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The Boys & Girls Club opened its new South Jackson Street clubhouse a few weeks ago and has already attracted about 50 teens while residents request tours; the club will host an open house on Sept.

19 from 10 a.m. to noon, offering self-guided tours and kids activities.

This morning, the YMCA of Northern Rock County hosts its annual Stair Climb at JP Cullen Stairway at 8 a.m. + a Remembrance Ceremony at Firehouse Park begins at 9 a.m. to honor first responders and recall the bravery of 9/11’s heroes.

Gov. Tony Evers and WisDOT announced 42 locations will receive federal grants to build fast electric vehicle charging stations; the $25 million from the NEVI program will expand Wisconsin's EV network on highway corridors.

Bowhunting season will open Saturday, Sept.

12, and run through Jan. 3. The DNR advises hunters to review updated deer management zones plus bonus antlerless authorizations on its website before planning their hunts.

St. Mary's Hospital nurses filed federal charges with the National Labor Relations Board, accusing SSM Health of breaking labor law by refusing to negotiate a union contract and limiting union information.

Both sides remain focused on resolving staffing issues and supporting patient care.

Alliant Energy received verbal approval from the Public Service Commission for a $512 million LNG plant in Town of Rock, with construction planned for later this year and operations set for 2029; officials say the project may create 350 construction jobs (and require 8–16 staff for operations).

A Fort Atkinson veteran, Dean Zentz, had his roof replaced by Riedl + Son Exteriors as part of a nationwide program honoring military service, facilitated through a partnership with Habitat for Humanity in Waukesha, Jefferson and Rock Counties.

The program has helped over 850 service members since 2016.

Grace's Gifts 5K run/walk is set for Saturday, Sept.

19 at Peace Park in Janesville, where participants will raise funds for scholarships and support for children and families facing trauma — organizers promise matching donations if registration targets are met.