By Grant Roh Dodgeville’s volleyball team took on a tough Platteville team Tuesday night who has sat at the top of the SWC standings for majority of the season.
In recognition of all the local and area publicity they do, In the Beginning Childcare and Learning Center of Dodgeville made a stop at the Dodgeville Chronicle office recently honoring the newspaper during National Newspaper Week with a sign that reads, “Thank you for keeping us informed”.
by Mike Reilly Saturday morning breakfast was a “Welcome home to Dave Stone” breakfast. We had to go close to where he lives (Klevenville) so we decided to make the trip to Gus’s Diner in Verona. Dave had been on a three month trip to the west coast to play …
Last Friday Night, the Mineral Point Football Team came from behind to defeat the Southwestern/East Dubuque (IL) Warcats 35-26, picking up their third SWAL win of the season.
by J. Patrick Reilly Sometimes you realize you are not invincible. I found that out Sunday when I had a medical emergency that sent me to the hospital. I missed our final fall baseball game of the season and I really missed being there. But it could not be helped …
Dear Editor, We attended an informational meeting about the upcoming school referendum to support the operating budget of the Dodgeville School District. It was very informative and we encourage others to attend. We will be voting YES to this referendum.
Last Monday evening the D-P squad hosted Columbus. Despite the home team controlling the ball and field position for nearly the entire first half, excellent goalie play held the score to nil-nil at halftime.
Dear Editor, Do you know what you mean? Do others know what you mean? The meanings of some words have changed or have been added to over the years, some for the sake of modernity, some for the sake of agenda. But do you know what you mean?
Dear Editor, I don’t particularly care for Donald Trump but I plan to vote for him in November. I don’t pick a president because he/she gives me a warm-fuzzy feeling or makes me want to breakout into a chorus of “Kumbaya. If that were the case, Mister Rogers would have …
Dear Editor, I was happy to read New Zealand's government has invested $6 million into cultivated-seafood research. For those who don't know, cultivated meat is grown from animal cells, without slaughter. It offers numerous potential animal welfare, environmental and public health benefits.
Dear Editor, I held a three-day rummage sale last week and it reaffirmed my faith in my fellow men and women. In these politically turbulent times you might wonder about that, so here are my observations:
Dear Editor, I recently had some local folks come to my door promoting a Democratic candidate. She proclaims (without a detailed plan) the same “Goals” as Kamala Harris.
Shaun Jaco appeared in Iowa County Jail via Zoom from the Iowa County Jail and his attorney Nils Wyosnick also appeared via Zoom and asked Judge Matthew Allen for another Status Conference stating he still has no Discovery from the State. Judge Allen set a new Status Conference date for …
By Bruce Paull The Iowa County Health and Human Services Committee met for the October meeting. Much of the meeting was spent on reviewing applications for funding from the Opioid Settlement Funding that was allocated to Iowa County to be given to qualifying requests for mental health, prevention, and recovery.
A Lancaster woman was in Iowa County Court on Tuesday, October 8th on several Felony drug charges. Kayci Hubl made her Initial Appearance in court with her Attorney Allison Markoski.
Michelle Olson (45) of Muscoda made her initial appearance in Iowa County Court on Tuesday, October 8th for Felony possession with intent to deliver Cocaine and Methamphetamine and Party to a Crime, Felony Bail Jumping, and two Misdemeanors for possession of drug paraphernalia.
