Tom Schultz

Today we'll take a final look at the unusual fire just over 50 years ago that nearly destroyed one of Watertown's landmarks — the steeple at St. Bernard's Catholic Church.

This month and next I'd like to share with you what the Bible says about the Christian living not only in the kingdom of God's grace, but also the earthly “kingdom” in which he lives – the country.

The Amtrak station at Columbus, used often by Watertown and area residents, is getting some upgrades which will be of real benefit to riders.

I’ve written in this column several times about the old ski slide in the town of Ixonia, just off of Ski Slide Road and just a few blocks from the

Many invasive plant species like buckthorn, bittersweet and honeysuckles have become quite common in Wisconsin.

Last week Mary and I visited our son and daughter-in-law and their three grandsons in Richardson, Texas, and among the activities we enjoyed was a visit to our oldest grandson’s

As readers of this column know, at times I go back in Watertown history and find an interesting person to write about, and that is the case today.

What is the Christian's duty towards the state? It is God's design that all people give obedience to the laws of the land - and when that law goes

Last week I wrote about Hartig's Brewery, Watertown's most famous brewery and also its last one.

Have you ever wondered what it might be like to be an active birder and nature lover, but suddenly develop a dramatic change in your ability to get around, making