Food truck in Muscoda sparks much discussion at village board meeting Business owners ask for more regulation
MUSCODA - Food truck controversy struck the Muscoda Village Board meeting for the month of April, last Tuesday, April 13.
“I found his business to be parasitic,” stated Dan Behrens, owner of Honkers and Sportsman’s Bar and Grill, during his appearance before the board. “He moves into small towns with little businesses, takes what he can and leaves.”
Behrens came before the board to take issue with Jose’s Authentic Mexican Restaurant’s Food Truck, which most recently visited Muscoda on Friday, April 9. The Truck was set up on the street near the Railroad Park Gazebo, and according to their Facebook Post, worked with Copper Lounge where “Jose’s Famous Margaritas” were served.
Santa still wants everyone to have a special treat In Muscoda
MUSCODA - Although Santa won’t be making a special trip to the Muscoda Public Library this year for a visit he still wanted to make sure everyone was able to get a special treat.
The library will be offering a curbside pick up of book and candy bags for families to enjoy this holiday season.
The Christmas treat bags for children will be available at the Muscoda Library on Wednesday, December 16, Friday, December 18 and Saturday, December 19 during regular library curbside pickup times.
“Families can call and let us know when they can pick up and we can sit it out on the cart for them,” explained Library Director Lorna Aigner. “If they tell us the age of the child we will also be able to find a book that suits their interests.”