Hannah Brock is a multimedia journalist at CBS7News, with a focus on local news in the United States. She has a background in journalism, having previously worked at Automotive News, The Indianapolis Star, and other publications. Hannah's work covers a range of topics, including county planning, law enforcement, community events, and environmental issues.
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By: Hannah Brock
FORT ATKINSON -- Every month, the Dwight Foster Public Library hosts an artist of the month to be on display in the Jones Gallery upstairs. For the month of September and up through October 11th, their artist of the month was Tony DiNicola. Tony DiNicola grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and his interest in art started at an early age.
By: Hannah Brock
FORT ATKINSON — The Little Rainbows Play Place is a new indoor play space soon to open in Fort Atkinson.
By: Hannah Brock
FORT ATKINSON — On a chilly autumn day this week, bundled-up children enrolled in the Badgerland After School Enrichment Program — BASE — giggled, ran and navigated playground equipment at Luther Elementary School in Fort Atkinson.
FORT ATKINSON --- Local business leaders and community members gathered this week to talk about to support people they hire who have disabilities.
By: Hannah Brock
JEFFERSON – Sammy Garvey has been a music teacher, has worked part-time for the Jefferson County Fair and now is stepping up to a full-time position coordinating the fair.
By: Manuel Silva-Paulus, Hannah Brock
Aluminum is infinitely recyclable, but Americans throw out millions of tons of it every year — mainly aluminum cans and other post-consumer scrap. At the same time, US can-recycling rates are falling drastically behind several countries. In New York City, canners are vital to making recycling work. In Michigan, two companies are revolutionizing post-consumer recycling.
WHITEWATER – The regional coordinator for Planned Parenthood Advocates of Wisconsin, at an appearance hosted by the League of Women Voters of Whitewater Area, shared an update Thursday on LGBTQ+ and women's healthcare.
By: Hannah Brock
FORT ATKINSON – More than 100 people gathered Saturday at the Hoard Historical Museum in Fort Atkinson to honor former Wisconsin state Sen. Barbara Lorman.
By: Hannah Brock
FORT ATKINSON -- On Sunday, the Fort Atkinson Equestrian Team met at coach Lisa Haas’ house for one final practice before the Oct. 25-27 State Horse Show.
By: Hannah Brock
PALMYRA — Three months into his tenure as the new bandmaster for the Palmyra-Eagle Community Band, with a summer under his belt and heading toward a holiday concert, Jim Neist is reflective on the experience so far.
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