Snapshots from Germantown's boys volleyball team's semifinal match against Hamilton yesterday. The Warhawks bowed out one step away from the title game losing 25-22, 27-25, 25-21. They last won the gold ball in 2018 and earned a silver ball in 2019.
Photos: Dave Radcliffe/Daily News Staff
A bear wandered through the yard of a resident near Hartford early Friday morning. DNR officials think this could be the same bear spotted in Oconomowoc the previous day.
Video courtesy of Keith Everson
Sue Lievrouw runs a nonprofit, Hearts in Unity, and cookie decorating business from her home in Germantown. 100% of the proceeds she makes from her cookie business go towards her nonprofit that helps children and schools in villages throughout Tanzania, Africa. To read the whole story, pick up tomorrow’s paper!
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Slinger Speedway had its Independence Day Celebration on Sunday with a fireworks display.
A new micro-credential course could help teachers adjust to distant learning and become more proficient in technology. Some districts in the county are considering this course from UWM and other forms of continuing education. Full story in tomorrow’s edition of the Daily News.
In tomorrow’s edition, the annual park cleanup organized by a cancer survivor with deep roots within the park community. It was her special spot while she was fighting cancer, and now it’s an important place to connect with others and continually beautify.
An update on protests throughout the county and how police departments are responding. Plus reactions from 4-H participants after hearing the county fair has been cancelled. These stories and more in an upcoming edition of the Daily News.
This summer’s Washington County Fair has been cancelled. The full story, including what led to the decision, in tomorrow’s Daily News.
One church’s decision to hold a drive-in service this weekend brings into question the separation of church and state, along with the role faith plays in individuals’ lives. What do you think? Is it too soon, or is it a great compromise? Read the Daily News tomorrow for more details.
In today’s edition, what it’s like to be considered nonessential and how this category doesn’t completely reflect the business’ contribution to the community. I spoke with one salon owner about his experience. Don’t forget to subscribe to the Daily News for all local updates.
In tomorrow’s edition, a look into how one nonprofit has supported the growth of West Bend through environmental activism, and how they’ve helped revitalize the downtowns area by their beautification efforts. Plus a story on affordable housing and the benefits of having a historic revitalization in the city.
