Sunday, June 24, 2018
Kurt Heyroth and his Super Semi Tow Mater are one of many pullers slated to appear at the Budweiser Dairyland Super National Truck and Tractor Pull this weekend in Tomah. Contributed photos.
Packing 4,000 horses
In just a few short days the skies of Tomah will be filled with the roar of screaming engines as modified trucks and tractors run down the tracks at the Budweiser Dairyland Super National Truck and Tractor Pull, which is one of the nation’s premie
U.S. Senate candidate Leah Vulkmir addresses a gathering at the Cotter Pin in Leon last Thursday as Monroe County Republican Party Chairman Doug Rogalla of Kendall looks on. Herald photo by Pat Mulvaney
County GOP revs up party members
Wisconsin's 96th Assemblyman Lee Nerison of Westby isn't running for office again but that hasn't kept him off the campaign trail, trying to fire up support for his fellow Republicans.
Ryan Pawlisch instructs Trygve Schanhofer, 7, during a log rolling class at the Sparta Aquatic Center Monday morning. Herald photo by Nicole Vik.
As easy as falling off a log
During the great lumber and logging era, log rolling, as a sport, gained popularity in the late 1800s.
Cathy Abbott is retiring after working for Monroe County Human Services for nearly four decades. She is pictured in front of Building-C at Rolling Hills, where the department has been located her entire career. Herald photo by Pat Mulvaney
A witness to four decades of change at Rolling Hills
When the Monroe County Human Services Department moves into its new digs in the old courthouse next month, one of its fixtures will be absent.
Pictured are just few of the many volunteers who helped at the Our Town Tomah Spring Planting Day. From left are JoAnne Westpfahl, Cathy Coffey, Wendy Wright, Rita Erickson, Christine Storkel and Wes Revels. The other photo shows some of the metal decorative turtles among some flowers in an Our Town planter at the south end of Superior Avenue. Herald photos Bob Kliebenstein/contributed.
Our Town Tomah reaps benefits of more volunteers
    By BOB KLIEBENSTEIN Staff Writer   Cathy Coffey is never exactly sure of the number until they actually arrive.
The world is in good hands with SHS Class of 2018
“We made it. A week late but here we are outside in beautiful weather and you all look fantastic,” Superintendent Dr. Amy Van Deuren said as she made her remarks at the Sparta High School graduation ceremony Friday evening.
Kurt Heyroth and his Super Semi Tow Mater are one of many pullers slated to appear at the Budweiser Dairyland Super National Truck and Tractor Pull this weekend in Tomah. Contributed photos.
U.S. Senate candidate Leah Vulkmir addresses a gathering at the Cotter Pin in Leon last Thursday as Monroe County Republican Party Chairman Doug Rogalla of Kendall looks on. Herald photo by Pat Mulvaney
Ryan Pawlisch instructs Trygve Schanhofer, 7, during a log rolling class at the Sparta Aquatic Center Monday morning. Herald photo by Nicole Vik.
Cathy Abbott is retiring after working for Monroe County Human Services for nearly four decades. She is pictured in front of Building-C at Rolling Hills, where the department has been located her entire career. Herald photo by Pat Mulvaney
Pictured are just few of the many volunteers who helped at the Our Town Tomah Spring Planting Day. From left are JoAnne Westpfahl, Cathy Coffey, Wendy Wright, Rita Erickson, Christine Storkel and Wes Revels. The other photo shows some of the metal decorative turtles among some flowers in an Our Town planter at the south end of Superior Avenue. Herald photos Bob Kliebenstein/contributed.
Kurt Heyroth and his Super Semi Tow Mater are one of many pullers slated to appear at the Budweiser Dairyland Super National Truck and Tractor Pull this weekend in Tomah. Contributed photos.

Packing 4,000 horses

Tuesday, June 19, 2018 - 8:31am
In just a few short days the skies of Tomah will be filled with the roar of screaming engines as modified trucks and tractors run down the tracks at the Budweiser Dairyland Super National Truck and Tractor Pull, which is one of the nation’s premier events for truck and tractor pullers. Pullers from...
Staff and administration from Gundersen Health System and Tomah Memorial Hospital celebrated the beginning of construction with a groundbreaking ceremony last Wednesday. Pictured from left were, Camille Helou, Phil Stuart, Bryan Erdmann, Katerrri Dippen Castillo, Dr. Collin Driscoll, Dr. Scott Rathgaber, Dr. Kurt Oettel, Dr. Robert Holness, Kathy Jo Coblentz and Dr. Amy Atherton. Herald photo by Nicole Vik.

Gundersen Tomah Clinic breaks ground

Tuesday, June 19, 2018 - 8:27am
Work has begun for the new 77,000 square-foot Gundersen Tomah Clinic near Interstate 90 on Tomah’s south side. While the first dirt was moved at the end of April, Gundersen officials celebrated the beginning of construction with a groundbreaking ceremony on June 13. “Progress to the new clinic has...
Pictured from left are Norwalk Library Board member Doug Gnewikow, library aide Beverly Gaunke, Library Director Jeanne Rice and Library Aide Jana Muehlenkamp. Herald photo by Pat Mulvaney

Norwalk community comes together to expand its library

Tuesday, June 19, 2018 - 8:23am
Norwalk's Doug Gnewikow is a man of action. He was at the village's library board meeting last year when it decided to expand the undersized library, but it took a little urging. "Every year in January, they say 'let's find some money to build, so last year in February I said 'are you going to...
U.S. Senate candidate Leah Vulkmir addresses a gathering at the Cotter Pin in Leon last Thursday as Monroe County Republican Party Chairman Doug Rogalla of Kendall looks on. Herald photo by Pat Mulvaney

County GOP revs up party members

Tuesday, June 19, 2018 - 8:19am
Wisconsin's 96th Assemblyman Lee Nerison of Westby isn't running for office again but that hasn't kept him off the campaign trail, trying to fire up support for his fellow Republicans. "The Democrats have temper and anger on their side, that's what's driving them," he told a crowd of around 35...
Ryan Pawlisch instructs Trygve Schanhofer, 7, during a log rolling class at the Sparta Aquatic Center Monday morning. Herald photo by Nicole Vik.

As easy as falling off a log

Monday, June 11, 2018 - 10:29am
During the great lumber and logging era, log rolling, as a sport, gained popularity in the late 1800s. The long standing tradition, spiked the interest of recent Sparta High School graduate Jessica Janzen while she was looking for a project to earn her Gold Award for Girl Scouts.  Janzen’s father...

Tomah vet killed in area accident

Monday, June 11, 2018 - 10:20am
    A well known veterinarian from the Tomah area was killed in a one-vehicle accident Thursday, June 7 near Tunnel City. According to the Wisconsin State Patrol, the accident occurred shortly after 3 p.m. on Cty. Hwy. M near Flint Road, when Steve "Doc" Doll, 68, failed to negotiate a curve in the...
Pictured are just few of the many volunteers who helped at the Our Town Tomah Spring Planting Day. From left are JoAnne Westpfahl, Cathy Coffey, Wendy Wright, Rita Erickson, Christine Storkel and Wes Revels. The other photo shows some of the metal decorative turtles among some flowers in an Our Town planter at the south end of Superior Avenue. Herald photos Bob Kliebenstein/contributed.

Our Town Tomah reaps benefits of more volunteers

Monday, June 11, 2018 - 10:02am
    By BOB KLIEBENSTEIN Staff Writer   Cathy Coffey is never exactly sure of the number until they actually arrive. But when Thursday, May 24 arrived Coffey was pleasantly surprised with the mumber of volunteers that arrived to volunteer for Our Town Tomah's annual Spring Planting Day. Volunteers...

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