By Stephen Cohn
Apr 10, 2021 9:06 PM
MADISON, Wis. A Cottage Grove man was arrested Saturday on suspicion of seventh-offense operating while intoxicated.
According to an incident report, Brad D. Beckwith, 51, had been reported to fall down while in a store. The Sheriff’s Office said he then got into a car and drove away.
The report said Beckwith was later found at a gas station in Sun Prairie. Earlier in the day, deputies took a report that Beckwith, who had violated a court ordered domestic injunction but left the address.
He was identified as the suspect at the gas station, where he was also charged on suspicion of violating of a domestic injunction and felony bail jumping.
DEFOREST, Wis. — Community members came together for a car-parade Saturday to celebrate a local 3-year-old’s last chemotherapy treatment. “It was family members, to friends, to school providers, to just anyone in our community that’s really cared to pray and take time out of their day to think of us,” said Amanda Murphy. Her son, 3-year-old Ike, completed his chemo.
By Josh Spreiter
MIDDLETON, Wis. – CrossFit MadTown has a long history within the CrossFit culture.
Opening in 2009, CrossFit MadTown was the first of its kind in Madison. According to its website, CrossFit MadTown was one of the first few hundred CrossFit gyms in the world out of what is now tens of thousands.
Coaches Skipp and Keysha Benzing have been involved with CrossFit since the very early days
Whether you have never lifted a weight before or you have been swinging kettlebells for years, they say they help you improve your form and increase your efficiency.
Many of their regulars started at CrossFit MadTown with little to no experience. Coaches will guide you through each workout and help you improve your form and technique during every class. They train you in everything from strength, agility, and flexibility.
By Jaymes Langrehr
Apr 5, 2021 11:02 AM
MADISON, Wis. The Boys and Girls Club of Dane County will begin providing COVID-19 vaccinations beginning this weekend at its Sun Prairie location, President and CEO Michael Johnson said Monday.
Johnson says the Boys and Girls Club will begin administering the Johnson & Johnson vaccine with the help of Fitchburg Family Pharmacy and the UW-Madison School of Pharmacy between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. this Saturday at the McKenzie Family Boys and Girls Club in Sun Prairie.
Everyone aged 18 and up will be eligible to get vaccinated at the Boys and Girls Club, but registration will be required. Registration will open Monday at 2 p.m. A link will be available on their Facebook page.