Lehman, Thomas Otto
Thomas Otto Lehman, 101, of Wolcottville died Tuesday, February 6, 2024, at Lutheran Life Villages in Kendallville.
Cardinals dial in from deep to trip ranked Ithaca
Fact: the Highland boys basketball team made 11 three pointers in their win over Ithaca in a non-conference game Monday. When a team wins by 11 those 11 extra points figure into the difference. The Cardinals tripped the number 8th ranked team in Division 5 74-63 an 11 point difference.
Panther girls on three game win streak
Trying to rebuild a program is not an easy task but it can be rewarding if good things start to happen. For first year Iowa-Grant girls basketball coach Jessica Schultz the turn around is happening and she and the Panthers hope it continues.
Dodgers hit some rough spots with Prairie, Blue Devils
Dodgeville’s boys basketball team hit a couple rough spots in their last two outings, losing a SWC contest to Prairie du Chien and a non-conference game to Evansville. Prairie played their usual tough defense with a lot of physicality game and they got past the Dodgers 42-32.
Fredericks hits 21 to lead Cards to win
It was a night to remember for Highland senior point guard Harlee Fredericks at Hillsboro when the Cardinals took on the Tigers in a non-conference game recently. Fredericks not only poured in 13 first half points to key a 24-23 Cardinals halftime lead she also netted 11 after intermission to …
Share the Love with Valentines for a cause
Janice Neil, vice president of the Dodger Food Locker board, makes a Valentine as part of a fundraiser hosted by Joni Martin of Scrappin' with Joni in Mineral Point Sunday. All money raised at the Share the Love fundraiser goes to Pointer Pantry, Dodger Food Locker or Iowa-Grant Panther Packs …
Along The Ad Routes
by Mike Reilly Breakfast this last Saturday took us to Spring Garden in Mount Horeb. Terry and son Bill were heading into Madison, so it seemed logical to go there. Bob, Tom, Potsie and me were in one vehicle with Bill and Terry in their own. Dewey met us there …
Why is Barry Hottmann a good fit for mayor?
Dear Editor, Barry and I attended graduate school together at UW-Eau Claire. We became good friends during this time working on several class projects together. Unfortunately, we don't see each other much anymore as I am still in Eau Claire. However, I wanted to take this opportunity to give the …
What does Bloomfield Prairie mean to you?
Dear Editor, Looking for a place to hike, snowshoe (if we had snow!), picnic, fish, hunt, explore, and view native prairie plants? Hoping to see and listen to grassland birds like the upland sandpiper, meadowlarks and bobolinks? Iowa County currently offers a rare space to do all these things. Bloomfield …
What have Republicans done?
Dear Editor, It's confusing today to understand all we read or hear in the news. However, it's important when voting, to look for decency and honesty in those who represent us. In recent years, Republicans have done nothing to help ordinary people. Their tax cuts have mainly benefited multi-millionaires and …
Dodgers start fast and race past P/C for lopsided win
The Dodgeville girls basketball team did not let Potosi/Cassville get into any type of rhythm and raced to an 87-39 win in a non-conference game Saturday. Before the first half ended McKenna Reilly had 18 of her game high 21 points in the book and Maggie White totaled 14 of …
We don’t need to lose things that are good
by J. Patrick Reilly I have a son who has worked for UPS for over 30 years, so when the word came out that there will be several thousand jobs cut it bothered me. I doubt he will be affected, at least not yet, as he is a semi-driver on …
Immigration has slowed
Dear Editor, In regard to the recent letter complaining about the so called illegal immigration crisis, I'd like to point out that immigration has actually slowed in recent years. The undocumented population peaked over fifteen years ago in 2007.
Wind Energy projects and Town of Mineral Point
Dear Editor, Last week many Town of Mineral Point residents received information from The Long View Alliance WI in the mail regarding wind turbine projects and health and safety wind licensing ordinances. I urge these residents to consider all the information presented on the health and safety ordinance and respond …
Gaza, a graveyard for children
Dear Editor, “Any war is ultimately a war on children!” These are the words of UNICEF Executive Director, Catherine Russell. The tragedy of this statement is obvious in the reports coming from Gaza, where children are being subjected to unimaginable suffering.
What kind of America do you want?
Dear Editor, Did you know that the US has had the strongest post-pandemic economic growth of all Group of 7 nations? The G7, as it is known, is a group of democratic countries with the world’s largest advanced economies. I am writing this letter because I received response from Rep. …
Aric Way sentenced to life in prison, Philip Schmidt-Way's sentencing later
By John Dalton Both Aric Way and his son Philip Schmidt-Way appeared in Iowa County Court Tuesday afternoon in separate sentencing hearings. Aric Way was sentenced by Judge Craig Day to life in prison without eligibility for extended supervision in the Wisconsin State Prison System. Way was given credit for …
Dodgeville council hears update on Armory building
By John Dalton The Dodgeville City Common Council held its regular meeting Tuesday night. An update on the Armory Building was given. The city acquired the building late in 2023. It has been unoccupied for over 3 years. Plans to tour the facility in January were pushed back due to …
Highway 18-151 and YZ intersection topic of public meeting
By John Dalton The Wisconsin Department of Transportation held a Public Involvement Meeting last Thursday at Dodgeville City Hall to propose a solution for the intersection of US 18/151 and County Y/YZ.
