Autism Doesn't Have One Face - It's a Spectrum. Celebrating the Diversity of Neurodiversity
Every April, Autism Acceptance Month is nationally recognized, and St. Coletta of Wisconsin is dedicated to educating the community about the importance of acceptance and an understanding of all individuals. As a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving those with disabilities, 24% being on the autism spectrum, St. Coletta is taking this opportunity to raise awareness and acceptance within our community. Jim Meier, a client at St. Coletta for over 55 years, shares his journey as someone living on the
FCCU donates $250,000 to BASE's Capital Campaign
FORT ATKINSON, WI — Fort Community Credit Union is proud to announce a generous donation of $250,000 to the Badgerland Afterschool Enrichment Program (BASE) as part of its capital campaign to fund the remodeling of their new facility located at 1233 Janesville Ave. This significant contribution underscores FCCU’s commitment to the community by providing solutions for the growing childcare needs of their members and team members. The Badgerland Afterschool Enrichment Program provides critical afterschool
St. Coletta of Wisconsin Celebrates Disability Advocacy Day and Promotes a Call for Change
Jefferson, WI and Greater Milwaukee Area – On March 12, 2025, St. Coletta of Wisconsin celebrated Disability Advocacy Day by inviting the individuals we support to learn more about how to speak up for themselves and raise their voice on important legislative policies that affect their daily lives. The day surrounded a presentation from the Survival Coalition of Wisconsin and the chance to write their own stories to share directly with Wisconsin legislators. Disability Advocacy Day is one of many activities
Search Committee Recommends Michael Luckey for County Administrator Position
JEFFERSON, Wis. – The 13-member committee tasked with finding the next Jefferson County Administrator has recommended Michael Luckey for the position. The final step before Luckey officially takes the role is a vote on the recommended appointment by the full 30-member Board of Supervisors, which will occur during their meeting at 7:00pm on Tuesday, March 11th. Michael has been serving as the Interim County Administrator since December, following the departure of Ben Wehmeier who is now President and CEO of
