Breunig, David J.

David J. Breunig, 75, of Darlington, WI passed away peacefully at the Lafayette Manor on July 26, 2024. Born the eldest son of Eugene and Bernadette (Koch) of Cross Plains on July 3, 1949, Dave graduated from high school in 1968 from Middleton High School before attending the University of …

Lewellyn, Sandra Jean

Sandra Jean Lewellyn, 68, of Platteville, formerly of Mineral Point, Wisconsin, died on Friday, July 5, 2024, at her home of natural causes. Sandra was born on October 31, 1955, in Madison, Wisconsin, the daughter of Norman and Marilyn Jean (Thompson) Johnson.

Dax, Geraldine Mary (Hach)

It is with great sadness to announce the passing of Geraldine Mary (Hach) Dax, age 90, of Dodgeville/Avoca, on Saturday, July 27, 2024, at Upland Hills Health Nursing and Rehab Center. She was born September 13, 1933, the daughter of Henry and Lucille (Thibault) Hach. She married Jim Dax in …

Cenite, Carl E.

Carl E. Cenite, age 69 of Mineral Point passed away unexpectedly on July 25th. Carl was born on August 4, 1954 the son of Bruno Sr. and Delores (Dietzman) Cenite. Carl attended Mineral Point Schools. He went on to work for Cenite's Meat Market and a brief employment for Iowa …

Fischer, Ellen Kay (Evans)

Ellen Kay (Evans) Fischer, age 76, died on July 18, 2024. Ellen was born on March 10, 1948, to David & Anna (Ryan) Evans. Ellen attended her early years of school in Ridgeway, WI until her freshman year of high school. Ellen then lived with her sister, attending Mineral Point …

Kjelshus, Dorothy Carol (Walker)

Dorothy Carol (Walker) Kjelshus passed away on Nov. 14, 2023 in her home in Greenwood, Mo at age of 99.

Making sense out of no sense

by J. Patrick Reilly It makes no sense. Assassination attempts on prominent political figures take place in other countries, not America.

Along The Ad Routes

by Mike Reilly The 2-week Dodgeville Town Square kicked off last Sunday afternoon and will run until July 27 on East Merrimac that is blocked off between The Red Room and Bob’s Bitchin BBQ - There is something going on each day!

Dodgeville board sets fall coaching staffs

Most of the business at the Dodgeville School Board half hour meeting Monday dealt with coaching contracts and staff changes.

Importance of the Dodgeville Reporter

Dear Editor, This Dodgeville Reporter speaks to the political health of our community. Yes, there are terrific news outlets on the internet, radio and TV about national issues.

Build back better

Dear Editor, "Build Back Better," was originally coined by Joe Biden. However, it is President Donald Trump who will ultimately bring this vision to fruition with the guidance of divine intervention, the hands of God.

Party of Hate

Dear Editor, Corey Comperatore, fire chief and father of 2 daughters, was assassinated by Democrat hate Sunday in PA. The shooter left messages that he hated Trump and Republicans.

Flip Your Ballot Over and Vote No on Confusing Constitutional Amendments

Dear Editor, As Wisconsin voters, we have an important responsibility to safeguard the integrity and balance of our state government.

Be careful who you vote for

Dear Editor, If you love your guns, be careful who you vote for in November. While “liberals” often get a bad rap on gun control issues, authoritarian governments tend to have very strict gun laws on the left and the right ends the political spectrum.

Vote No August 13th

Dear Editor, There are two questions on the August 13th ballot that will dramatically change our state’s constitution and the way federal money is allocated in Wisconsin.

Flip it over

Dear Editor, So you have decided to vote in the August 13th election. And you have decided to vote NO on the constitutional amendments because:

Trump is anti-democratic

Dear Editor, I grew up in an upstate New York small town in dairy country like Wisconsin. My friends were kids from town and the surrounding farms.

Math teacher shortage faced by I-G board

The search is on for many school districts for math teachers and Iowa-Grant is on that list. “I know four or five districts who are without math teachers,” Principal Chris Gotto told the board.

Highland school board at full strength again

The Highland School Board is back at full strength after two candidates were voted in office at Wednesday’s regular meeting. The board felt fortunate to have four candidates they considered capable of handling the demands of school board service. The four were Lauree Aulik, Tim Hoffman, Jackie Benish and Chandra …

More formal charges against Smith

Lucas Smith of Arena whose current address is the Iowa County Jail, made another initial appearance in Iowa County Court in person and in custody, along with his attorney Jeffrey Warren Erickson Tuesday.