Topper boys win home track invite, girls take fourth; Bulldog girls finish second, boys third
by Renee Bettendorf GLENWOOD CITY — Seven schools competed at the track and filed invitational hosted by Glenwood City High School (GCHS) on Monday, April 15. The Hilltopper boys team took first with 75 points and the girls placed fourth with a score of 27. Boyceville High School (BHS) also competed at the invite with…
Read MoreBulldog thinclads compete in Colfax Invite
COLFAX — At the Colfax Track and Field Meet held last Thursday, April 18, the Boyceville boys’ team placed third out of ten teams with 47 points while the girls placed seventh with a score of 12. Bloomer won the girls competition with 81 points and the Elk Mound boys won with 65 points. Senior…
Read MoreGC golfers tie for second in D-SC conference home meet
GLENWOOD CITY — The Glenwood City golf team finished in a second-place tie with Colfax-Elk Mound for the second time this season when the Hilltoppers hosted a nine-hole Dunn-St. Croix Conference meet last Thursday, April 18 at Glen Hills Golf Course. Despite blustering winds and bone-chilling temperatures, Glenwood City tallied a 176 to finish in…
Read MoreBoyceville defeats Glenwood City in five innings on the baseball diamond
Rivalry games can sometimes bring out the best in teams. At least it did for Boyceville. Hosting Glenwood City last Tuesday, April 16 for the first of two regular-season matchups, Boyceville played one of its most complete games of 2024. The Bulldogs pitching was solid and their hitting timely as they defeated the Hilltoppers 11-1…
Read MoreLady Bulldogs take seventh-inning walk off softball win against rival Hilltoppers
Regardless of records, just about anything can happen and sometimes does when the Bulldogs and Hilltoppers compete against one another. Boyceville, who entered its Monday, April 15 home conference softball game versus Glenwood City with just one loss, found itself in battle from the opening pitch to the final out with its rival. The Hilltoppers…
Read MoreGLENWOOD CITY LIBRARY NEWS 4-24-24
The winds of change are blowing through the library as summer approaches! From May 20th, get ready for new summer hours: Monday 12-7:30, Tuesday – Wednesday 10-6, Thursday 10-7:30, Friday 10-5, and a snooze on Saturdays. Also, no more Monday Craft Nights from May 13 until September. But fear not, Summer Reading kicks off on…
Read MoreBoyceville Middle/High School lists third quarter honor roll
Boyceville Middle/High School 3rd Quarter Honor Roll for the 2023-2024 school year. 6th GRADE Bianca Anderson, Noah Bohn, Chase Clark, Ella Engeman, Aiden Feeney, Brielle Jeske, Brady Larson, Abella Leach, Harry McGee, Brooklynn Mitchell, Logan Monfort, Noah Monfort, Liam Naughton, Kendall Pomasl, Granger Roemhild, Danica Score, Elizabeth Tegart, Brycen Uecke and Owen Williams. 7th Grade…
Read MoreVoters approve Downing to exceed Levy limit by 60%
Voters in Downing approved a referendum to exceed their levy limit to allow for road repair/maintenance and operation cost. By state law the village could only levy some $39,068.74 for village purposes and at the April election the village received voter approval to add some $20,000 to the levy for the next six years for…
Read MoreSt. Croix County Board re-elects Long and Feidler as chair and vice-chair
By LeAnn R. Ralph HUDSON — The St. Croix County Board has re-elected Bob Long as chair and Bob Feidler as vice-chair. The county board spent about three minutes of a nearly three and a half hour re-organizational meeting on April 16 to elect the chair and vice-chair. St. Croix County Corporation Counsel Heather Amos…
Read MoreThe Sykora Lane development gets the go ahead from Village Board
BOYCEVILLE—“We have a number of people showing interest from what was just in the paper,” commented Village President Lukas Montgomery about the development of Sykora Lane. Montgomery was referring to the development of salable home building lots and the Village Board’s desire to have the village grow by offering home building sites within the community.…
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