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Madison teen heads to Miss America’s Teen competition (opens the original)
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MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) - A Madison teenager is preparing to represent Wisconsin on the national stage. Seventeen-year-old Meredith Rosemurgy will compete at the Miss America’s Teen competition after being crowned Miss Wisconsin Teen 2026. Friends and family gathered this weekend to send her off. Rosemurgy, a junior at Edgewood High School, won her first pageant as Teen Madison before winning her second-ever competition to become Miss Wisconsin Teen 2026. “Eventually, when they called my name, I th
Madison back-to-school Free Haircutz event pairs style with health services (opens the original)
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MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) -Families packed the Alliant Energy Center for the 18th annual Back to School Free Haircutz event. More than 38 barbers volunteered their time to give Madison kids free haircuts ahead of the new school year. Organizers dedicated this year’s event to founder J-P’s barber mentor, Mr. Smitty. Alongside the styling chairs, the school district teamed up with the Dane County Immunization Coalition and healthcare providers to host a free clinic. Families also had access to other sc
Ancient canoes recovered from Lake Mendota date back more than 5,000 years (opens the original)
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LODI, Wis. (WMTV) -Archaeologists and First Nations have recovered sixteen ancient dugout canoes from Lake Mendota. The oldest is over five thousand years old. The Lake Wisconsin Alliance hosted a presentation on Teejope’s ancient canoes to learn how past preservation can guide the future. State Archaeologist Dr. Amy Rosebrough said the artifacts are a direct link to the people who came before us. “The canoes help connect us to the past—everyone can imagine being in a canoe and paddling a canoe.
Baraboo organizers seek $15,000 for new holiday light display (opens the original)
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BARABOO, Wis. (WMTV) -Organizers are working to raise $15,000 to create custom holiday displays in downtown Baraboo that can be used year after year. The plans include a 24-foot tall tree, multiple light-up arches and a large ornament built for family photos. Baraboo has a long tradition of major holiday events, but organizers wanted a display that lasts all season. Lacey Steffes, president of Downtown Baraboo Inc., said the display is meant to extend the holiday season beyond the existing light
WATER INVESTIGATION: Cottage Grove launches 60-day probe into brown tap water (opens the original)
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COTTAGE GROVE, Wis. (WMTV) - The Cottage Grove Village Board approved a new investigation into discolored tap water following complaints from residents. Some residents say they have dealt with discolored water for years. The board approved the 60-day investigation after hearing from frustrated families. The cause of the discoloration has not been determined and is part of what the investigation aims to find. Village Trustee Paula Severson said the issue has been ongoing for months or years, and
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