Hometown Calendar

Help spread the word….
The mission of the
Waushara Reproductive
Health Clinic is to
provide all people
access to confidential
reproductive healthcare.

For more information, see their brochure…..Reproductive Health Brochure

Walk-the-Waush Challenge
The Waushara County Health Department, Waushara County Chapter of the Ice Age Trial
Alliance and Waushara County Parks Department have partnered together to create a
walking challenge called Walk-the-Waush. The challenge will be held June 1st through August
19th. The challenge is free and open to walkers, runners and hikers of all ages and abilities.
Participants can enter as an individual or as a team (maximum of 4 per team). Participants
can pick up a Trail Book from the Waushara County libraries, the Waushara County Health
Department and Waushara County Parks Department, or the Waushara County Chamber of
Commerce Office and Information Kiosks located in Wild Rose, Plainfield and Wautoma. If
anyone requires assistance to complete the challenge, Assist Wisconsin is available as a
partner. They are a non-profit organization whose mission is to replace obstacles with
opportunities for individuals with disabilities and their families. They are able to provide
special equipment and volunteer support. Please visit www.assistwi.org or call 608-253-2939
to speak with a member of their staff. You can find more information about the challenge on
Facebook at “Walk-the-Waush Challenge” or call the Waushara County Health Department
at 920-787-6590.

How many miles can you walk in 80 days?  June 1 Thru August 19
No fee to enter.  Open to all ages and abilities.
Enter as an Individual or Team of Four.

Log miles from 13 trails in Waushara County.
Pick up a Trail Book at your local library, the
Health Department & Parks Department, the
Chamber of Commerce Office, and info kiosks.

Find us on Facebook:
“Walk – the -Waush Challenge” Event
or call the Health Dept at 920-787-6590 for details

Walk-the-Waush Challenge
The Waushara County Health Department, Waushara County Chapter of the Ice Age Trial
Alliance and Waushara County Parks Department have partnered together to create a
walking challenge called Walk-the-Waush. The challenge will be held June 1st through August
19th. The challenge is free and open to walkers, runners and hikers of all ages and abilities.
Participants can enter as an individual or as a team (maximum of 4 per team). Participants
can pick up a Trail Book from the Waushara County libraries, the Waushara County Health
Department and Waushara County Parks Department, or the Waushara County Chamber of
Commerce Office and Information Kiosks located in Wild Rose, Plainfield and Wautoma. If
anyone requires assistance to complete the challenge, Assist Wisconsin is available as a
partner. They are a non-profit organization whose mission is to replace obstacles with
opportunities for individuals with disabilities and their families. They are able to provide
special equipment and volunteer support. Please visit www.assistwi.org or call 608-253-2939
to speak with a member of their staff. You can find more information about the challenge on
Facebook at “Walk-the-Waush Challenge” or call the Waushara County Health Department
at 920-787-6590.

How many miles can you walk in 80 days?  June 1 Thru August 19
No fee to enter.  Open to all ages and abilities.
Enter as an Individual or Team of Four.

Log miles from 13 trails in Waushara County.
Pick up a Trail Book at your local library, the
Health Department & Parks Department, the
Chamber of Commerce Office, and info kiosks.

Find us on Facebook:
“Walk – the -Waush Challenge” Event
or call the Health Dept at 920-787-6590 for details

Now thru August, 11am to 1pm

Weekly Brat/Burger Fry begins at VFW Post #2925 & runs every Wednesday now through August

People who suffer from and are affected by addiction – Come share with
us at Pathways to Hope.
We meet Wednesday evenings 6pm-8pm at Farmers State Bank in Wild Rose
315 Hospital Rd,  Wild Rose
Enter thru side door

See brochure for full line up…..2018 Green Lake Concerts in the Park

Every Wed., Deacon Mills Park, 6:30p-8:30p

Music, snacks & refreshments