Along The Ad Routes
by Mike Reilly We received a couple of notes with renewals of the paper last week.
St. Ambrose advances for first state trip with win over determined Vikings
The Vikings were right where they wanted to be Saturday night and that was competing for a berth in the WIAA state volleyball tournament,
Marshall advances with win over Pointers
Marshall brought their “A” game with them to Mineral Point Thursday and denied the Pointers the Division 3 Sectional finals.
Let them eat tofu
Dear Editor, Readers may have heard the famous quote: “Let them eat cake”.
Family Diversity and Divine Dexterity
Dear Editor, Many people believe that a church can't be "pro-family" and recognize a diversity of family shapes.
And the list goes on....
Dear Editor, Trump calls himself a "conservative." Yet he broke social norms and laws by lying, cheating, stealing, adultering, and raping.
Faith misused in Gaza's destruction
Dear Editor, Whose God do you look to when you seek to justify starvation and mass slaughter?
Fund Knowles Nelson Stewardship Fund
Dear Editor, While wrapping up the trout fishing season recently on a local stream I reflected on the beauty of my surroundings and being able to fish a stream that has been impacted by the Knowles Nelson Stewardship Fund.
Data Centers and the Oil Industry
Dear Editor, The data center infrastructure bubble just somehow inflated again; and if you thought the oil and gas companies were going to be left for dead thanks to booming renewable energy generation - here they come again, rising like zombies from the grave.
Evil on the High Seas
Dear Editor, Let’s call out the summary execution of foreign nationals in international waters for what it is: cold-blooded murder.
Another attempt at media manipulation
by J. Patrick Reilly When a president decides which reporters can and cannot ask questions, democracy itself is on the line. That’s the concern this week as former President Donald Trump’s campaign moved to restrict or outright ban access to several media outlets, closing doors that should remain open to …
How a veteran friend signs off
Dear Editor, I could write paragraphs but wanted to share how a friend, a veteran, signs off all of her correspondence.
Community Collaboration Event to Advance Iowa County’s Growth
Dodgeville, WI – CESA 3, Iowa County school districts, and the Southwest Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission invite community members, business leaders, and local officials to participate in the second annual Iowa County Advisory Council meeting, a collaborative event aimed at connecting education, industry, and the community to advance Iowa County’s …
Veterans Day: Honoring those who served our country
This year, Veterans Day falls on Tuesday, November 11, 2025. The Dodgeville Chronicle has been gathering information regarding Iowa County’s Veterans Day observances. Please see below the following information reported:
Dismayed at government shutdown
Dear Editor, I am as a Conservative Citizen, dismayed at our Congressional dilemma in a government shutdown.
A look at Family Advocates program w
By Bruce Paull Family Advocates is dedicated to eliminating abuse in Iowa, Grant, and Lafayette Counties.
Otteman, John Scott
John Scott Otteman, age 78, of Dodgeville, WI, passed away on Wednesday, October 8, 2025, from heart disease. Scott was born in Dodgeville on August 1, 1947, to Vincent John and Jeanette Elizabeth (Caygill) Otteman. For his first eighteen years, he resided in the Kiel, WI area, situated near the …
Uthe, Mary Catherine
Mary Catherine Uthe, 87, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, passed away on Thursday, October 30, 2025, after a long illness. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. Stewart Baxter Funeral & Memorial Services, Cedar Rapids, is assisting the family with arrangements.
