Vickney & Associates CPA SC

11/21/2025

Rethinking the way we do farmers' markets. The Brookfield shop Farmers Market To Go is celebrating one year of giving vendors a space to sell their products all year round. Read more at the link in the comments.

09/05/2025

It was a pleasure hosting the ambassadors from the chamber.

Thank you Chamber Members Vickney & Associates CPA SC for hosting our September Ambassador meeting at your beautiful new facility we value you and your team!

07/24/2025

📣 Exciting News for the 2025-2026 VISION House Project! 🏠🔨

When the Technical Education position at Hartford Union High School opened up, the future of the VISION House project could have faced a pause. Instead, something incredible happened — local business A&N Contracting stepped up in a big way.

We are proud to thank A & N Contracting for providing the leadership and talent of Mike Berger to manage the VISION House program and mentor the students hands-on. Mike brings not only years of construction and project management experience, but a personal connection to the program — he was part of the VISION House team back in 2007–2009 during his time as a student at HUHS!

Mike shares:
“Even though we focus on carpentry, this program gives real-life exposure to all trades. It takes commitment and teamwork — but walking away knowing you helped bring someone’s dream to life? That’s something special.”

After serving in the Marine Corps and returning to construction, Mike joined A&N as a Project Manager, and now leads the effort to build the next VISION home alongside our HUHS students.

We also extend our gratitude to HUHS Principal Kelly Lam, who continues to provide essential student support and advocacy to keep this program strong and impactful.

A&N Co-Owners Tony Monfre and Nate Dziatkiewicz say it best:
“We’re passionate about this work because it gives students real-life experience. Many of our former VISION students are now out in the trades — some even working with us today. We’re proud to give back to the Hartford community that’s always supported us.”

🌍 Meanwhile, this program is gaining international recognition. Rotary President and VISION Chair Jim Bohn has been in talks with the Rotary Club of South London, who are inspired by our model and working to replicate it in the UK!

👏 Let’s give a big thank you to A&N Contracting, HUHS, and all our community partners for helping make this year’s VISION House a reality. The future of the trades starts right here in Hartford!

06/22/2025

What a great addition to the patio at Brewed Omen

06/16/2025

Hartford Rotary 1st Annual River Ride - June 21st
www.hartfordrotary-wi.org/page/river-ride/

01/21/2025

Thank you to all who came to visit us. It was a great evening.

11/27/2024

📣 Celebrate Small Business Saturday with Hartford Rotary! 🛍️

Hartford Rotary is proud to support our wonderful community, which thrives thanks to the many small businesses that make it truly unique. This Small Business Saturday, November 30th, we encourage everyone to shop local and show your appreciation for these hardworking businesses that give so much back to our community.

🎅 While you're out and about, don’t miss the chance to stop by the Link Building (35 N. Main Street) for Pictures with Santa! Create lasting holiday memories and enjoy the spirit of the season.
Thank you for supporting small businesses and helping our community grow stronger together!

02/29/2024

In the evening of March 11, 1924, a group of Hartford businessmen met at the Central Hotel (Vogelsang’s Restaurant) on Main St. A delegation drove from the Rotary Club of Beaver Dam, Hartford’s sponsoring club, to help Hartford get started. A committee of W.L. Kissel, E.W. Sawyer and A.A. Hauser was ap-pointed to draw up a set of by-laws.

Referring to Beaver Dam’s by-laws was a big help. A motion defining the Hart-ford club’s service area as encompassing the City and Town of Hartford was approved. Meetings were set at Thursday noon, with members contributing $10 to cover the weekly luncheon costs for 3 months.

It is noted that Rotary membership was occupation oriented to assure a network of expertise for the benefit of the community, however, only one member per oc-cupation classification was accepted to avoid competitive haggling amongst members. A major aim of Rotary was, and is, to support high ethical standards in business.

02/28/2024

Celebrating a Century of Service April 24th, 2024!

Join us in commemorating this milestone over the next several weeks as we reflect on a century of making a positive difference in Hartford and beyond. From supporting local initiatives to participating in global humanitarian projects, the Hartford Rotary Club has been at the forefront of positive change.

Our journey began in 1924 with a vision to bring together like-minded individuals dedicated to serving their community. Today, we stand proud as a century-old institution, united by the Rotary values of Service Above Self.

Thank you to our members, past and present, for your unwavering commitment to making a difference. Here's to another century of service, fellowship, and the Rotary spirit!