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Performance - Shake, Rattle and Roll: A Rocking Tribute to the King Save To Your Calendar: Saturday, March 3, 2012 time:7:30 pm At :Monroe High School Performing Arts Center 1600 26th Street Monroe, WI 53566 You’ll see a whole lot of shakin’ going on when musician and actor, Scot Bruce, celebrates what made Elvis not only the “King of Rock ‘n Roll”...but the King of Cool. Along with his four-piece band, Bruce meticulously recreates the electrifying musical excitement of Elvis in his prime...right down to the vintage instruments, the hip ‘threads’, and the grease in the hair. Scot Bruce has appeared in recurring roles on the hit soap operas Days of Our Lives and The Bold and the Beautiful, a Pizza Hut commercial, the California Lottery “Elvis” ad campaign, and in several successful productions of Idols of the King. Recently, he had the honor of performing with the legendary Jordanaires (Elvis’ original backup singers). He recreated scenes for The True Hollywood Story: Elvis in Hollywood, and he performs regularly at Disneyland. This rockin' tribute show has wowed fans worldwide because of Bruce’s uncanny resemblance to the young “King” and his ability to sing, strum a guitar, and swivel his hips. It’s a show guaranteed to have you all shook-up Tickets: Adults - $35, $25, $20, $15, Students - $10 (18 Years and Under) Another fun event is the land of Cows and Plows Scott Larson Realtor Hedeman Real Estate Monroe , WI. 608-214-9844 www.greencountyhomeguide.com

date:Saturday, February 4, 2012 time:11:00 am to 3:00 pm venue:Turner Hall of Monroe address:1217 17th Avenue Monroe, WI 53566 View map

The Turner Hall of Monroe, including its Grand Hall, Ratskeller Restaurant and Family Bowling Lanes, will host its Annual Open House on Saturday, February 4, from 11 am – 3 pm. Featured at the event will be creative room displays and décor, entrée and wine sampling, facility tours, a slide presentation, drawings for Ratskeller gift certificates, and more.

If it's been a while since you've visited Turner Hall...or if you've never visited Turner Hall...this is a great opportunity to acquaint yourself with this historic landmark facility. Established in 1868 by Swiss and German immigrants - a few short years after the Civil War - the Turner Hall of Monroe is believed to be the only Turner (gymnast) Hall of Swiss origin left in the United States, as well as being one of the oldest continuously operating Swiss entities in the country. The original structure, located on the same site as the current building, burned to the ground in 1936. The current building, a Swiss Emmental chalet designed by noted German architect, Max Hamisch, opened in 1938 and is listed on the National and State Registers of Historic Places. Extensive renovation during recent years has restored the building’s authentic ambiance. A 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation, the mission and government of the Turner Hall of Monroe is much the same today as it was in 1868.

Located at 1217 17th Avenue, Monroe, WI, 2 blocks south of the downtown square near the Monroe Middle School, the facility was smoke-free long before it was mandated by the state, and handicapped-accessible. Parking is available in a lot across the street and within a half block. More information is available at www.TurnerHallofMonroe.org, on Turner Hall of Monroe’s Facebook page, or by calling 608-325-3461.

cost:Free

Scott Larson Joins Hedeman Real Estate Co. As New Sales Associate Monroe, WI. 1/5/12 - Scott Larson has joined Hedeman Real Estate as the newest member of this dynamic sales team. Larson brings to the office years of experience in real estate and was formerly with Prudential Towne Square Realtors “Being a long time resident of Green County, Scott said “There is no better place to live and raise your family. He loves this land of Cows and Plows.” This move is a significant benefit to his clients, because Hedeman Real Estate has a powerful name in real estate. When He lists a property here in Green County it's exposed to a huge audience. That exposure is driven by the massive marketing and the many websites used by Scott and the Hedeman office, which will help his clients get the best possible price for their home in the least amount of time. Larson specializes in helping first time buyers and seniors. Larson holds a SRES, a designation that qualifies him for assisting seniors with their special buying and selling needs. "We're very excited to be adding yet another sales professional of Scott's caliber to our office," Said, Steve Hedeman – owner of Hedeman Real Estate "He's extremely customer-service oriented, and his track record of accomplishment in his prior endeavors are highly applicable to this profession." Larson added “. When buying or selling a home, many details need to fall into place. Appropriate steps must be taken properly and promptly. You can enjoy this exciting time instead of worrying or dealing with the stress or details of your housing transactions. “ “I believe sound advice, personality, experience and genuine care for my clients are what set me apart as well as the reason I receive referrals from satisfied home owners. I do not consider what I do as merely sales, but rather think of it as private representation, counseling, advocacy and doing my part to help people achieve the "American Dream." “The process of buying or selling a home does not always fall between the hours of 9-5 when your work and family may keep your busy. My schedule is flexible to meet your needs.” Scott office is, located at 1502 10th St., just one block west of the square in Monroe (next to the Library), he can be reached by calling 608-214-9844, or visiting www.greencountyhomeguide.com. (Or "by e-mailing to realtorlarson@gmail.com)