Training wheels no more Traci Schutt lets go of the handle on the back of her daughter's bike so that Emily is in complete control.
Traci begins to count. 1 ... 2 ... 3 ...
FFA President: Specialization, biotech are the future of ag B.J. Chrisler, a 2007 graduate of Sauk Prairie High School, recently was elected FFA president of Wisconsin.
Chrisler shared some of his thoughts about the future of agriculture with the Eagle through e-mail.
School board approves 7.4% tax hike The Sauk Prairie School Board bucked an almost decade-long trend of reducing the tax levy for property owners in the district this year and approved one of the first substantial increases in the estimated mill rate for its 2009-10 budget.
Army to install windmill at Badger The United States Army plans to install an estimated 125-foot tall windmill it will use to generate electricity for the ongoing dismantling of the Badger Army Ammunition Plant.
Doyle signs $62 billion state budget, vetoes 81 budget items worth $10M MADISON -- Saying the state's 2009-11 budget protects middle class taxpayers while offering steep program cuts to plug a $6.6 billion shortfall, Gov. Jim Doyle today signed the state's $62 billion spending plan for the two years starting Wednesday.
EDITORIAL: Eagle adopts new online technology If you've seen a televised newscast in the past month, it's likely you've heard about twitter and tweets.
The part-blog, part-social networking site gives its users the ability to share short sentences that are intended to answer the simple question, "What are you doing?"
A new tax that threatened to increase gas
prices would be eliminated and illegal immigrants would not be
issued special cards so they could drive legally on Wisconsin
Civil War reenactment set for June 20, 21 The village of Sauk City will turn back its clocks to the Civil War era June 20 and 21 during the Sauk City Civil War weekend. All events will take place at the August Derleth Park and the Sauk City
PdS library programs start The Prairie du Sac Public Library is conducting summer reading program signups starting June 11.Summer programs are for children and teens to help ensure that students continue with their reading
Family picnic days at Wollersheim Wollersheim Winery is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Prairie Fume's creation during the winery's Prairie Fume Picnic Days from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 20 and 21. Families of all ages are
Witwen concerts kick off July 11 The Witwen Concerts at the Campground committee is gearing up for another season starting July 11 at the campground.These free concerts will start a 6:30 p.m. and the picnic area will open at 4 p.m.
Kenyan school named 'Soaring Eagle' Sauk Prairie Middle School students earned the right to name a school in Kenya after winning a national penny war aimed at raising funds for the construction of a school abroad.Sauk Prairie students
Five teachers say farewell Five teachers will be retiring in June from the Sauk Prairie School District, two from Spruce Street Elementary, one from Grand Avenue and one from each of the middle and high schools.Vicki
Piano students
perform at RAC Thirty-eight area students participated in the Kids on the Keyboard event at the River Arts Center on May 31 to raise between $500 to $600 for the Steinway B piano fund .For this event, the students
