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Teachers, parents or grandparents can submit two-dimensional work by students in preschool through 12th grade. Please include the artist’s name, age or grade in school and any title or description of the work, including the media used. For more information, contact Ann Foire at [email protected] or 608-755-8250.

Newspaper workers use the term "stand-alone photos" to describe photographs that are displayed on their own and aren't necessarily associated with any stories. These photos add color to newspaper pages. More important, they document candid slices of life from the community that might otherwise go unrecorded.

Teachers, parents or grandparents can submit two-dimensional work by students in preschool through 12th grade. Please include the artist’s name, age or grade in school and any title or description of the work, including the media used. For more information, contact Ann Foire at [email protected] or 608-755-8250.

Newspaper workers use the term "stand-alone photos" to describe photographs that are displayed on their own and aren't necessarily associated with any stories. These photos add color to newspaper pages. More important, they document candid slices of life from the community that might otherwise go unrecorded.

The Rock County 4-H Fair runs Tuesday-Sunday, July 28-Aug. 2 at the Rock County Fairgrounds in Janesville.

Newspaper workers use the term "stand-alone photos" to describe photographs that are displayed on their own and aren't necessarily associated with any stories. These photos add color to newspaper pages. More important, they document candid slices of life from the community that might otherwise go unrecorded.

Teachers, parents or grandparents can submit two-dimensional work by students in preschool through 12th grade. Please include the artist’s name, age or grade in school and any title or description of the work, including the media used. For more information, contact Ann Foire at [email protected] or 608-755-8250.

Newspaper workers use the term "stand-alone photos" to describe photographs that are displayed on their own and aren't necessarily associated with any stories. These photos add color to newspaper pages. More important, they document candid slices of life from the community that might otherwise go unrecorded.

About 200 veterans and 160 others returned home to a hero’s welcome Wednesday in Rockton, Illinois, from the sixth annual VetsRoll trip to Washington, D.C. The 11-bus caravan started at dawn Sunday and ended with a ceremony at Hononegah Community High School Performing Arts Center in Rockton. The nonprofit VetsRoll takes the country’s senior vets and ‘Rosie the Riveters’ free to the nation’s capital, where they visit their memorials and other sites. This year’s trip included about 60 World War II-era vets along with Korean and Cold War-era vets through 1963.

308 students graduate from Beloit College during 2015 Commencement Ceremony.