FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Sauk County School Districts Release Unified Statement on the Urgent Need for a Bipartisan Compromise on School Funding and Property Tax Relief Statement approved by all six school boards expressing the need for action by the State of Wisconsin to support school districts and taxpayers in communities of all sizes Sauk County, Wisconsin – The school boards of Baraboo, Reedsburg, River Valley, Sauk Prairie, Weston, and Wisconsin Dells approved a unified statement on the urgent
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Serenity Art Gallery and Sauk Prairie School District Present Children’s Art Show Serenity Art Gallery, in partnership with the Sauk Prairie School District, invites the community to celebrate young artists at the upcoming Children’s Art Show, open to students ages 12 and under. This year’s theme, “My Favorite Place in Sauk Prairie,” encourages children to create original artwork inspired by a meaningful location in the community. The exhibit is open to all area youth, including
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 3, 2026 Baraboo, WI — The City of Baraboo and Sauk County are pleased to announce two upcoming public input sessions to gather county-wide feedback on the Baraboo Sauk County Campus Redevelopment Plan. These sessions aim to involve residents from across the county in shaping the future of the approximately 63-acre campus through interactive activities and direct engagement with redevelopment experts. Public Input Session #1 - Tuesday, February 17 7:00 PM – 8:30
Launching a business in the Sauk Prairie area is an exciting leap—but also one that rewards owners who invest intentionally in a few foundational areas. The most successful new businesses tend to share one theme: they allocate early resources toward stability, visibility, and operational clarity rather than reacting later when problems grow more expensive. This article covers: Foundational financial and operational systems Early customer visibility strategy Smart technology choices Document readiness
Not too long ago, the idea of working from anywhere was a novelty—something for freelancers, consultants, or the lucky few with progressive bosses. Now, it’s clear that remote work and flexible schedules aren’t just passing trends. They’re fundamental shifts in how we approach productivity, work-life balance, and even the way we define success. But while many companies have accepted the idea in theory, the real challenge is making it work—sustainably, equitably, and in a way that doesn’t leave employees