July 2026

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Local Author & Autism Advocate Megan Hufton Launches First Book

Like many Black Earth residents, Megan Hufton enjoys sharing her life on Facebook. The regular updates give Hufton’s friends and neighbors a glimpse into the single mom’s life with her now-teenage sons, AJ and Asher, who are both diagnosed with non-speaking level 3 autism. Now, Hufton is sharing her family’s story in a whole new way: a published memoir, titled “The Joy We Built: Raising two non-speaking autistic sons and finding joy in a different kind of life”. 

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Cross Plains Village Board Slows Consideration of Park St. Improvements

CROSS PLAINS – The Village Board last week (JULY 13) pumped the brakes on replacing sewer and water mains in Park Street in order to assess the impact on residents of the combined costs of other pending infrastructure improvements.

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Wisconsin Heights School Board Approves Financial Transfer, Staffing and Transportation Updates

The Wisconsin Heights School Board heard reports from the business office, school principals and special education staff during a relatively short meeting. No public comment was heard during the July 13 meeting. 

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Mazomanie Village Board Approves 2025 Audit, Discusses Affordable Housing

The Mazomanie Village Board discussed a number of community and financial initiatives during its July 14 meeting, including a report of the Village’s 2025 audit and upcoming housing study. 

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MCPASD Board Weighs Referendum Options

With eyes on the November 3 election, the school board for the Middleton Cross Plains Area School District considered options for an operational referendum and referred to responses from a community survey concluded in May. Also on the agenda for the July 13 meeting were updates on sustainability efforts, the substitute fill rates, school resource officers contract, enrollment projections, new hires, and a report from Clark Street Community School. 

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City Awarded $200k For Parisi Shelter

The City of Middleton received —and accepted — a $200,000 grant from the state for its Parisi Park Shelter, thanks to action taken July 7 at the Middleton Common Council meeting.

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Middleton Common Council Adopts City Forestry Plan

Did you know the City of Middleton has nearly 9,800 trees that have a compensatory value of $108 million, according to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources? 

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29ers take care of Business(men)

One big swing of the bat provided the spark.

After that, Middleton’s Home Talent League team continued putting logs on the fire.

Shortstop Hayden Hellenbrand led off Sunday afternoon’s game at rival Cross Plains with a solo homer, the first of three runs in the top of first inning for the 29ers. Middleton then scored at least a run in all but three frames, resulting in a sizzling 9-1 victory over the Businessmen at Baer Park.

The 29ers improved to 10-2 and will play at Ashton (11-1) on July 26 for the East Division championship in the HTL’s Northern Section. Middleton defeated the A’s, 7-4, in their first meeting on June 28.

For the rematch to have championship ramifications, though, the 29ers knew they couldn’t look past Cross Plains (4-8). And the key was taking it one at bat at a time.

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Four MHS golfers named all-state

Middleton’s state champion boys golf team landed four players on the Golf Coaches Association of Wisconsin's all-state team.

Senior Sammy Forslund was named first-team all-state, while seniors Luke Weiss and Reis Von Ruden were named second-team all-state. Senior Berrin Reiter was named honorable-mention all-state.

Milton’s Kade Weiland was named the state’s Player of the Year. The rest of the first-team all-state selections included Peyton Albers of Waunakee, Arrowhead’s Jonathan Amtmann, DePere’s Grant Lawson, Owen Purdin of Oregon, Seymour’s Vince Sigl, Ryan Swanson of River Falls and Edgerton’s Owen Wegie.

Forslund, who will play at UW-Eau Claire next season, led the Cardinals with a 73.22 average. Forslund broke par in four rounds and was Middleton’s top finisher — or tied for low score — in nine events.

Forslund saved his best for last, shooting 3-under-par, 141 at the two-day state tournament and finishing seventh individually.

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