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Mon
27
Feb

Prairie Gymnast To State

 

O’Kane earns trip 

to State Gymnastics Meet

By Ted Pennekamp

 

The Prairie du Chien High School gymnastics team scored 107.35 points at the Baraboo Sectional Thursday night. 

Mon
27
Feb

Anna Marie Martin

 

Anna Marie Martin, 80, of Wauzeka, passed away Saturday, Feb. 25, at the Crossing Rivers Health Care Center in Prairie du Chien. 

 

Mon
27
Feb

Jennifer M. Steiner

 

Jennifer M. Steiner, 34, of Cottage Grove, passed away Saturday, Feb. 25, at UW Hospital from injuries sustained in an automobile accident on Sunday, Feb. 12. Her husband, Kirk U’Ren, did not survive the accident which occurred enroute to a badger basketball game. 

 

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27
Feb

Loyde Melvin Beers

 

Loyde Melvin Beers, 78, of Eastman, died Saturday, Feb. 25, at home with his family near him. 

 

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27
Feb

Lloyd C. Rickleff

 

Lloyd C. Rickleff, 94, of Prairie du Chien, passed away Thursday, Feb. 23, at the Prairie Maison Care Center. 

 

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27
Feb

LaVon A. David

 

LaVon A. David, 92, of Prairie du Chien, passed away Thursday, Feb. 23, at the Prairie Maison Care Center. 

 

Wed
22
Feb

Seneca Girls Win


Seneca’s Jena Konichek looks for a shot against visiting La Farge Tuesday night. (Photos by Ted Pennekamp)

Makenna Greene looks for a cutting teammate versus La Farge in second half action.

Seneca applies full court pressure in second half action Tuesday night.

Haley Wall goes up for a shot in the lane against La Farge Tuesday night.

 

Seneca girls 

down La Farge

The Seneca girls basketball team bested visiting La Farge 54-39 in a WIAA Division 5 Regional Tuesday night. 

Seneca improved its overall record to 20-2. La Farge ended its season at 6-18. 

Seneca was 14-0 in conference action this season to win the Ridge and Valley title.

Wed
22
Feb

Crawford County Board

 

Crawford County 

catching up on tax 

delinquent properties

By Ted Pennekamp

 

Wed
22
Feb

Local emergency room handles thousands of visits each year


Exchanging thoughts about the revolutionary new dashboard touch screen in the Crossing Rivers Health emergency room are (from left) Heidi Kirschbaum, ER clinical services director; Kimberly Hable, Gundersen regional services and telemedicine representative; and Dr. Kevin Whitney, ER medical director. (Photo by Correne Martin)

By Correne Martin

The accustomed dramas of doctors, nurses and patients on television aren’t exactly like visiting a real emergency room. Prairie du Chien’s only ER is as high-tech and can be just as fast-paced as the likes of those popular medical shows, but the caregiving team doesn’t have nearly as much spare time for personal dramas.

The Crossing Rivers Health emergency room handles about 9,000 visits a year. The medical staff sees virtually every illness—from sniffles and the flu to a heart attack, stroke and trauma—and proficiently treats its patients in a timely manner.

“In addition to our area residents, we see a large number of tourists in the summer, and they’re often pleased with the high level of care and that they can access quick, efficient, good care in a small town,” said Dr. Kevin Whitney, ER medical director.

Wed
22
Feb

Bald eagle fun in Ferryville March 4


Laura Freeman, of the University of Minnesota Raptor Center, and Maxim, an American Bald Eagle, delight a past Ferryville Bald Eagle Day audience. (Photo by Sherry Quamme)

The ninth annual Bald Eagle Watching Day in Ferryville is Saturday, March 4, at the Village Community Center on Highway 35. This program is sponsored by the Ferryville Tourism Council, co-sponsored by Friends of Pool 9 and free to the public. Complimentary refreshments and children’s craft activities will be available throughout the event.

Event activities are from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Located right on the Mississippi River, Ferryville is an ideal place to host Bald Eagle Watching Day. There are many eagle nests in the area, including a new one just south of Ferryville. The Pool 9 section has more nests than in any other part of the Mississippi River.

At 10 a.m., bald eagle nest building will start off the day. Dr. Michael White, with the help of children from the audience, will build an eagle’s nest. Learn how “really big” these nests are, how heavy they are and how they are constructed.

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