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Be Safe When Shoveling Snow this Winter

 Last weekend Mother Nature showed us that she is still in charge. The predictions of a sizeable snowfall came true and everyone had to either shovel, use a snow blower or plow their way out before work on Monday. Let’s go over some tips from EHS to make sure we […]

 
 

Shirley Hood Memorial Breast Cancer Relief Foundation Donates $5,000 to Beloit Cancer Center

Shirley Hood Memorial Breast Cancer Relief Foundation Donates $5,000 to Beloit Cancer Center

The Shirley Hood Memorial Breast Cancer Relief Foundation recently presented a check for $5,000 to Beloit Cancer Center and Beloit Health System Foundation.  The funds were donated to assist all cancer patients during or post treatment. Their goal is to meet the needs cancer patients, regardless of the type of cancer […]

 
 

Love Lifted Me

By Scott Cernek, HARVEST HILLS CHURCH On Dec. 2nd my Grandpa would have been 110 years old if he were still living today. However, Gramps passed away in 1990 at the age of 84. He spent years working every day at the steel mill in Hammond. Gramps was very instrumental […]

 
 

Local Food Drives Benefit Christ Lutheran Clinton Food Pantry

  Christ Lutheran Clinton Food Pantry was happy to receive two large food donations from local businesses in November. Town Bank held a food drive Nov. 7 – 12 with employees and customers donating 60 pounds of food. This drive was part of a larger regional Town Bank effort to […]

 
 

First Snow Means it’s Time to Think about Winter Safety

The first good snowfall of 2016 arrived Sunday and just like every past year, there were accidents related to the weather. It seems like there should be refresher training for driving in the snow.  Police, Fire, EMS, and tow trucks had their hands full all day with everything from run-offs […]

 
 

Clinton Women’s Club to Host Community Christmas Program

The Clinton Women’s Club is giving the Clinton area community a Christmas present! An “Evening of Music with the Gracyalny’s—Adam, Teresa and Linda” will be held at the First Baptist Church beginning at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 12. These accomplished musicians and singers will be performing mostly Christmas selections […]

 
 

‘Valley of the Kings Sanctuary & Retreat’ Speaker Visits CMS

‘Valley of the Kings Sanctuary & Retreat’ Speaker Visits CMS

By Mary Ann Inman, REPORTER Speaker Andy Carlson captured the attention of sixth grade students from Mrs. Cernek’s English/Language Arts classes. Two sessions were held with about 40 students attending each assembly. Students had already read “The Tiger Rising” by Kate DiCamillo, so they were aware of problems created by […]

 
 

Cesar R. Valdivia

Cesar R. Valdivia

Cesar R. Valdivia, 95, of Brodhead, passed away on Thursday, Dec. 8, 2016, at the Monroe Clinic Hospital, Monroe, Wis.  He was born on March 1, 1921, in Tuman, Peru, the son of Victor and Elena (Alvarado) Valdivia.  He married Maria Vera on March 30, 1946, in Chiclayo, Peru. Cesar […]

 
 

Robert G. Frie, Sr.

Robert G. Frie, Sr., 70, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, Dec. 10, 2016, at Mercy Hospital, Janesville, Wis.  He was born on May 24, 1946, in Brodhead, Wis., the son of Edward and Marjorie (McKinney) Frie.  He married JoAnn Neuenschwander on Feb. 23, 1974, in Brodhead.  She passed away on […]

 
 

Pearl Island Project making headway

Pearl Island Project making headway

Stairs and stakes for the covered bridge were recently placed along the Pearl Island Recreational Corridor. The stairs, according to Dick Benesh, member of the Pearl Island Recreational Corridor Committee, are the product of a collaboration between the committee and Kuhn North America, whose workers assisted with the designing and […]