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Wed
09
Jul

Central softball picks up win over Postville


Oakley Armstrong earned three of Central’s seven hits in the first game of the doubleheader against the Bulldogs. (Photo by Audrey Posten)

By Willis Patenaude | Times-Register

 

Wed
02
Jul

Vorwald is new assistant Clayton County attorney


Courtney Vorwald is the new assistant Clayton County attorney.

By Willis Patenaude | Times-Register

 

Wed
02
Jul

Mural adds color, character to downtown Monona


Artist Shawna (Converse) McLeod has painted the finishing touches on a nature-inspired design on the side of the EXIT Realty Driftless Group building at the corner of Main and Iowa streets, in Monona. (Photo by Audrey Posten)

A lift from Hankes Garage Doors helped artist Shawna McLeod complete the mural over the past two weeks. Building owner Ali Werger said the mural “adds color, character and pride to our entire hometown.” (Photo courtesy of Ali Werger)

By Audrey Posten | Times-Register

 

Wed
02
Jul

From flowers to horror art, Central grad blossoms online and on storefronts


Mia Stone holds up her painting “Bloom,” inspired by how people can blossom like flowers as they mature, eventually becoming better versions of themselves and overcoming adversity. (Photo courtesy of Mia Stone)

Emerald Grove Boutique is one of several Elkader storefront windows that have been painted by Mia Stone. (Photo courtesy of Mia Stone)

This sunflower mural at Chic Retreat was painted by Mia Stone. (Photo by Willis Patenaude)

The character Solu Yin, “The Gunslinger Hero,” was created by Mia Stone for Art Fight 2025. (Photo courtesy of Mia Stone)

By Willis Patenaude | Times-Register

 

Wed
02
Jul

South Winn snaps MFL MarMac’s 14-game winning streak


Bulldog first baseman Jaxon Millage tags a South Winneshiek runner diving back to the bag. The Warriors won both games of the June 27 doubleheader in Monona. (Photos by Audrey Posten)

Ben Krambeer runs from second to third base in game one of the Bulldogs' doubleheader against South Winn.

Parker Kuehl pitched a complete game against the Warriors, giving up five hits, a walk and four runs—two of them earned.

Shortstop Jacob Schellhorn tags out a South Winn runner attempting to take second base in the first game of the June 27 doubleheader.

By Audrey Posten | Times-Register

 

Wed
02
Jul

Central drops doubleheader

By Willis Patenaude | Times-Register

 

Wed
02
Jul

Bulldog softball adds two wins


Jerica Wille eyes a hit in the first game of MFL MarMac’s doubleheader sweep of Postville on June 25. (Photos by Audrey Posten)

Gracyn Welch picked up a victory in game one of MFL MarMac's doubleheader versus the Pirates.

Brooklyn Landt races to first base in a June 25 game against Postville.

By Audrey Posten | Times-Register

 

Wed
02
Jul

WarEagle rallies come up short

By Willis Patenaude | Times-Register

 

Tue
01
Jul

Wynette E. Koehn

Wynette Elaine Koehn, age 75, of Millville, passed away on June 23, 2025. 

Wed
25
Jun

New generation takes over at Little Switzerland Inn, Sadie’s Sweet Shop


A new generation has taken over operations at Little Switzerland Inn and Sadie’s Sweet Shop in McGregor. Jenny Stollenwerk (front, left) and Casey Johnson are carrying on the legacy built by their late mother, Becky Johnson, who ran the business with husband Randy for 20 years. They are pictured with Jenny’s husband, Jason Stollenwerk, who will serve as general manager, as well as Casey’s daughter, Cheyenne Ruff. (Submitted photo)

By Audrey Posten

 

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