Area News
The Oregon Police Department has become one of many Dane County departments actively addressing concerns and inquiries surrounding the death of George Floyd.
UNG Sports
Stoughton junior Sophia Bormett’s quest to repeat as the 200-yard freestyle state champion came up short, but she medaled in the event at the Division 2 state meet Friday, Nov. 15.
Stoughton junior linebacker Connor Wheeler had a sack, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery to lead the Vikings to a 26-13 win over Sauk Prairie in the first round of the Division 3 playoffs Friday, Oct. 25, at Collins Field.
Verona senior Gannon Simonett had a goal and an assist to propel the Wildcats to a 3-1 win over Madison Memorial in a Division 1 regional championship on Saturday, Oct. 26, at Reddan Soccer Park.
This month's Corre la Voz
UNG Schools
When Sun Prairie native JoBeth Kroetz started her career as an educator in Stamford, Connecticut in 1988, the goal was to move out of the state and teach in different places than home.
In a world without COVID-19, the commemoration ceremony for Badger Ridge Middle School and Core Knowledge Charter School’s building on Thursday, May 14, would have looked very different.
Seeking to avoid programming cuts or staff layoffs as growing budget deficits loom, the Stoughton Area School District is trying to cut expenses where it can.
UNG Business
The City of Fitchburg is trying to make it easier for its local businesses to bring in revenue and stay afloat as COVID-19 restrictions gradually ease in Dane County.
A Massachusetts-based biotech company with a lab in Fitchburg is helping researchers uncover the genetic code for the virus that causes COVID-19.
Epic is donating its software services to the State Emergency Operations Center.
Community
The Stoughton Historical Society Museum is slated to open at the end of the month.
In the early morning hours of Memorial Day, two dozen cars streamed through the Badger Prairie Needs Network parking lot, each collecting a bundle of American flags.
Badger Prairie Needs Network has doubled down on its efforts to prevent food insecurity in Dane County during the COVID-19 crisis, even though physical distancing has made collecting food for distribution more difficult.
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