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By Siara Schwartzlow, Editor Brodhead High School’s Danielle Tallman has been chosen to perform in the Wisconsin School Music Association’s (WSMA) State Honors Project on Thursday, Oct. 27. According to the WSMA website, the “State Honors Music Project provides musically talented students with an opportunity to rehearse and perform with […]
By Siara Schwartzlow, EDITOR Volunteers of all ages are welcomed to participate in Make a Difference Day in Brodhead on Saturday, Oct. 15, from 9 – 11 a.m. Make a Difference Day is a national event that has been taking place since 1992. According to the event’s website, “Volunteers and […]
Representing Brodhead High School in the Rock Valley Conference Traveling Art Show are Viosa Jashari and Sadie Erb. The exhibit is on display now through Oct. 21 at Brodhead High School just outside the high school office. Jashari’s ceramic work was chosen for the show. “I have always been interested […]
The Brodhead Mill Race head gate will be lowered for the winter setting on Monday, Oct. 17. If you have any questions, please contact the Brodhead Public Works Department at 897-4384.
By Dan Moeller, Correspondent The Brodhead library expects to launch a new LEGO club in October, library director Angela Noel told the board last Monday. The plan is to hold the LEGO club on Thursdays beginning next month, although it could start in November. LEGOs will be available for patrons […]
By Siara Schwartzlow, Editor Brodhead High School senior Dylan Schuur recently donated 22 backpacks filled with school supplies to Albrecht Elementary School as his Senior Project. Schuur’s aunt originally gave him the idea to donate supplies to the younger students, and he ran with it. “I had to decide how […]
By Tony Ends, Correspondent Citizens opposed to a proposed 5,800-cow Pinnacle Dairy here warned neighbors last week that the plan is not dead. “Despite the fact that it’s a very wet site and all of the problems they’ve had with water there on land off Decatur-Sylvester Road, they continue to […]
Brodhead’s Class of 1944 met for a 72-year reunion last Friday, Sept. 16, at Billy’s Sandtrap. Front row, left to right: Betty Malcook, Beverly Vogel, Wayne Nipple, NoraBell Nipple, and Betty Pierce; back row: Lynn Searles-Gorman, Art Searles, Barbara Pautz, and Jack Pierce.
Little Maya opened last week in the space beside Cardinal Lanes to raving reviews. The restaurant, open seven days a week, features authentic Mexican dishes.
