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One year after devastating flooding in Wisconsin, one community is looking to make a come back. Lake Delton has been refilled, and the watershed has been improved. The town is about to celebrate, and they hope tourism and life can return to normal.
Find out more about the one-year anniversary, below.
June 8, 2009 8:11 AM | Category: Flood