Sauk Prairie Healthcare earned an “A” Hospital Safety Grade from The Leapfrog Group, an independent national nonprofit watchdog focused on patient safety.
Dane County Sheriff’s Department deputies were called to the area of Schultz Road and Kahl Road in the Town of Black Earth on Saturday, November 30th, at approximately 4:44 p.m. in response to a report of a single individual experiencing a mental health crisis, according to a press release.
A little over two weeks from now on December 7th Holly Jolly will kick off in Sauk Prairie! Last year, like every year, Santa came to the Tripp Museum. Mark your calendars for this year’s Holly Jolly on the 7th.
With District One EMS coming up as a topic on occasion recently in village government, Interim Chief Camden Parman released a letter to the “Greater Wisconsin Heights Community” n November 15th about the future of the service.
Sauk Prairie Healthcare achieved Top Performer Status from Wisconsin Hospital Association’s (WHA) CheckPoint in six measure categories, including Hip and Knee Surgery Complications, Patient Experience, Patient Safety--All Patients, Patient Safety--Patients with Surgery, Mortality--Conditions, and Readmissions.
As local residents head out to the movie theaters to see the film adaptation of “Wicked” on opening night next week, Mazomanie resident and Wisconsin Heights graduate Marissa Bode will be at the L.A. version of “Shiz University” with her co-stars. Bode, now based in Los Angeles, made her feature film debut in “Wicked”.
As Wisconsin once again proved its muster as a bellwether and purple state, electing Donald Trump back to the Presidency, the Star News readership vote tallies show an electorate preferring Harris.
Sauk Prairie School Board member Holly Walker, Jeff Eide, Executive Director, Wisconsin Rural Schools Alliance Jeff Wright, Emily Benz, Wright’s wife, James Isaacson, school board members, and Cliff Thompson, former Superintendent.
Sauk Prairie School District Superintendent Jeff Wright was honored last weekend at the Wisconsin Rural Schools Alliance Annual Conference as the “Administrator of the Year.” Wright was nominated by Sauk Prairie School Board President James Isaacson and retired Dodgeville School District Superintendent Jeff Jacobson.
