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LG boys win Edgar meet, 4 athletes crack top 10

Warriors’ Drinka makes top 10

The Loyal-Greenwood (LG) cross country team had a satisfying run at Edgar High School Sept. 26, with the b...

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Greenwood volleyball advances, falls in regional semi-final
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Greenwood volleyball advances, falls in regional semi-final

The Greenwood Indians made it past the first round of WIAA Division 5 volleyball competition before ...

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Local teams compete at sectional cross country meet
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Local teams compete at sectional cross country meet

On Saturday, the Durand-Arkansaw School District hosted the WIAA D3 Sectional 4 Cross Country Meet a...

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Spencer volleyball completes season; 3 players receive all-conference recognition
Spencer volleyball players receiving all-conference recognition are (l-r): Carmen Krause, named to the Eastern Cloverbelt Conference First Team; Lydia Lau, honorable mention; and Chloe Timm, named to the Eastern Cloverbelt Conference Second Team. All three plan to return next year. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO
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Spencer volleyball completes season; 3 players receive all-conference recognition

The Spencer High School varsity volleyball team wrapped up its season after losing to Abbotsford in ...

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LG football team loses to Edgar to end season
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LG football team loses to Edgar to end season

The Loyal-Greenwood (LG) football team traveled to Edgar Friday for their first playoff appearance a...

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2 from LG, 1 from NG, 1 from Spencer receive honors at conference cross country meet

The annual Cloverbelt Conference Championship was held at Meadowview Golf Course in Owen last Saturday, with sunny, clear skies and temperatures in the mid-60s providing the perfect backdrop to the cross country competition.Runners were eligible to earn all-conference recognition, with the top seven runners in the boys and girls races earning a spot on the all-conference first team. Places eight t...

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Trapping seasons open around the state

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds trappers to prepare for the opening of many furbearer trapping seasons across the state. Wisconsin is home to many furbearer species, and the state’s highly regulated trapping seasons play an important role in the DNR’s efforts to sustainably manage those populations.The first trapping seasons of the fall opened on Oct. 18. Additional...

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