December 31 , 2024
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Community Foundation celebrates Sue Hartwick’s retirement; names Megan Hartwick as successor 
Community Foundation celebrates Sue Hartwick’s retirement; names Megan Hartwick as successor 
World War II memorial unveiled 
World War II memorial unveiled 
The Badger Project: Verizon is purchasing Frontier. How will that affect 130,000 customers in Wisconsin?
The Badger Project: Verizon is purchasing Frontier. How will that affect 130,000 customers in Wisconsin?
Jefferson company receives $30,000 grant facilitated through FCCU, Federal Home Loan Bank partnership 
Jefferson company receives $30,000 grant facilitated through FCCU, Federal Home Loan Bank partnership 
Welcome to our new advertiser: Mad Badger Training 
Welcome to our new advertiser: Mad Badger Training 
Names of Fort Firemen engraved on state memorial wall
Names of Fort Firemen engraved on state memorial wall
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Time to explore online news!

Welcome to our launch of FortAtkinsonOnline.com This marks the inaugural issue of Fort Atkinson Online LLC, a free website devoted to what’s happening in and around the greater Fort Atkinson area.“Fort Atkinson is such a wonderful community and I look forward to sharing its stories with readers, said Kim McDarison,...

Art, culture, Community, Lifestyle
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Tour Fort’s public art

Online public art tour coming soon! By Kim McDarison  Public art, eye candy, it brightens up a town. A walking or driving tour of public art can turn Fort Atkinson into a virtual citywide gallery. If you're like me, art becomes more dimensional, beyond the visual, when you know a little something...

Lifestyle
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‘Indian: In the Image of God’

By Kim McDarison  In the summer of 2002, a pair of bronze statues -- commissioned by High Pointe Properties as part of the Fort Atkinson downtown revitalization effort,  and sculpted by area artist Gerald Sawyer -- was erected along the Main Street bridge. The full work is titled: "Indian: In...