17-month-old Blanche Grime is said to be “the most beautiful but loneliest grave in Wisconsin.” The grave is located on a small hill, in the former boom town of Columbia, in … more
The American Association of University Women — Tomah Branch, will host its annual Mary E. Widen Women’s History Month Reception on Tuesday, March 25th, at 5:30 p.m., at the ACT Theater … more
In Part One, we learned about how folks managed before motorized transport, such as cars and buses, and before electric and phone companies were willing to run electric and telephone lines out into … more
The Sparta Area School District (SASD) Committee of the Whole met on Monday, March 10th, 2025, at 6 p.m., in the Meadowview Middle School cafeteria. The administration brought forth a recommendation … more
In a ceremony held at Fort McCoy on March 13th, the Commanding General of the 88th Readiness Division, the major command on post, conducted a repatching ceremony for the Garrison Command. The … more
Dear Savvy Senior, At age 70, I’ve become more and more forgetful lately and am concerned it may be an early sign of dementia. Are there any memory screening tools or services that you can … more
Monroe County Republicans hosted a Meet and Greet for Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate, Brad Schimel, at the Sparta American Legion, on Friday March 14th. Congressman, Derrick Van Orden, made a … more
Grade 9 High Honor Roll Celeste L. Abbott Yohanna S. Almquist Catarina B. Bair Bella H. Betterly Brooklyn R. Betterly Olivia R. Bock Hadley J. Brandau Kaleigh … more
Alis Zellmer wanted to try something new, so she made a double red cell blood donation during the Tomah Health/Versiti Blood Center of Wisconsin drive, at Tomah Recreation Park, on March … more
Recently, the announcement for Butterfest Festmaster and Lady Butterfest was officially announced by their respective committees. The Festmasters’ chose Charles Weaver to succeed Mike Bernath, … more
Today, at approximately 9:00AM, Tomah Officers responded to the Tomah Middle School for a report of a bullet being found in a bathroom. The following information was shared to parents by the Tomah … more
WIAA State Gymnastics was held at Lincoln High School, in Wisconsin Rapids, on Friday and Saturday. West Salem Co-Op made it to State and Brielle Moore competed in the competition. Ryan and … more
February 3: Amanda Callaway, 34, of Tomah, was charged with 2 counts of party to a crime of child neglect. A $2,500 signature bond was set. February 7: Bryan Callaway, 37, of Tomah, … more
The Fall Semester Dean's List at Gustavus Adolphus College has been released. The list comprises students who have earned a 3.7 grade point average (based on a scale in which 4.0 = A) or higher, for … more
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