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Secretary Romanski toured multiple agriculture businesses as he traveled through Crawford County, including Sunrise Orchard, Eastman Locker and Kickapoo Orchard. (Steve Van Kooten/Courier Press)
“Agriculture is our strength. It’s happening all over the state of Wisconsin,” Secretary of Wisconsin’s Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) Randy Romanski said during his visit to 1913 Kickapoo Orchard near Gays Mills. “What we see in Crawford County is that agriculture’s strength is diversity.”
When the Prairie du Chien School Board convened on Oct. 23, the Board was presented with the 2023-24 budget for approval. It’s the special time that only comes once a year, like Christmas and tax season.
On Oct. 23 the Wauzeka-Steuben School Board convened in the school’s gymnasium for a trio of meetings: a 2023-24 budget hearing, the annual meeting and a special board meeting to approve the school district’s budget for the next year.
Hardware, such as locking mechanisms on cell doors, are outdated and difficult to fix, according to the Sheriff’s Office officials. (Steve Van Kooten/Courier Press)
The hallway going to the second floor, where the general population housing is located, presented spatial difficulties for jail staff, emergency responders and other professionals due to maintenance issues and safety concerns. (Steve Van Kooten/Courier Press)
In the stairwell going from the ground floor to the general population on the second floor, a guardrail was ripped from the wall and cannot be replaced, according to jail officials. (Steve Van Kooten/Courier Press)
Prairie du Chien linebacker Blake Thiry (9) gets ready to fight through a block by Columbus running back Colton Brunell (0). Derick Kelly/Courier Press)
Abe Amundson (6) prepares to fire a pass around Cardinal Connor Roche to PdC wide receiver Xander DeHart (12). (Derick Kelly/Courier Press)
Drake Ingham (11) tries to knock the ball free from Columbus wide receiver Brady Link as Dustin Nolan (45) provides backup. (Derick Kelly/Courier Press)
Mason Hird (10) shows his wrestling prowess as he stops Columbus’ Connor Roche with a sharp double-leg takedown as brother Drew (15) looks on. (Derick Kelly/Courier Press)
Columbus running back Colten Brunell heads for the outside past Daniel Kruk (63) and Jeremiah Avery (33) as Dustin Nolan (45) pursues the leader in career rushing yards in Wisconsin High School Football. (Courier Press/Derick Kelly)
Defensive Back Drake Ingham looks like to make a play on the overthrown Columbus pass that was intended for wide receiver Ryely Nachreiner. (Courier Press/Derick Kelly)
Deacon Chesebro( (13) and Jadyn Garbacz (56) rush towards the on-sides kick hoping to beat the Columbus players to the ball. (Courier Press/Derick Kelly)
Abe Amundson (6) and Jeremiah Avery (33) line up behind offensive linemen Dylan Wright (57) and Dawson Eastman (76). (Courier Press/Derick Kelly)
Bryce Lenzendorf (44) and Nick McCullick (20) try to trap Columbus quarterback Peyton Powers. (Courier Press/Derick Kelly)
Blake Thiry rushes past blocker Aiden Martin (68) for his 27th touchdown of the 2023 season. (Courier Press/Derick Kelly)
Senior Max Schneider (64) walks off the field after making a key tackle on defense. (Courier Press/Derick Kelly)
Daniel Kruk brings down Colton Brunell by himself as teammates Max Schneider (64) and Jeremiah Avery (33) try to help. (Courier Press/Derick Kelly)
