Middleton stayed on top of most of the other boys' high school golf teams in the area by winning the Blackhawk Invitational Monday.

Middleton's Eric Hagstrom didn't get in much trouble on his home course Monday, and even when he's in the bunker, he gets out of it and saves par.

Hagstrom has the best score of anyone today-- 72.. And it helped Middleton take the team title by 4 shots over Memorial.

Memorial's Brad O'Laughlin shot a 33 on the back nine enroute to a 75. His score is third best today. His teammate, Peter Webb, is second with 73.

With the warmer weather comes an increase of bicycle use on area roadways. Authorities are now warning the growing presence of bikes on streets mean they're expecting to see a surge in the number of car-bicycle crashes.

Last week, there were at least three Madison-area incidents that involved children on their bicycles being struck by cars.

To teach young people how to stay safe while biking, the Middleton Police Department held a bike safety event during the weekend.

"In case there was an accident, helmets will be the best way of protection," said Tom Wilson, of the Middleton Police Department. "And to teach them the rules of the road. Avoiding traffic, obstacles in the roadway, people, and just avoiding anything that could be a danger to them."

Police said children will usually follow their parents' example. Parents are reminded to always wear their helmets and be sure to follow the rules of the road closely.

Madison Youth Choirs presents its spring concert series, "Revolution!"

The event will be held on Sunday, May 13 at 2 p.m. for the boys and girls choirs. The high school ensembles will perform at 7 p.m.

Both events will be that the Middleton-Cross Plains Area Performing Arts Center.

The spring concert series focuses on the connections between music and social change. It will feature music from "revolutionary" composers along with compositions from the Civil Rights movement, Revolutionary War, anti-Apartheid movement in South Africa, and much, much more!

Tickets are $9+ processing fee in advance or $12 at the door. Kids 7 and under are free.

Tickets are available from our website, www.madisonyouthchoirs.org.