Stoughton, Wisconsin is situated in Dane County, straddling the Yahara River southeast of Madison. It was founded by Luke Stoughton, a Brit from Vermont, in 1847 and became a destination for Norwegian immigrants, who settled the town from 1865 to the early 20th century. Stoughton Wagon Company made its name putting wagon bodies on Model Ts. It is said that the coffee break began in Stoughton, and they celebrate the invention each summer at the Stoughton Coffee Break Festival. The also celebrate Norwegian Constitution Day during the weekend which is closest to May 17 with the Syttende Mai festival.
Regular Blogs
Seeks to highlight the charm of Stoughton, focusing on attractions as well as topics which interest residents as well as visitors. Topics include recreation and places to go for family fun.
http://stoughtonwi.wordpress.com
Naeset-Roe Inn Bed and Breakfast
Contains news about Stoughton as well as events that guests of the B&B might be interested in. Also lists the schedule for the Stoughton Opera House and the health concerns of the owner.
http://naesetroe.com/blog/
A local Boy Scout Troop keeps track of and shares events, both upcoming and past, projects, and badge progress as well as promotions to Eagle Scout.
http://stoughtontroop167.blogspot.com
