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Warrens is celebrating its sesquicentennial this summer and you’re invited to the party. The celebration kicked off May 15 and continues through the Warrens Cranberry Festival. The main celebration is July 3-4. Activities get underway on July 3 at 5
Wisconsin Honey Queen Hannah Sjostrom will join the Warrens Cranberry Festival Royalty in presenting honey and cranberry recipe demonstrations at this year’s Cranberry Blossom Day on Saturday, June 30. Since being crowned in December, Sjostrom has been traveling the state,
Ken Sprain, a Navy veteran from Tomah, is the keynote speaker for this year’s Warrens Memorial Day program on Monday, May 28, at the Warren Mills Cemetery. Sprain is a volunteer with the Hospice-Veteran Partnership program, a collaborative effort between
Warrens will kick off its Sesquicentennial Celebration at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, May 15, with the dedication of a 150th Anniversary Commemorative Area adjacent to the Wisconsin Cranberry Discovery Center in downtown Warrens. The event is the first of several
Nearly 30 garage sales, including several multi-family events, are planned for this year’s Warrens Community Garage Sale, April 26-28. “We traditionally hold the Warrens Community Garage the week before the Tomah City Wide Rummage Sale, so it’s sort of the
Organizers of the Warrens Sesquicentennial Celebration are seeking nominees for the title of Oldest Warrens Area Resident. Activities marking the Warrens Sesquicentennial Celebration will begin on May 15 and continue through the Warrens Cranberry Festival. The majority of the 150th
The 10th Annual Warrens Community Easter Breakfast is Saturday, March 31, from 8 to 10 a.m., at the Warrens Lions Log Building, 601 Pine Street, Warrens. The free pancake-and-sausage breakfast is open to Warrens area residents of all ages. Also
Warrens will celebrate its sesquicentennial in 2018. Keep watching the Visit Warrens website and Facebook page for updates as plans are finalized. Interested community members and area organizations willing to help plan and organize activities to mark the 150th anniversary
The Warrens Area Business Association has launched a mobile-friendly website featuring information about upcoming events and activities in the Warrens area. “The Visit Warrens website is geared toward visitors, but we hope area residents find it useful, too,” said Lorry