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8/28/19 Brodhead Shopper
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Archive for: August, 2019
MERLIN S. HEGGE
Merlin S. Hegge, age 89, Orfordville, passed away Monday, Aug. 19, 2019 at Mercy Hospital. He was born in Janesville, November 29, 1929, the son of Lewis and Aggie (Olmstead) Hegge. Merlin married Dorothy Hahn at Christ Lutheran Church in Clinton on Aug. 28, 1954. She preceded him in death […]
JAMES HOWARD ALBERT
James Howard Albert, age 60, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, Aug. 17, 2019 while at his lake home in northern Wisconsin. James was born on June 3, 1959 in Defiance, Ohio, the son of John and Janyce (Blessing) Albert. James married Christine Peterson, formerly of Stillman Valley, IL on May […]
8/21/19 Brodhead Shopper
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9th Annual Wildflower Art Festival Awards
Due to widespread community support and unexpectedly perfect weather, the Brodhead Chamber’s ninth Annual Wildflower Art Festival, held on Saturday, August 10th, was a huge success! Artists and patrons alike expressed their appreciation for the organization and high quality of the show. Live music was provided all day, courtesy of […]
Garden of the Month
Taking a nice drive into the country you will find our “Garden of the Month” at Steve & Cindi Wallace’s, N3791 Cty. F. You will see its beauty from the road, but you’re welcome to take the circle drive thru or stop and walk around. Pick up the Aug. 21st […]
Downtown parking restriction talks moved back to committees
By Jeremy Gokey, Correspondent – Brodhead Common Council voted to send the discussion on a downtown parking ordinance back to Public Works and Public Safety committees to allow residents to voice concerns. Public Works and Business Improvement District Board (BID) are pushing for a change in downtown parking. A proposed […]
