out, you’re giving us a chance to make things happen.” Rib Lake had 12 hits against Shiocton and 10 against Mellen and took advantage of some errors as well in those wins. In all three games, Scheithauer said the team didn’t see the greatest nor the worst pitching it will face this season, which he felt made for a perfect early-season test. “We’ll see better, but this was a good

Hello friends, This week I am writing to you about a weather event that I experienced with two longtime friends, Jeff Moll and Doug Cibulka, while camping and ice fishing 2.8 miles from shore on Lake Superior near Ashland. Every week before I go on my weekly trip, I watch the weather for the area that I am heading to and adjust to what I see. The weather event that we experienced was not forecasted.

picked right up defensively and her bat is much better.” Faude is back at second base and is working her way back from a knee injury suffered last summer. Pilgrim emerged as one of Medford’s top hitters as last year progressed, finishing with a .312 average and 15 RBIs. Medford expects to be very strong defensively up the middle with Miller and Seidl as the battery, Paulson and Faude in

Parts of two departments will become one with the county seeing a potential cost savings as the result. Members of the county’s finance and personnel committee on March 16 gave their approval to a plan to create a new land information department that merges the existing real property lister’s office with the county surveyor’s office. Existing county surveyor Robert Meyer has announced

After four seasons of putting his name throughout Medford’s list of boys basketball records, Logan Baumgartner made a little more history on Monday. Baumgartner was named to the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association’s Division 2 All-State first team for 202223, joining 10 other standouts from some of the state’s top programs, including a couple the Raiders played against during their

Gilman senior Tatum Weir made the honorable mention list for the WBCA’s Division 5 All-State team, which was announced last week. The 6-2 Weir, a UW-Platteville recruit, averaged 20 points per game, 13.3 rebounds, 5.3 blocked shots and 2.7 assists per game in Eastern Cloverbelt Conference play, which easily put her on the All-ECC first team. Overall, Weir’s numbers increased to 22 points, 15.2