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18
Mar

Letters to the Editor for March 19

The Courier Press welcomes opinion letters up to 500 words from readers. Writers are limited to one letter, per topic, per month. Concise letters and those that offer a new perspective or add depth to the discussion of an issue are more likely to be printed. We reserve the right to reject letters at our discretion or edit for grammar, punctuation, length and clarity. Personal attacks, form letters or letter-writing campaigns are not accepted, and self-promoting letters from candidates for public office will not be published.

Tue
18
Mar

Column: Representative Democracy, Part 3

By Scott Walker, M.D.

 

Tue
18
Mar

Moving grades to high school, district calendar tabled


John Hying, a student at Prairie du Chien School District, spoke to the Board of Education about the school’s policies and snow make up days. (Steve Van Kooten/Courier Press)

By Steve Van Kooten

 

Tue
18
Mar

City council candidates talk upcoming election

Among the bevy of important races during the spring elections on April 1, three people will vie for positions on the Prairie du Chien Common Council.

Fri
14
Mar

Edgerton stops Hawks


Rita Achenbach fights with a pair of Edgerton players for control of a rebound during the Hawks’ sectional semifinal last Thursday. (Derick Kelly/Courier Press)
By Derick Kelly
 
Prairie du Chien girls basketball’s stellar 2024-25 season came to an end last Thursday night at Dodgeville High School when the third seed Blackhawks were defeated 49-36 by the top seed Edgerton Crimson Tide. 
Both teams came out of the gates having trouble shooting and holding on to the basketball with the Crimson Tide taking a 21-13 into halftime. 
Fri
14
Mar

Dressler competes at state meet


PdC senior Taia Dressler performs a One and A Half Twisting Layout during her floor routine at the D2 State Gymnastics Meet in Wisconsin Rapids this past Saturday. (Submitted Photo/Jessica Hill)
Prairie du Chien/Fennimore senior Taia Dressler Taia ended her gymnastics career in the top 25 of the best gymnasts in the state with her first trip to the WIAA Division 2 State Meet in Wisconsin Rapids this past weekend. 
It was a day filled with overwhelming emotions of excitement, nervousness, and accomplishment.
Taia started her floor routine out strong with beautiful strong skills and landings, a stumble on her second pass, saving herself from falling, caused some huge executions on her score. 
Fri
14
Mar

North Crawford eliminates Timberwolves


Elliott Thornton goes up for a reverse lay-up off the glass during River Ridge’s regional quarterfinal win over La Farge last week. (Derick Kelly/Courier Press)
By A.J. Gates
 
In their quest to win the program’s first regional title since 2007, coach Jim Wagner and his River Ridge boys basketball team came up short with a 73-52 regional semifinal loss to host North Crawford last Friday night.
The loss ended River Ridge’s season with a record of 23-3, while the Trojans (25-2) went on to defeat Potosi (22-5) the following night to claim the division 5 regional title.
Fri
14
Mar

Royals fall at Potosi


Seneca’s Jackson Konichek does his best Michael Jordan impression to get past Potosi’s Isaiah Groom with a reverse layup Friday night. (Derick Kelly/Courier Press)
By Derick Kelly
 
Looking to make some noise as the number nine seed in a loaded half sectional that featured five top-10 ranked teams in D5, the Seneca Royals boys basketball team traveled to eighth seeded Hillsboro last Tuesday, March 4, and came away with a 79-69 victory. Leading scorer for the Royals was Dawson Davidson with 15 points.
Tue
11
Mar

Can-do attitude: Community Cans eyes 10K lbs.


Mike Mullikin stands next to one of the piles of aluminum cans waiting to be hauled away and redeemed. The money raised from can collection is donated to various causes in the community. (Steve Van Kooten/Courier Press)

By Steve Van Kooten

 

Tue
11
Mar

Oaklynn M. Peterson

May 11, 2013­–March 7, 2025

Oaklynn M. Peterson, 11, passed away Friday, March 7, 2025, at home surrounded by her family following an extended illness. 

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