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06/29/2009 04:28:27 PM

DON'T BOTHER MAMA!
Mill Bluff Rangers are warning visitors of a mother black bear and her three cubs in the park. Rangers also stated that another bear, without cubs, was also in the area. While the bears have not posed a threat to any people at this point, visitors are asked to respect them and educate themselves on how to clean up their sites.

A LITTLE TOO CLOSE FOR COMFORT
Hillsboro Elementary School was one stop on this black bears journey. Sightings of Black Bears are becoming more frequent as their population increases throughout the state. Read more in the June 11th and 25th editions of the Messenger.

WISCONSIN RIVER MEATS CELEBRATED
Wisconsin River Meats celebrated their television airing on the Food Network for their segment on 'Unwrapped' last Monday. The business also raised money for the food pantry with the event at Anjero's in Mauston. Read more in the June 25th edition of the Messenger.

THERE'S LOTS OF NEWS FROM ALL OVER THE AREA
IN EVERY ISSUE OF THE MESSENGER

See the June 25th  issue for the full story behind all these headlines

New Lisbon man arrested for burglary

Whooping Crane hatches at NNWR

Mauston Fire Department gets new equipment

Check Advance held fundraiser for Community Band

Mauston Alderperson Huebner appointed to Mauston School Board

St. Patrick's Big Steeple fundraiser

Health Across America diabetes screening at Phillips

Be aware of the heat

Camp Douglas reunion held

Olson gets 'My Boss Is a Patriot' award

Royall lists students on honor roll

WWII veteran returns home from Freedom Honor Flight

Hustler's Community Garden will serve needy

History comes alive at Fountain Chateau Bed and Breakfast

Royall Legion team splits in Classic

Rise & Shine!! It's Elroy Fair Time

Tow are finalists in Royall School design contest

Collapsing deck section puts paralyzed man in water

W-C students marked Earth Week in many ways

Necedah High annual banquet held

Annual Nikki Run raises awareness and funds

Hillsboro School Board hears positive report on failing grades

Overeaters Anonymous to have new location

Two thefts in Hillsboro area reported to Sheriff

Elroy Fourth of July to include many events

Hillsboro Walk for HOPE 2009

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