NEWS
Public library plans discussed in community meeting
By Kenyon Bennett Representatives from the Dodgeville Public Library and HGA, a Madison architectural firm, held a community meeting Wednesday, …
Walnut Hollow issues statement on approaching closure
A longtime Dodgeville business has announced it will close its facility this spring.
Sheriff comments on vehicle theft, assaut on officer
A North Freedom man went on a vehicle theft rampage then assaulted a law enforcement officer while in custody.
School referendum will ask for $2,490,000 for operating expenses, vote will be at April election
Voters in the Dodgeville School District will be asked to allow the revenue limit to be exceeded when they go to the polls April 1.
County Board hears plans for bicentennial in 2029
In 2029 Iowa County will observe its bicentennial, 1829-2029, and Facilities and Grounds Director Jacob Tarrell wants the courthouse to be ready.
County vested in keeping SUN program strong
If there are any questions about the Iowa County keeping the SUN program going the committee chairman, Mel Masters, has answered that.
Explanation why multiple fire departments are dispatched to structure fires
In recent months, many people following press releases and social media have observed that the Iowa County 911 Center is dispatching multiple fire departments to structure fires.
Downtown snow removal discussion, reports, approvals, and other Dodgeville Council news
By John Dalton In New Business the Dodgeville City Council approved a motion to remove a 2017 Ford Explorer from the police force.
Public meeting gives state of the county, city and school district
At a recent public informational meeting representatives of the county, the city and the school district discussed the current state of affairs for each.
Dodgeville grad wins Gradnick Award
The Wisconsin Association for Language Teachers (WAFLT) is proud to announce that Teresa Mueller, a 1985 graduate of Dodgeville High School, has been awarded the prestigious 2024 Anthony J. Gradisnik Award.
