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Over 60 citizens attended the Town of Packwaukee Special Meeting held on Monday, November 8 at the town hall.  The meeting was a discussion and vote on the special exception permit and re-zone application for a proposed sand and gravel pit and potential asphalt plant off County Road D in the Township of Packwaukee.

Montello Business and local non-profits are excited to announce that the full Montello Holiday Trail is back this year and set for Saturday, November 20th.   The trail unites local businesses and nonprofit organizations in promoting their events planned for this day.  Maps will provide the listing of all 14 locations on the trail along with deta

The Montello School District held its Annual Meeting last Tuesday, October 26th, where participants approved the 2021/2022 budget and heard the latest about the district’s status.

Madison, WI --- On Tuesday, October 26th, State Representative Alex Dallman welcomed Glen Bubolz of Montello to the Wisconsin State Assembly floor for the First Responder of the Year celebration.

The Wisconsin Innovation Awards (WIA) seek to celebrate and inspire innovation through the annual WIA Awards, which honor organizations in various sectors for their contributions of innovative solutions.  Nelson and Pade, Inc.^®, Montello, WI, was named a winner in the manufacturing category for their aquaponic farming and gardening sy

On Wednesday, October 13, 2021, at 12:39 P.M., the Marquette County Sheriff’s Office took a missing person report. Nicholas D.

The popular Westfield Chamber of Commerce Halloween Walk through the trails at Pioneer Memorial Park returns on Saturday, October 23rd.

The walk will be open from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m., offering both scary and non-scary trails for all ages. There will be lots of candy, costumes and music too!

The Montello Lions Club is returning the Halloween spirit to the spooky forest west of town on Highway 23 when it hosts its Haunted Hayride this weekend, Friday, October 15th and Saturday, October 16th.  Hayrides begin at dusk and go until 9 p.m. both nights.

The Marquette County Board of Health met October 5th, hearing lots of updates on the status of COVID-19 in Marquette County from Health Director Jayme Sopha.

U.S. District Court Judge Brett Ludwig issued a decision last week on September 24th declaring that Marquette County Sheriff Joseph Konrath’s threat to arrest a teenage girl over a social media post in March 2020 violated the teen’s First Amendment rights.