Senator Johnson still a ‘no’ on tax reform bill

U.S. Senator Ron Johnson says he’s still a “no” on a tax overhaul proposal currently before Congress. The Wisconsin Republican was the first GOP Senator to voice opposition due to his concerns that it could put smaller

Candidates certified for three special elections

Twelve candidates will face off in primaries for three Wisconsin legislative seats on December 19, to determine which candidates will advance to special elections on January 16, 2018. Governor Scott Walker ordered special elections to fill vacant

Community Action hosts 4th annual Gingerbread Extravaganza

Community Action announces its Fourth Annual Gingerbread Extravaganza, to be held 9:00am-noon on Saturday, December 2 at the Eclipse Center, Beloit. This event is presented by Wisconsin Management Company. This event consistently sells out, and is proving

Dollar General opens in Orfordville

Residents in Orfordville are enjoying the long awaited opening of a store offering groceries and other necessities. Village Board member and Economic Development Committee Chair Beth Schmidt says the new Dollar General really fills a gap.  The

Janesville icon passes away

(Gazette photo)  One of the city of Janesville’s favorite sons has passed away.  Howard Gage Junior was well known and liked in the city.  The 1955 graduate of Janesville High School, and later U-W Madison, was known

Extensive damage may delay fire investigation

An early morning fire in Milton is under investigation. Fire Chief Randy Banker says firefighters arrived at the duplex on Sue Lane about 3:30 Monday morning to find flames shooting from the doors and windows.  Damage was

Cheatham leaving Marquette program

Junior guard Haanif Cheatham has decided to leave the Marquette men’s basketball program for personal reasons, effective immediately. Cheatham had started each of the team’s first five games this season and was averaging 26.2 minutes a game,