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Traffic alert: Wisconsin Highway 60 in Columbus back open after closing due to crash
MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - The Columbia County Sheriff’s announced Friday that Wisconsin Highway 60 at County Highway N in the Town of Columbus is back open. Wisconsin Highway 60 closed due to a serious crash investigation. According to officials on the scene, a med-flight helicopter was used. The Wisconsin...
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This Massive Antique Mall In Wisconsin Is Where You Can Easily Spend An Entire Day
Some places have a way of swallowing your afternoon whole, and Fox Lake Country Antique Mall in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin is exactly that kind of place. You walk in thinking you’ll take a quick look around, and three hours later you’re still in the back corner debating whether you need a vintage ceramic rooster.
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Hunter Schaumberg's 4-touchdown night sends Lomira football back to state final
KIMBERLY – The song "Jump Around" played between the third and fourth quarters of the Division 6 state football semifinal game between Lomira and Bonduel. Lomira fans and players got in the spirit and started to jump around. The song, known for being played at Wisconsin football games at Camp Randall, offered a prelude to where Lomira is headed. "We gotta stay composed, but when they play that song, it's hype. We get hype," Lomira sophomore Hunter Schaumberg said. Lomira defeated Bonduel 30-13 on Friday, Nov. 13, and is headed to the Division 6 state championship game. It's the second time in three years and in program history that Lomira will play for a title. "I don't think it's quite sunk in yet," Lomira coach Bryan Gregory said. "Super proud of this group. I'm speechless right now." To make the state championship game, Lomira defeated Fall River/Rio in Level 1, then Cambridge in Level 2. In the sectional final, Lomira had its closest game of the season on the road, a 16-12 win over Edgar. Then the state semifinal was a battle of two 12-0 teams, and Lomira put the first and only blemish on Bonduel's record. The 13 points