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WIAA Division 2 and 3 state cross country preview
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WIAA Division 2 and 3 state cross country preview

What: The 113th running of the WIAA boys state cross country meet and the 51st running of the girls ...

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Someone’s perfect season will end when North Crawford visits Gilman

As the WIAA’s 8-player football tournament progresses to what is now called the sectional final round, the Gilman Pirates will go from playing one of their most familiar foes last week in Owen-Withee to one the program has never played before.In a matchup of 10-0 teams, the topseeded and top-ranked Pirates will host the second-seeded North Crawford Trojans in the third game of their playoff run ...

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Potential title contender has no trouble with 8th-seeded Raiders
A fumble by Grafton’s Tyler Deer bounces right into the hands of Medford’s Caden Olson, who returns it 27 yards to the Raiders’ 35-yard line during the second quarter of Friday’s WIAA Division 3 Level 1 playoff. The Raiders turned the turnover into a 65-yard touchdown drive to pull within 35-6 at halftime. The top-seeded Blackhawks rolled to a 49-14 win. MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
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Potential title contender has no trouble with 8th-seeded Raiders

The Grafton Blackhawks had advantages in size, speed, experience and depth and that led to a sizable...

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No overtime this year; T-Birds dominate to end Medford’s season

After an exciting shootout win at Rhinelander in the first round, Medford’s boys soccer team was hoping that energy and momentum would carry over to Thursday’s WIAA Division 3 regional semifinal 48 hours later.Unfortunately, the top-seeded and still unbeaten Lakeland Thunderbirds had no interest in going to overtime with Medford as they did a year ago in this spot. Led by a hat trick from thei...

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Beginning farmers struggle to find land; Could a new website help?
Wisconsin has two nonprofit-run farmland link programs that primarily serve farmers who use organic or “sustainable” practices. The proposed state-run program would serve all kinds of farms and farmers, said Rep. Clint Moses, R-Menomonie, lead author of the bill. COURTESY OF RACING HEART FARM
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Beginning farmers struggle to find land; Could a new website help?

Joy Kirkpatrick spends much of her time thinking about the future of Wisconsin’s farmland.As a far...

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Pella Foundation supports area groups during Manufacturing Month

Following Pella Corporation's acquisition of Weather Shield in July and during Manufacturing Month this October, the companies are celebrating by giving back to the communities where their team members show up every day to manufacture high quality products for their customers.The strategic acquisition brought together two leaders in the window and door industry with complementary capabilities and ...

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