The Hoard Historical Museum in Fort Atkinson is now open to the public with no appointment needed. Visitors will not need to make an appointment prior to visiting the museum. However, museum Director Merilee Lee stated in a press release that groups of 10 or more make an appointment to visit. The...
Category: Community
Fort Lions install 2021-2022 officers
The Fort Atkinson Lions Club earlier this month installed officers for the 2021-2022 service year, according to a recent press release. The 2020-2021 club President Russ Turk performed the installations. Officers who will be serving the club and the community in the upcoming year, include: Dave Ring, who will serve...
Fort kennel club offers in-person classes
The Kennel Club of Fort Atkinson, Inc. (KCFA) has announced that registration is now open for in-person classes. Puppy Kindergarten will meet for six Saturdays beginning June 5 at 9 a.m. The registration fee is $80, and registration is limited to 12 puppies. Basic Skills and Everyday Manners will meet...
‘Power of Produce Program’ children’s garden to be offered this summer
Area youth will have the opportunity to participate in a new hands-on summer gardening experience offered through the Power of Produce Program (P.o.P) at the Fort Farmers Market. This free children’s program is sponsored by Blodgett Garden Center and focuses on educating school-aged children about nutrition and healthy eating, said...
Dwight Foster Public Library summer reading program to begin June 1
The Dwight Foster Public Library in Fort Atkinson is excited to announce the beginning of the 2021 Summer Reading Program on June 1. This summer, the library will be using Beanstack for our summer reading challenges for kids, teens, and adults. Beanstack allows participants to track their reading and complete activities to...