Terrance Engeman
Terrance Clifford Engeman, age 83, of Boyceville WI, passed away at Luther Hospital in Eau Claire on Sunday, January 7, 2024. After growing up in Redwood Falls, MN he joined the Navy for 3 years. He married Karen (Hegeman) who he shared his life with in the Boyceville area for the past 50 years. Terry…
Read MoreDamian Karpenske
Damian Karpenske, a beloved son, brother, uncle, and friend, left this world suddenly at the age of 49 in his home. He was a cherished son to Avon Karpenske and David & Jean Karpenske. Damian was also an adored big brother to Jessica (Daryl) Cacka and Kara (Ted) Bigos. His loss has left a profound…
Read MoreDarlene M. Waters
Darlene M. Waters, 73, of Glenwood City, passed away on Saturday January 6, 2024, after a short fight with cancer. Darlene was born on September 28, 1950 to Edwin and Edith (Swenson) Keeley and grew up in Emerald, WI with five older brothers, Rolland, Sherman, Richard (Dick), Gerald (Butch) and Mike Keeley. In 9th grade,…
Read MoreBuffaloes stampede Bulldog girls
BOYCEVILLE — In what turned out to be their only basketball game of last week, the Boyceville girls were the victims of a Buffalo stampede. Mondovi came to the Dog House Tuesday, January 9 and ran roughshod over host Boyceville as the Buffaloes claimed a 60-21 win in the Dunn-St. Croix contest. “It was a…
Read MoreTopper girls sunk by Vikings
COLFAX — The Glenwood City girls’ basketball team was faced with the daunting task of taking on two of the Dunn-St. Croix’ top teams last week. And while last Friday evening’s home date against unbeaten and conference-leader Elk Mound was postponed to February 12 due to winter’s first snow storm, the Hilltoppers still had to…
Read MoreGC wrestlers blank Cardinals, finish 2-1 in Hall of Fame Duals as Unser claims 100th win
It was a very good week for Glenwood City wrestling. The Hilltoppers opened in defense of their Dunn-St. Croix Conference wrestling championship in dominating fashion with an 81-0 road shutout over Spring Valley/Elmwood Thursday, January 11. The following day, despite a winter storm, Glenwood City traveled to Hammond and St. Croix Central High School to…
Read MoreBulldog boys fall in overtime to Chetek-Weyerhaeuser
BOYCEVILLE — Heading into its non-conference game with Chetek-Weyerhaeuser on Monday, January 8th, the Boyceville boys’ basketball squad had already played in four overtime games, coming away with a split which included a 73-64 extra-period win versus Elmwood-Plum City just three days prior for the Boyceville’s first conference win. As it would turn out, last…
Read MoreBulldogs nip Toppers in D-SC boys’ basketball battle
by Joel DeWitt Sports Correspondent GLENWOOD CITY — The boys’ basketball match-up on Thursday, January 11 between Glenwood City and Boyceville pitted two teams sitting in similar positions. Both are hovering around .500 midway through the season and looking to move up in the Dunn-St. Croix standings. The visiting Bulldogs came into the contest winners…
Read MoreKeyes Chevrolet Supporting Local First Responders
MENOMONIE – Keyes Chevrolet is honored to partner with Menomonie Police Department through the Chevy First Responder Appreciation program, a partnership program allowing Chevrolet to support the local heroes who serve and protect communities around the nation. The partnership features a one-time monetary contribution to Menomonie Police Department, aiming to bolster their vital work and…
Read MoreLocal Lions Clubs join forces to raise funds for two young Leukemia patients
GLENWOOD CITY — The Boyceville and Glen Hills Lions Clubs will be hosting a fundraiser for two local families who have toddlers recently diagnosed with leukemia. The event will take place during the Hilltopper versus Bulldog wrestling dual at Glenwood City High School on January 25 starting at 5pm. “We are thrilled to have both…
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