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Plant this fall for beautiful spring bouquets

This fall, plant an array of spring flowering bulbs to brighten your garden and bouquets. There are plenty of daffodils, tulips, hyacinths and alliums that will delight with an assortment of flower colors and sizes that will bloom throughout the spring.

Bobolinks among most impressive songbird migrants

Birds are on the move, so we are, too.

Paranormal scolding derails judgement train

I’ve gone to a lot of funerals this year. Jon’s a member of the Legion Honor Guard, so he has attended more.

This may be an unpleasant topic, but when a person is closing in on 80, certain things get your attention. Remember the commercial where an old lady cries, “I’ve fallen and I can’t get up”? That used to put me in stitches. Now if a fall means just getting a few stitches, I consider that a blessing.

Shawano, Pulaski participating in theater program

The Fox Cities Performing Arts Center has announced the Center Stage High School Musical Theater Program is entering its 10th anniversary season, continuing its tradition of celebrating and supporting the achievements of young performers across northeast Wisconsin.

This year, the program welcomes a record 35 participating high schools.

Lemonade stand to highlight childhood cancer awareness

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness month.

Throughout the month, the goal of those personally affected is to spread awareness through social platforms — finding ways to encourage local families and organizations that support pediatric cancer.

Cabra Mama’s raises the food it sells in farm store

Cabra Mama’s Homestead, located at W4977 County Road BE in the Town of Waukechon, offers an all-natural, farm-to-table service to their customers.

Owners David and Whitney Altenhofen maintain a small-scale farming operation, raising goats, beef cattle, pigs, rabbits and chickens on their 8-acre homestead.

Collision with deer impacts vehicle, social life

It startled me to slam on my brakes as fast as I could. Looming larger than life next to my car window appeared a small doe, darting out of nowhere as they’re prone to do. Before I had a half-second to even think, she thumped-thumped against the passenger door behind me and limped off the highway, thankfully before any other car hit her.

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