Palzkill, Dorothy Anderson
Dorothy E. Palzkill, Age 94, of Mineral Point passed away on Saturday September 14th 2024 at Upland Hills Nursing and Rehab Center following a brief illness. Dorothy was born June 9, 1930 in Madison, W. She was the only child of Franklin and Dagny (Rygh) Anderson. Dorothy married Michael Palzkill …
Strangstad, Lynette
Lynette Strangstad, 79, of Mineral Point, Wisconsin, died peacefully in St. Mary's hospital on September 10th, 2024.
Corporal Robert R. Raess laid to rest
The remains of Corporal Robert P. Raess, 21 of Dodgeville, were laid to rest at St. Joseph's Cemetery on Saturday, September 7. Events for his return after 74 years of being killed in action during the Korean War began when his remains were identified. From there he was flown to …
Dodgers start fast, Blackhawks finish strong in shootout
There was plenty of offense when River Valley invaded Dodgeville Friday and wen thome with a 56-25 win.
Hornets nip Dodgers 3-2
It was a real battle between Dodgeville and Richland Center in SWC volleyball Thursday that saw the Hornets win it 3-2.
Countering climate change misinformation
Dear Editor, Former president Donald Trump mocks the threat posed by human-induced climate change. He once declared, "Global warming is an expensive hoax!"
If it can happen around here it can happen anywhere
Dear Editor, I saw this report on Facebook and on the news about an incident that happened in the small town of Prarie du Chein. If it can happen in Prarie, it can happen anywhere.
Say yes to the referendum
Dear Editor, Schools are the heartbeat of every community. Investing in public education yields long-term benefits for individuals and society.
Well beyond Weird
Dear Editor, As with many in this community, we had family members that served in World War Two. My spouse’s aunt was a airplane engine mechanic and training pilot (the first female) from Miami, Florida.
Choices
Dear Editor, We are looking at the next 2 months observing the activity of two political parties and what they are doing or have done to get where we are at now.
Remembering and sacrifice
Last week the area paid tribute to a fallen Korean War hero, Cpl Robert Raess, whose remains were home more than 70 years after he was killed in action.
Cardinals survive scrappy Timberwolves
Highland’s volleyball team had its hands full with a very scrappy squad from River Ridge Thursday but were still able to win in a sweep.
Mail carriers will be missed
Dear Editor, I would like to use this forum provided by our newspaper to show my, and I would guess so many others who depend on our mail delivery folks.
Giant Republican Postcards
Dear Editor, Golly, gee whiz, the Republicans certainly love their giant postcards this election cycle. The postcards show the scary Democrat incumbent opponent with horrible ideas and the Republican newbie with terrific, broadly impossible plans.
What’s in a name?
Dear Editor, Trump’s name resembles the French verb “tromper”, “to deceive”. This felon/presidential contender certainly lives up (or down) to this definition.
Afghanistan fault line
Dear Editor, On August 26, 2021 an ISIS suicide bomber slipped into a frantic crowd at the Abbey Gate at the Kabul airport. Unlike the crowd, he was not interested in being evacuated.
I-G board discusses referendum information
Iowa-Grant District Administrator Michael Shimshak told the Iowa-Grant School Board Monday night that he is in the process of having representation at area village and town board meetings to present information on the approaching referendum.
Witt Denied the Motion to Suppress Body Cam Footage of Mineral Point Police Officer
Jacob Witt’s attorney Timothy Luke Angel’s request to suppress body camera evidence against his client was denied by Judge Matthew Allen in Iowa County Court on September 4th.
Dodgeville board discusses referendum info to public
Keeping the public informed on why the Dodgeville School Board has decided to go to referendum at November 5 general election took place last Wednesday.
