Sunday May 19 | Daily Jefferson County Union
Early morning accidents cause injuries Friday
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office was busy Friday morning when two accidents occurred almost simultaneously on opposite ends of the county, both causing injuries.
Sunday May 19 | Daily Jefferson County Union
Portion of Glacial River Trail to be closed three weeks
A portion of the Glacial River Trail will be closed a few weeks during expansion of State Highway 26 south of Fort Atkinson.
Sunday May 19 | Daily Jefferson County Union
By Lydia Statz Union staff writer On May, 12, 1866, Jeremiah Mason spent a typical day working around the farm and running errands.
Sunday May 19 | Daily Jefferson County Union
'Scrooge' filming in Fort Atkinson
Passersby on Fort Atkinson's West Milwaukee Avenue Friday might have seen snow on the ground ... and movie cameras filming it.
Lemont Village Administrator Leaving for Position in Wisconsin
Lemont Village Administrator Ben Wehmeier will leave his position next month to become the new county administrator for Jefferson County in Wisconsin.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued for Waukesha, Milwaukee County
A little warm weather, and severe weather season is here. The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Waukesha County and Milwaukee County until 9:30 p.m. Thursday.
County highway shop design pact downsized
By Lydia Statz Union staff writer JEFFERSON - Jefferson County slowed its march toward construction of a new main highway shop Tuesday, as the board of supervisors approved a much smaller contract than originally planned.
Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued for Waukesha, Milwaukee County
A little warm weather, and severe weather season is here. The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Waukesha County and Milwaukee County until 9:30 p.m. Thursday.
Three sentenced in cocaine distribution case
Anthony Jameson of Lone Rock, and Jon Bertel and Rachel Kopp of Watertown all received sentences from U.S. District Judge Barbara Crab.
Madison College-Fort welds relationship with industries
By Ryan Whisner Union regional editor Job seekers in the Jefferson County are finding more opportunities to be trained in programs that allow them to enter the workforce quickly, thanks to the expanded Madison Area Technical College campus in Fort Atkinson.
Wehmeier named county administrator
By Lydia Statz Union staff writer JEFFERSON - A board of supervisors' committee announced Wednesday it will recommend that Benjamin Wehmeier be the next Jefferson County administrator.
Two new Red Cross trailers to aid disaster victims
Tammy DeGarmo, regional development manager for the American Red Cross Western Wisconsin, goes through the list of items housed in one of two disaster trailers the organization recently acquired.
A Bow Making Workshop was held Saturday and Sunday at Jefferson County Park. led by master bow maker Gene Winter of Waterloo , the class has become a annual spring offering through the Jefferson County Conservation Board.
Madson to trial in embezzlement
Tim Madson, former head of the Jefferson County Drug Task Force, is charged with theft and misconduct in public office.
Police arrest 2 after traffic stop in Burrville
The Jefferson County Sheriff's department has charged 26 year old Miranda Cronk of Lowville and 33 year old Michael Hill of Watertown with possessing materials needed to make methamphetamine.
Leader of Jefferson County Drug Task Force faces trial
The former leader of the Jefferson County Drug Task Force will stand trial on charges he stole money from the organization, the State Journal reports .
Wehmeier picked to lead county
By Lydia Statz Union staff writer JEFFERSON - Jefferson County officials announced this morning that Benjamin Weh meier will be the next county administrator.
Stewart's Holiday Match program awards nearly $100,000 to north country agencies
The Stewart's Shops' Holiday Match program has awarded nearly $100,000 to agencies in Jefferson, Lewis and St.
Prison for producing child porn
By Kevin Murphy Special to the Union MADISON - A 29-year-old Oconomowoc man who distributed a video of himself having a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old Town of Concord girl on the Internet was sentenced in federal court Friday to 15 years in prison.
ProHealth Care Foundation Receives Grant from Susan G. Komen for the Cure
The Southeast Wisconsin Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure has awarded a grant of $68,689 to the ProHealth Care Foundation to provide free mammograms and breast health education through the Hispanic Health Resource Center.