All ages are invited to join Walnut Grove neighbors in the Walnut Grove Park on Tuesday, July 4th, 2017. 10:30 a.m. start. At 11:00 a.m., we will have our Annual bikes, strollers, and wagons Parade. Don’t forget to use your patriotic creativity when decorating!! Following the parade, we will haveRead More →
The Walnut Grove Summer Newsletter is here! Meet the “new” board members, learn about upcoming events, optimize your Nextdoor emails, and help us create a new directory for the neighborhood by filling out the last page and returning to your block captain. Check out a digital copy here Walnut Grove Homes Association_SummerRead More →
Ladies’ Night Out! Thursday, June 15 5:30-9:00 p.m. Bonefish Grill (happy hour ends at 6:30!) on the patio.Read More →
Hello Walnut Grove Homeowners! Did you know you can attend the WGHA monthly board meetings? Have a question or a concern? We are here to help. If anyone is interested, meetings on the second Wednesday of every month. Starts at 6:30 p.m. If you are interested, please leave a postRead More →
Join us for a Ladies’ Night at Bonefish Grill on Thursday, June 15th. Meet on the patio. We’ll be there from 5:30-9:00 p.m, happy hour ends at 6:30!Read More →
Thank you to all that participated!! ——————————————————- Friday, May 19th and Saturday, May 20th. Please see hyperlink for for information: https://gsalr.com/n/walnut-grove-madison-wiRead More →
In this newsletter you will find information about the Annual Meeting and board vacancies! Click HERERead More →
Why Wisconsin is the Badger State The badger (Taxidea taxus) was designated the official state animal of Wisconsin in 1957. Wisconsin’s nickname is “The Badger State” because miners dug tunnels into hillsides searching for lead in the 1800’s, reminding people of badgers. Found throughout Wisconsin, badgers are short, stocky, solitaryRead More →
The Architectural Control Committee (ACC) has been working diligently. They are reviewing Walnut Grove ACC covenants and seeking input on updating them to accommodate current residents, city ordinances and needs of the community while maintaining the focus of our original by-laws. The committee has sent out two surveys. Several ofRead More →
Did you know that Madison was not always the Capital of Wisconsin? In Wisconsin’s territorial days, Belmont was the original capital and was home to the first Capitol building. It was 1836 in Belmont where the territorial legislature established the framework of what would become the state of Wisconsin justRead More →