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The grievance follows a similar complaint filed last month by a Dane County Circuit Court Judge for Gableman’s courtroom conduct where he refused to testify and accused the judge of being a “partisan” advocate. Source: LacrosseTribune.com

Elizabeth A. Conrad “Betty”, age 87 of Baraboo, WI passed away Thursday, July 14, 2022, at St. Clare Hospital in Baraboo. Betty was born March 13, 1935, in Chicago, Illinois to Norman and Imma (Pabst) Tweed. Following her high school graduation, she attended and graduated from the Presbyterian School of Nursing in Chicago and was a pediatric nurse most all of her career. Betty married Roger A. Conrad on August 24, 1957. Following retirement Betty and Roger moved to Grand Marsh, WI and in 2018 moved to Oak Park Place in Baraboo. Betty’s passion was gardening. She and Roger earned their Master Gardeners certification after she retired from nursing and

Betty L. (nee Gilchrist) Bader, 93 of rural Mauston passed away, Friday, July 22, 2022 at Mile Bluff Medical Center. Betty was born on May 20, 1929 the daughter of Leonard and Frances (Smith) Gilchrist. Betty was united in marriage to John Bader Sr. in October of 1948 and they enjoyed 55 years of marriage before his passing. Betty lived in Mauston most of her life.  She was active in church and homemakers for many years.  She enjoyed watching old western movies and the birds at the bird feeders.  Betty enjoyed spending time with family and friends and company of her pet dog “Snowball”. Betty is survived by her son

ADRIAN EUGENE (Gene) POURCHOT, 93, of rural Oxford, Wisconsin, passed away quietly and peacefully in his sleep on 7/20/2022, after a long illness.   He was born October 5th, 1928, to James Harrison & Florence Ida (Cox) Pourchot of Bulpitt, Illinois, and later in rural Oxford, Wis.   Gene was a devoted husband to wife, Norma Iona (Anderson) for 67 years, who passed away nearly 6 years previously… and loving, supportive father to his seven children. He instilled a thirst for knowledge and curiosity in his children.    During Gene’s many educational sojourns across the country, his kids got to see many different states and ways of life; lots of

Is $790 million worth $2? That’s a good question, given it costs $2 to buy a Mega Millions lottery ticket that could pay off with an estimated $790 million prize, the nation’s fourth-largest jackpot. The game’s next drawing is Tuesday… Source: LacrosseTribune.com