A Reedsburg man lost his life Monday afternoon in the Town of Excelsior. Around 3:00 the Sauk County Dispatch Center received reports of a motor vehicle crash on STH 23 at Shady Lane Road. It was reported that a pick-up truck versus semi-tractor trailer resulted in serious injuries to the pick-up truck driver, who has been identified as Ronald Sersland, 63 of Reedsburg. Sersland was still in the truck. Deputies responding removed him from the truck and began lifesaving efforts with assistance from bystanders already on scene. Med- Flight was requested to respond directly to the scene.
The initial investigation revealed that Ronald Sersland was traveling southbound on 23 when he crossed the centerline and struck the semi-tractor trailer. Ronald Sersland, 63 of Reedsburg, died at the scene. The lone semi driver was transported to the Reedsburg Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Town of Washington has Hundreds of Signatures on Village Petition
9/19/2024 | James Kelly
The Town of Washington needed 50 signatures to file their petition to incorporate part of the town as a village, but got hundreds of them.
Collin Raye at the Performing Arts Center of Wisconsin Rapids
9/19/2024 | Laura Bergh
Collin Raye brings his Acoustic Trio to the PAC to kick-off the Arts Council of South Wood County’s 48th season.
Wisconsin Rapids Firefighter and EMS Memorial
9/19/2024 | Laura Bergh
Tom Anderson sits down with James J. Malouf to discuss the Wisconsin Firefighter and EMS Memorial in Wisconsin Rapids.
Green Bay City Council clears way for stadium renovation
9/19/2024 | Lisa M. Hale
The Green Bay City Council cleared the way for continued stadium renovation at Green Bay West High. It also approved an ordinance to allow fermented beverages to be sold at Green Bay-owned public parks during its meeting Tuesday night.
Oshkosh Schools consider $195 Million referendum in April
9/19/2024 | Lisa M. Hale
the Oshkosh Area School District is just now considering the referendum route. Over the next few months, the school district will hold listening sessions with residents and will work to decide if they will ask voters for $195 Million in spring.
