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Underclassmen expected to step up for Colfax baseball team in 2024 season

by Marlys Kruger Sports Correspondent COLFAX — With just two senior ball players out on the ball diamond this year, Colfax varsity baseball coach Kirk Secraw will look for his younger players to reach their goals this season. The Vikings have to replace their starting catcher and solid hitter Dylyn Hiitola, ace pitcher and all-around…

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Off the Editor’s Desk 4-3-24

Trump could pull off the greatest comeback in history! The following is a piece that was published in The Capitol Guardian on March 27th. It was written by Paul F. Petrick, an attorney in Cleveland, Ohio. “Having secured sufficient delegates to become the first thrice-nominated Republican presidential candidate since Richard Nixon and the only person…

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Colfax delays decision on cleaning water tower

By LeAnn R. Ralph COLFAX  — The Colfax Village Board has delayed making a decision on cleaning the exterior of the village’s water tower. According to information presented to the village board at the March 25 meeting, Rand Bates, director of public works, had received a quote from Water Tower Clean and Coat, Inc., out…

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Stage 1 of Highway B project scheduled for April 1 to May 31

By LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE  —  The first stage of the county Highway B project from Highway 12/29  to just north of Badger Drive is scheduled for April to May 31, while the entire project is expected to be completed by November 1. The Wisconsin Department of Transportation held an on-line meeting about the county…

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Elk Mound school district hires another tech ed teacher

By LeAnn R. Ralph ELK MOUND  — When school starts next fall in Elk Mound, another technology education teacher will be on staff in the Elk Mound school district. Following a closed session of the Elk Mound Board of Education on March 25, the school board approved hiring Tyler Hanson as a technology education teacher,…

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Council, owner, come to an agreement over time line to clean up hill top

GLENWOOD CITY — It was a hot time at city hall last Monday evening, March 18th as the council addressed it’s ordinance 323-4 over the storage restrictions of junked vehicles and appliances. The ordinance was an agenda item and was addressed first by Mark Nelson who had complained about his neighbor’s collection of junk on…

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Hilltopper softball returns solid core of players

GLENWOOD CITY — After serving as an assistant coach last season, Tracy Marback has taken the reigns of the Glenwood City High School softball program from longtime head coach Matthew Schutz, who will remain on the sidelines and in the dugout as an assistant. Marback, who has extensive experience as both a collegiate softball player…

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