By Kim McDarison Tammy Flemming, a Fort Atkinson dog trainer accused of allegedly killing a client’s dog, was back in court Wednesday, Aug. 11. Flemming is charged with mistreatment of animals/cause death, a level-I felony. If convicted, she could face fines up to $10,000, up to three years imprisonment, or...
Category: Government
Police: reduce theft with bike registration
Editor's note: the following information has been released by the City of Fort Atkinson. The City of Fort Atkinson Police Department is looking to reduce bike thefts in the city and it’s easy to do by simply registering your bike. For only $5 bike licenses are good for the life...
D.B. Oak building’s north side is total loss, south side saved
By Kim McDarisonFirefighters worked overnight to monitor what remained of Tuesday’s five-alarm fire at the D.B. Oak building, 710 Oak St., according to Fort Atkinson Fire Chief Daryl Rausch. At approximately 6:30 a.m. Wednesday, firefighters, many from departments across the state, were preparing for a shift change. Rausch said the north...
All departments within the county respond to Oak Street fire, officials say
Update: the following information has been released by the Fort Atkinson Police Department at approximately 8 p.m. Tuesday: Attention: Citizens evacuated or displaced by the fire on Oak Street today, are now free to return to their homes. There will still be fire and police units on scene tending to the fire,...
Breaking: a fire is burning on the north side of the Fort Atkinson Kennel Club building
Editor's note: this story has been updated and remains ongoing. Updates will continue as more information becomes available. By Kim McDarison Firefighters from multiple agencies continue to subdue a fire at a commercial structure, 710 Oak Street, in Fort Atkinson. The fire, according to Kennel Club of Fort Atkinson member...