The Kickapoo River in western Wisconsin gets its name from an Algonquin word that means "he who goes here, then there." I prefer a more literal translation, as in a river that pretty much kicked the ...
The Kickapoo River is up to a record high of 23 feet in some places and could jump to 25 feet before the week is over. Water in Readstown crept over Highway 14, something local residents say has never ...
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Nestled On Wisconsin's Kickapoo River Is A Village Known For Organic Farming And Family-Friendly Adventures
Just a two-hour drive northeast of Madison, Wisconsin, you'll find a charming village with a population of less than 800 people that welcomes families, foodies, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. La Farge ...
The Kickapoo Valley Reserve (KVR) is beginning a trial project to help reduce the amount of litter in the Kickapoo River this summer. The KVR is working with Wildcat Mountain State Park and a number ...
Susan McCurdy, who owns Crooked River Canoes, Cabins and Camps Resort in Readstown, with her husband, Warren, agrees that canoeing — and canoeing on the Kickapoo — allows people a chance to take a ...
This is a river for taking your time. “A slow ride,” one man called it as he waited in Ontario for his canoe to go into the Kickapoo. Anyone looking for a challenge, to shoot the rapids, won’t find it ...
A swiftwater rescue was conducted in the afternoon hours of August 11, 2019 on the Kickapoo River between landing 10 and bridge 11, near Rockton, WI in the town of Whitestown. Sheriff Spears reports ...
Aug. 26--Major flooding is a familiar occurrence for communities along the Kickapoo River in southwestern Wisconsin. But the magnitude of the water that swept through communities along the Kickapoo ...
The sun had barely risen at the Kickapoo Valley Ranch near La Farge, and I was already tempted to abandon my plans for the day and instead spend it rocking away on my cabin’s porch. I cradled a cup of ...
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