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Four Bulldogs earn sectional wrestling titles, all six entrants headed to state

By Shawn DeWitt OSCEOLA — “If you chase perfection, you often catch excellence.” ~ William Fowble And while it is said that the former is impossible to achieve, Boyceville’s wrestling representatives came about as close as possible to reaching it here last Saturday resulting in one of the program’s most excellent and successful sectional campaigns…

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Toppers flattened by Cardinals, snapped by Wolves

By Cara L. Dempski The Glenwood City ladies wrapped up their regular season last week with a pair of road losses. The first place they visited was Prescott, where they took on the Division 3 Lady Cardinals February 12. Coach Dean Fayerweather said the team never quit, but suffered a 73-28 loss at the hands…

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Hilltopper boys nail Mounders in OT, pick up seventh D-SC win

By Cara L. Dempski GLENWOOD CITY — It has been quite some time since the Glenwood City boys’ basketball team has topped Elk Mound on the hardwood. In fact, it had been just over seven years since the Toppers held sway over the Mounders. It was February 7, 2011, Brent Wink was the head coach,…

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Lady Bulldogs chew up Cardinals, cap regular season with win to sweep SV

BOYCEVILLE — On an evening when the Boyceville girls’ basketball team honored both its parents and senior player, it seemed only fitting and right, that the program’s lone senior, Marissa Dormanen, should score the game’s opening basket. Dormanen, who got the much deserved start, not only gave the Lady Bulldogs the opening lead, she canned…

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D-SC champion Panthers pounce on Bulldog boys

By Cara L. Dempski DURAND — According to the Wisconsin DNRs website, the cougar, also known as a puma, mountain lion or panther, is the largest wildcat on the continent north of Mexico. Panthers are certainly the largest cats found in this region, and their namesakes from Durand are the largest cats in the Dunn-St.…

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Off The Editor’s Desk – 2-21-2018

Should not family ties be stronger than political alliances? During the Civil War political beliefs separated families, placing brother against brother and father against son. Now we have political ties that have placed parents against their son, and this is right here in Wisconsin.

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Judge orders an additional $15,000 forfeited from Lopez cash bail

By LeAnn R. Ralph MENOMONIE  —  A Dunn County judge has ordered the forfeiture of an additional $15,000 from a $55,000 cash bail posted for a former Boyceville man whose whereabouts are unknown. Judge Rod Smeltzer ordered the bail forfeiture at a hearing February 15 in Dunn County Circuit Court concerning 40-year-old Ted Lopez, who…

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