Wisconsin’s Cow Chip Festival was ushered in by beautiful weather and sunny skies last weekend. Thousands came to Prairie du Sac for the festivities. For more photos, see pages 2,3, and 9.
SP CAN (Sauk Prairie CommUNITY Acceptance Now), formerly Sauk Prairie Social Justice and Equity Initiative, has planned a full slate of activities for October to discuss, and to gain knowledge and understanding, of Indigenous Peoples.
The Black Earth and Mazomanie Deputies’ Summer Recreation Finale was a great finish to the summer. They had 25 local youth participate in Ultrazone Laser Tag and Rocky Rococo’s Pizza. Thank you to all the deputies and parents who helped.
The Black Earth and Mazomanie Deputies’ Summer Recreation Finale was a great finish to the summer. They had 25 local youth participate in Ultrazone Laser Tag and Rocky Rococo’s Pizza. Thank you to all the deputies and parents who helped.
The Gateway to The Driftless organization and the Cross Plains, Black Earth and Mazomanie Libraries have partnered on an activity to get area kids out and exploring the many natural resources (parks, conservancies, etc.) in the Black Earth Creek watershed.
Black Earth Public Library will host a Local Author Fair on Friday, October 20, 2023, from 6 p.m.-8 p.m. at the Black Earth Historical Society building at 1022 Blue Mounds Street in Black Earth. The night will feature five local authors, including Dannelle Gay, Sean Patrick Little, Patricia McConnell, Mark Stegbauer, and Bill Stokes.
Public Health Sauk County and local hospitals will have a community health open house on Thursday, Sept 21 at 340 21st St, Prairie Landing at Culver Park in Prairie du Sac. Everyone who lives or works in Sauk County is invited to come anytime between 4:30 – 7 p.m.
Join us for a full day of fun and the grand opening of Leola Hall (named after Lea Culver), on Saturday, September 9th. Leola Hall is a multi-purpose space designed for meetings, lectures, banquets, performances, and more!
