Fountain City News

Was there a second car?A A Valerie MacSwain was driving her SUV yesterday morning at about 10:30 when she claims a car came out of nowhere, crossed the center line forcing the 50 year old Fountain City woman A to takeA evasive action.A A She managed to wipe out smacking into two guardrails allegedly trying to steer clear of the other car.A MacSwain ...

Valerie Mac Swain was operating her 2001 Chevy Tracker northbound on Highway 35 in the city of Fountain City, near County Road YY Thursday morning around 10:30 a.m. Mac Swain alleges a southbound vehicle crossed the center line of the road, causing Mac Swain to take evasive action.

Fountain City, Wisconsin The Golden Frog restaurant and bar will hold a news conference to discuss re-opening after a fire this Thanksgiving.

Buffalo County sheriffs officers with help from the West Central Drug Task Force raided the home Wednesday.

At around 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, the Buffalo County Sheriff's Office executed a search warrant at a residence in the Town of Milton on Indian Creek Road, north of Fountain City.

Deputies say a Fountain City man is dead after he fell out of a boat and hit his head on the ice Friday afternoon.

It's an unlikely pairing: A Fountain City, Wis., substitute teacher and bartender who joins a Slovenian endurance athlete as he tries to swim the length of the Amazon River.

An area health department looks to make the H1N1 vaccine easily accessible. Buffalo County is holding a special clinic this weekend.

A fire damages a well-known restaurant and bar in Buffalo County. Firefighters say just after 5:00 p.m. Thursday night, a cook at the Golden Frog Saloon in Fountain City called to report a possible fire in the building.

Elmer Duellman says that he never had toys when he was a boy. Now, after 47 years of collecting toys for children and toys for big people, Elmer and his wife, Benadette, now have literally thousands of toys, classic cars, old menus, advertising signs, bicycles, motorcycles, Halloween displays and much more.

WARREN : The flag that currently flies over Route 90 in Warren honors Sgt. Andrew Bossert who was killed by a car bomb in Iraq on March 7, 2005.

October means fall colors, football and baseball's World Series. For area fans of cool cars and two-wheelers, however, October means bidding adieu to another car-show season.

Autumn has been ready to arrive since our late August "cold snap," but the calendar must flip to October to bring the curtain down on car-show season.