Fort Headlines
Riding the trails (The Daily Mining Gazette)
HANCOCK - Craig Winters was working on his snowmobile outside the Ramada Inn in Hancock Saturday trying to figure out why the machine cut out on him at one point while he was riding at 50 miles an hour Friday. Winters, who is from McHenry, Ill. said his snowmobile stopped dead on a trail, and soon after someone riding behind him almost ran into him. That person gave him a tow and got him off the
Eagle-Vanguards finish third at Warrior Invite (The Sauk Prairie Eagle) As far as third-place finishes go, the one turned in by the Sauk Prairie-Wisconsin Heights boys swim team at the Waunakee Invitational on Dec. 27 was about as dominant as they come.The Eagle-Vanguards won seven of the 11 events — including two individual events by both Matt Friede and Tyler Lentz and another by Tyler Evans — en route to 374 points, just 24 behind runner-up Milton (398) and 125 ...
Final SUV marks end of the line for GM workers in Janesville (Wisconsin State Journal) JANESVILLE — As the last SUV rolled off the General Motors production line here Tuesday, Karen Green promised herself she would keep her emotions in check.But when plant and union officials began thanking workers for their years of service, she couldn't hold back the tears."I was pretty good up until the end. Then I lost it," said Green, 55, of Fort Atkinson, who worked on the Janesville ...
Eagle-Vanguards finish third at Warrior Invite (The Sauk Prairie Eagle) As far as third-place finishes go, the one turned in by the Sauk Prairie-Wisconsin Heights boys swim team at the Waunakee Invitational on Dec. 27 was about as dominant as they come.The Eagle-Vanguards won seven of the 11 events — including two individual events by both Matt Friede and Tyler Lentz and another by Tyler Evans — en route to 374 points, just 24 behind runner-up Milton (398) and 125 ...
Final SUV marks end of the line for GM workers in Janesville (Wisconsin State Journal) JANESVILLE — As the last SUV rolled off the General Motors production line here Tuesday, Karen Green promised herself she would keep her emotions in check.But when plant and union officials began thanking workers for their years of service, she couldn't hold back the tears."I was pretty good up until the end. Then I lost it," said Green, 55, of Fort Atkinson, who worked on the Janesville ...
