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Wed
05
Feb

Sickness and injuries force young Central/Ed-Co wrestlers to step up


Adam Kloser was the highest place winner for the Warriors at the Upper Iowa Conference Tournament. He finished third at 113 pounds. (Photos by Audrey Posten)

Derek Deitchler finished fifth at 144 pounds at last week's conference tournament.

Zane Embretson finishes pinning his Postville opponent in the conference tournament. He placed fourth at 120 pounds.

Parker Funke landed fifth on the podium at 157 pounds at the Upper Iowa Conference Tournament.

By Willis Patenaude | Times-Register

 

Wed
05
Feb

Central boys squander leads against MFL MarMac, Kee


Jake Hertrampf contests an MFL MarMac shot in Central’s Jan. 28 loss to the Bulldogs. (Photos by Audrey Posten)

Owen Hammersland contributed 23 points in the Warriors' conference loss at MFL MarMac.

Mason Loan puts up a three-point shot versus the Bulldogs.

Vaughn Zittergruen works past a Bulldog defender in last week's loss.

Carson Ruegnitz eyes a basket in the Jan. 28 game versus MFL MarMac.

By Willis Patenaude | Times-Register

Wed
05
Feb

Bulldogs breeze past Central, Postville


Senior Landyn Miene recorded two double-doubles last week, the first of which came in MFL MarMac’s Jan. 28 victory over Central. (Photos by Audrey Posten)

Carter Lightfoot drives into the lane in MFL MarMac's conference victory over the Warriors.

Brock Hackett puts up a shot versus Central.

After stealing the ball, Wesley Corlett looks for a teammate to pass to in the Bulldogs' big win over Central.

By Audrey Posten | Times-Register

 

Wed
05
Feb

STATE BOUND: Two Bulldogs battle their way out of tough regional


MFL MarMac senior Mackenzie Bachman punched her ticket to the girls state wrestling tournament after placing second in the 125-pound weight class at the Jan. 31 Class 1A regional tournament at Osage. (Photo by Audrey Posten)

This will be Bachman's second trip to state. She previously qualified as a sophomore.

Freshman Charlotte Koether is making her first trip to Coralville, after winning a wrestleback for second place at 130 pounds.

Koether said her goal was to try her hardest and have fun. “As I started going further, I thought, ‘I’m glad about where I am. If I don’t move on, I’m happy,’” she said. “I was so scared at the end. I did everything I could. Now, I’m just so happy. I didn’t think I was going to make it to state.”

By Audrey Posten | Times-Register

 

Wed
05
Feb

Berns and Medberry making return trips to state


Mayleigh Medberry (left) qualified for the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union state wrestling tournament at 130 pounds, and Reese Berns qualified at 125 pounds. The two, who have been to state previously, posed for a photo with coaches Colten Ledbeter and Abby Heitman at the state qualifying meet in East Buchanan on Jan. 31. (Photos by Willis Patenaude)

Mayleigh Medberry defeated Lyni Gusick of Alburnett in the 130-pound first-place match, punching her return trip to state.

Mayleigh Medberry faces Kara Knipper of East Buchanan in the semifinals.

Reese Berns dispatched of Amelia Walk from Saint Ansgar in the 125-pound first-place match. She’s headed to the state tournament for the third time.

Reese Berns takes control of the match against East Buchanan's Kaitlyn Krum.

Mylee Mueller controls Makenna Brissey of Center Point-Urbana at the state qualifying meet in East Buchanan.

By Willis Patenaude  | Times-Register

Tue
04
Feb

Ronald D. Doeppke

Ronald Dean Doeppke, 75, passed away Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2025, at the Strawberry Point Lutheran Home. He was born Feb. 14, 1949, in Prairie du Chien, Wis., to Paul and Iona (Tackman) Doeppke.

Tue
04
Feb

Jo Marie Thein

Jo Marie Thein, 78, of Edgewood, passed away on Thursday, Jan. 23, 2025, at HonorHealth Scottsdale Osborn Medical Center in Scottsdale, Ariz. She was born on Nov. 17, 1946, in Menomonie, Wis., the daughter of Thomas and June (Debee) Neverdahl. Jo Marie was raised in the Menomonie area and was a graduate of Menomonie High School. She later attended Clarke College in Dubuque.

Tue
28
Jan

Celebrate Elkader recaps 2024 and sets goals for 2025


At the Jan. 23 Celebrate Elkader, Main Street Elkader (MSE) President Janis Lerch presented MSE Director Amy Holst with an award from Main Street Iowa for outstanding efforts in revitalizing Elkader’s Main Street District. (Photos by Tia Dundee)

Ray and Barbera Delacruz were awarded Employer of the Year by Janis Lerch.

Janis Lerch presented Tyler and Kim Carlson with the Life Can Be This Good Award at Celebrate Elkader.

By Willis Patenaude | Times-Register

 

Tue
28
Jan

Seva Health Center for Well-being continues brain health support and advocacy


Clayton County based non-profit Seva Health Center for Well-being continues to focus on supporting brain health for all ages. That has included community programming like a Mindfulness Story Hour at Murphy Helwig Library in Monona over the summer. (Submitted photo)

By Audrey Posten | Times-Register

 

Tue
28
Jan

Student shares experience volunteering in Uganda


Maci Keppler enjoyed reconnecting with residents of Obwobwo’s Light during her return trip to the CarePoint as a team member volunteer. (Photos provided by Maci Keppler)

Visiting Uganda has given Maci Keppler a new outlook on life. It’s something she wants to do again because “once you go and love it, it’s so hard to not go again,” she said.

By Willis Patenaude | Times-Register

 

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