A 35,000-pound food donation arrived at WayForward Resources Wednesday, September 2, as community leaders, volunteers and local organizations gathered in Middleton to kick off Hunger Action Month.
Visit Middleton will hire Rev Hospitality Co. of Ottawa, Canada, to develop its strategic plan, thanks to action taken Aug. 18 by the Middleton Common Council to approve a contract that will not exceed $17,375.
Acting on a recommendation from City Administrator Bryan Gadow, the Middleton Common Council on Aug. 18 approved a request for proposals document for the firm that will manage the City of Middleton’s Campus Plan construction project.
The Middleton Common Council on Aug. 18 recognized more than 90 years of service to the City of Middleton as well as community service and Immunization Awareness Month through proclamations approved during its regularly scheduled meeting.
At its August 24 meeting the Middleton-Cross Plains Area School District board of education heard that seclusion and/or restraint incidents in district schools declined significantly from 2024-2025 to 2025-2026, according to the detailed report required by theDepartment of Public Instruction.
The Wisconsin Heights School Board reviewed summer school participation, extensive facility work and preparations for the 2026-27 school year during its August 24 meeting.
Taking historic action, the Middleton Common Council on Aug. 18 approved the creation of two new Tax Increment Finance Districts, also known as TIF Districts or TIDs.
For nearly 15 years, the Wisconsin Heights Community Garden has been a staple of the greater Mazomanie community. The garden’s mission is twofold: building community through gardening, educational programming and volunteering, as well as providing fresh produce to local food pantries.
CROSS PLAINS – The Village Board last week approved requesting a 3% water rate increase, as it is considering ways to fund the water utility which Village President Jay Lengfeld said “is not in the best financial shape.”
The Mazomanie Village Board heard updates on the Village’s upcoming housing study during its monthly meeting. The meeting, held on August 11, was held in a different room of the Mazomanie Village office so as to not interfere with the polling station.
