Wautoma
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Oct 26, 2026
Teague FenwickHOST
Also, I got the lowdown for the whole sectional setup or what changed from last year.
Teague FenwickHOST
So Adams and Watoma also left this sectional.
Teague FenwickHOST
I think the Dells did, too.
Teague FenwickHOST
But Mosinee, also a newcomer to sectional B.
Stu MuckCORRESPONDENT
That's the big news.
Stu MuckCORRESPONDENT
I mean, Kenosha, Racine, up to Milwaukee, Beaver Dam, Fond du Lac, and up through Oshkosh, Wautoma, even up into Shawano and then all of northeast Wisconsin under a dense fog advisory.
Stu MuckCORRESPONDENT
So don't be surprised if you haven't been out yet.
Stu MuckCORRESPONDENT
You may find fog.
Kate Archer KentHOST
Coming up, thousands of Wisconsin's migrant seasonal workers face barriers to getting health care.
Kate Archer KentHOST
A Watoma charity is helping to fill that gap by taking its mobile clinic to farm fields.
Kate Archer KentHOST
Follow the Clinic on Wheels and its health care team to a potato field.
Ida BiceGUEST
They will always put their work before their health.
Kate Archer KentHOST
In this rural area, the nearest hospital is at least a 20-minute drive from the farm, and it can be very costly for a worker to leave the fields to get basic medical care.
Kate Archer KentHOST
But a community health clinic is changing that, one farm at a time.
Rob FerrettHOST
For decades, Watoma-based Noble Community Clinics has taken its mobile health unit directly into farm fields to provide care to migrant workers.
Kate Archer KentHOST
They perform physicals, fill prescriptions, manage chronic diseases like diabetes, and, like on the day we visited, help workers access prenatal care.
Joe GigantiHOST
First, I want to go to the phones at 888-737-1737 is the number.
Joe GigantiHOST
Edward is on the line from Wautoma.
Joe GigantiHOST
Edward, welcome back to the Rig of the Joe show.
Joe GigantiHOST
How are you, sir?
Adam HessHOST
Berlin 55, Adams Friendship 18.
Adam HessHOST
Ripon over Wautoma, 42-13.
Adam HessHOST
And A-player high school football level one playoffs begin today.
Adam HessHOST
All 1 o'clock games.
Leo Kuyper Jr.HOST
Nice.
Alex ThomasHOST
I will be in, uh, Wauwatosa, or, uh, Wautoma for my daughter's cheer competition.
Eric BalkmanHOST
Oh, nice.
Leo Kuyper Jr.HOST
Oh.
Lee RayburnHOST
Jesus Salas joins us, and he is a historian.
Lee RayburnHOST
He is the author of his memoir, Obreros Unidos, The Roots and Legacy of the Farm Workers Movement, an activist who led the historic march of Mexican migrants from Wautoma to Madison in 1966. as part of organizing for Wisconsin's first farm workers union.
Lee RayburnHOST
Salas was later a lecturer at UW-Madison and UW-Milwaukee and appointee to the UW System Board of Regents and the first Latino CEO of United Migrant Opportunity Services.
Lee RayburnHOST
Jesus, it is a pleasure to have you here.
Phil KneeCORRESPONDENT
Berlin, 40, Waupon, 30.
Phil KneeCORRESPONDENT
Wautoma, an 18-14 win over Adams/Friendship.
Phil KneeCORRESPONDENT
And Nekoosa, 18, Ripon, 8.
Phil KneeCORRESPONDENT
One non-con to tell you about, it was Southwestern/East Dubuque over Brodhead-Judah by a final of 40-8.
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