Monuments help us remember. They educate visitors about the past, acknowledging that the society we’re all a part of is built upon the foundation of those who preceded us.
From meat to vegetables, everything sold on the Cannon Family Farm is all-natural and homegrown, farm to table.
Born and raised appreciating a farming background, owner Sheldon Cannon stresses the importance of knowing where food comes from. Raising steers, geese, ducks, roosters, chickens, pigs, rabbits and goats, he is kept busy offering healthy, clean food.
To say 9-11 was a seminal moment in American history is a huge understatement. Most people of school age in 2001 can tell you exactly where they were that day. Though it’s 25 years since it happened, the events are seared into my memory as they must be in yours.
As summer comes to an end, it’s time to prepare landscapes for fall and winter. Proper fall care helps increase plants’ winter survival, supports pollinators and promotes the overall health, longevity and beauty of a landscape.
The Wittenberg Area Historical Society has received a $5,000 donation from the Wisconsin Deerhunters, Inc. Witt-Birn Chapter to help support the renovation of the society’s newly acquired Heritage Center.
The donation will be used toward the ongoing renovation and improvements needed to transform the building into a space dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of the Wittenberg area and its surrounding communities.
Parents deciding whether to schedule a sports physical or an annual exam can often accomplish both in a single well-child visit.
According to Dr. Sarah Dennison, pediatrician with Aspirus Health, annual well-child visits include the health evaluation needed for sports participation while also providing a broader assessment of a child’s overall health.
