Sports Scores (10/15)
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Janesville firefighter, Beloit police officer recognized by state lawmakers
State lawmakers honor a Janesville firefighter and a Beloit cop for their actions during a pair of incidents on the Rock River this year. Each Assembly representative named a First Responder of the Year from their districts
Janesville’s new Palmer Park Pool proves popular
Janesville’s new Palmer Pool is a popular place. In its first summer, 22,000 swimmers took to the new zero depth and lane-swim aquatic facility at Palmer park. City Recreation director Shelley Slapak says that’s a 53% increase
Rock County parks director offers insight into $700,000 park shelter estimate
Rock County’s parks director offers up some clarification about a park shelter proposal. John Traynor estimates replacing the shelter at Sportsman’s Park could cost $700,000, a figure that caught some policy makers by surprise. To address concerns,
Christopher Halverson
June 7, 1977 ~ October 6, 2025
YMCA moves to next phase of 135 and Beyond initiative
The YMCA of Northern Rock County says it has completed the formal listening phase of its 135 & Beyond initiative and is moving into concept development and feasibility planning for facility updates, program innovation, financial sustainability, and
More than five candidates to participate in Beloit’s first round of police chief interviews
The City of Beloit inches a little closer to finding their next police chief. The Beloit Police and Fire Commission selected, “more than five” candidates to participate in the first round of interviews for the open police
Arliss J Larsen
April 2, 1932 ~ October 13, 2025
Janesville City Council approves additional funding for Boys & Girls Club
The City of Janesville throws additional support behind the $12 million facility the Boys & Girls Club of Janesville is constructing on donated land on South Jackson Street. City Manager Kevin Lahner says the $500,000 is in
Rotary Gardens Light Show begins November 28th
It doesn’t take as many people as you might think to set up for Rotary Botanical Gardens’ annual holiday light show. Executive Director Michelle Ryan says two people have been working since August to put up to