Ilene Ann Zielsdorf
Ilene Ann Zielsdorf, age 78, of Deer Park, Wisconsin, passed away peacefully, on Saturday, November 4, 2023, at Hammond Health Services. Ilene was born in Amery, Wisconsin to Ray and Irene Kruger on December 17, 1944. Ilene graduated from New Richmond High School in 1963. On September 4, 1965, Ilene was united in marriage to…
Read MoreTheodore R. Erickson
Theodore Richard Erickson, age 86, of Boyceville WI, died Thursday November 16, 2023 at his home with his wife Carol at his side. Ted was born on Sept 16th, 1937 to Andrew and Lillian Erickson. He attended Dunn County Aggie and then graduated from Bloomer High School. He then enlisted in the United States Army…
Read MoreDATCP announces settlement with Dollar General for price accuracy violations
MADISON, Wis. – Today the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) announced a major settlement with Dollar General Corporation resolving 662 alleged violations of Wisconsin price accuracy laws and 53 alleged violations of refund policy disclosure requirement laws by the retailer. Under the settlement, Dollar General does not admit to any violation…
Read MoreBoyceville National Honor Society inducts 11 new members
BOYCEVILLE — The Boyceville Chapter of the National Honor Society (NHS) welcomed 11 new members at its 2023 induction ceremony after each had demonstrated that they possessed the four virtues that the National Honor Society holds dearest – Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. The Boyceville High School chapter celebrated its annual fall induction ceremony on…
Read MoreHilltopper boys improvement on basketball court will rely on returning letter winners
GLENWOOD CITY — If the Glenwood City boys’ basketball team is to improve upon its 3-19 finish from a year ago, it will need to rely on returning letter winners and bring some of the promising newcomers up to speed quickly. Gone are the team’s top three scorers and three of its best four rebounders…
Read MoreBoyceville girls nipped in “Battle of the Bulldogs”
CHETEK — Free throws can be the difference between victory and defeat as the Boyceville girls’ learned much to their chagrin. Boyceville stepped to the free throw line 24 times in its 2023-24 season-opening basketball game at Chetek-Weyerhaeuser High School last Thursday evening, November 16 but made just 13 of those attempts. Just a few…
Read MoreTopper girls drop pair to open basketball season
A new season offers new opportunities for victory, unfortunately for the Glenwood City girls’ basketball team its 2023-24 hardwood campaign began like the previous year’s ended, with a pair of road losses. The Hilltoppers were pummeled 82-20 by the Spartans of Somerset in last Tuesday’s, November 14, season opener. Although the Toppers put more points…
Read MoreBoyceville boys hope to compete for D-SC Conference basketball title
by Marlys Kruger Sports Correspondent BOYCEVILLE — With six players returning who have all started at the varsity level at some point in their career, the Boyceville boys’ basketball team has a goal of battling for a Dunn-St. Croix Conference title this season. After finishing 12-13 overall a year ago and just 4-10 in conference…
Read MoreBoyceville lists first quarter honor roll
Boyceville Middle/High School 4th 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, Owen Lunderville, Harry Mcgee, Logan Monfort, Noah Monfort, Liam Naughton, Jordan Nichols, Kendall Pomasl, Granger Roemhild, Danica Score, Elizabeth Tegart, Brycen Uecke, Taylor Warax, Owen…
Read MoreBoyceville School District hires consulting firm
BOYCEVILLE — The Boyceville Community School Board approved the hiring of an engineering consulting firm during its November 15 regular meeting held in the high school/middle school Instructional Materials Center. The board unanimously approved the recommendation of superintendent Nick Kaiser to hire Auth Consulting of Menomonie for a cost of $7,000. The district also interviewed…
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