Do you have a copy of the Purple and Gold; The Rose or The Wildcat annual yearbook from Wild Rose High School you'd like to donate to the library? We are missing the following years: 1934, 1935, 1937, 1938,1953, 1996, 1997, 1998 and 2004-20015.
These are valuable resources that really show the history of Wild Rose through it's citizens, so I'd really like to have a full set! Just bring it by the library and thanks so much!
Little Hawk - aka Ray Kaquatosh will present a program on Menominee Indian Culture on Saturday, January 30 in the Community Center (attached to the library) from 10am to about 11 am. If you haven't heard Ray speak, this is a great opportunity to hear his words and passions. The son of a Menominee Medicine Woman, Ray was sent to Indian Boys School and while there, met a lone wolf in the woods. They became lifelong friends, the wolf living for many more years to visit Ray when he came back from WWII and from the Korean War. Ray persevered through many trials, meeting and marrying "the mos
Well, you knew wintger was coming! Seems to be here with a bit of a vengeance! Not all bad, though - we have some snow, so hopefully we'll get some snowmobilers here in the county, which is a nice bit of income for businesses! Plus, now we can all use our "outdoor freezers!
Just a reminder it is nice and warm here at the library and Perry and Doug keep our sidewalks clear, but so qwatch for icy spots that pop up, we try to keep them salted, but they're sneaky!
