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A dozen workers implemented a controlled burn on prairie and woodland outside Bell Center, WIsc., for the purposes of creating a high-diversity prairie and encouraging the growth of warm season grasses. (Steve Van Kooten/Courier Press)
Mayor Dave Hemmer (left) presented a plaque of commendation to Nate Bremmer (right). Bremmer served on the Prairie du Chien Common Council from 2012-2024. (Steve Van Kooten/Courier Press)
On Main Street in Gays Mills — part of the “old downtown” — a small group from Connect Communities Gays Mills, a volunteer restoration and economic development organization administered by the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation, obtained the signs for the Red Apple Inn and the Kickapoo Locker Service from the shuttered building that once housed the businesses.
Prairie du Chien High School has announced an unexpected journey, and the students aren’t the only ones going from the Shire to the bowels of Lonely Mountain.
Large hoses were used to transfer sediment and fine material from dredging into backwater habitats constructed to encourage new wildlife and plant growth.
Areas south of the Marquette-Joliet Bridge where wetlands have been developed to increase bio-diversity. Plant life, including trees, and fisheries were targeted as concern areas.
An aerial shot of the McGregor Lake area between Prairie du Chien and Marquette, Iowa. Restoration work began in 2020, and its initial phase is expected to be completed in 2025. (Photos by Steve Van Kooten/Courier Press)
New habitats, improved waterways, landscape to help preserve river ecosystems
