Opinion

Tue
12
Jan

Letters to the Editor

Dear editor,
Thu
07
Jan

Letters to the editor

Black Earth Library  Matters   It has become increasingly apparent that the controversy over development, control and implementation of library policies has become a lose/lose situation.
Thu
07
Jan

The Book Nook

Survival, Alaskan Style   Given how the pandemic has left many feeling isolated, I debated the wisdom of recommending a book which mirrors those feelings.  On the other hand, reading about someone else’s trouble beats focusing on your own, especially when it comes in the form of good fiction.
Wed
06
Jan

Stanek column: So what exactly is ‘freezing fog?’

Last weekend’s forecast was a real head scratcher for me.

Meteorologists kept mentioning freezing fog. Huh? What the heck is freezing fog? How does fog freeze?

Well, turns out that moisture hanging in the air can literally freeze, and it’s unexpectedly dangerous.

Wed
06
Jan

Nature and Society: Hang in there!

Will this be the year that we get our lives back? Will we find a way to live more normal lives?  Sometimes I muse about what I miss the most and I imagine being able to live in that ideal world again.

Tue
05
Jan

District Administrator's Corner

by Loren Glasbrenner River Valley School District Administrator
Tue
05
Jan

A View of the Valley

by Linda Schwanke
Tue
05
Jan

Letters to the Editor

Dear editor, The Arena VFW held their raffle that was scheduled in May which, due to Covid-19, was postponed until December 12 at the monthly steak feed. The 65 inch flat screen TV was won by Gail Forseth and the rifle was won by Richard Amble.  Shirley Anding won the soldier silhouette.
Tue
29
Dec

Stanek column: Times won’t change just with turning of calendar

Adios 2020. We can’t wait to see you go.

That’s been the sentiment everywhere since earlier this year. It seems as though everyone is ready to give 2020 the old heave-ho.

Tue
29
Dec

Letter: Thank you from Reedsburg Area Helping Hands

For the past 23 years, countless volunteers and donors have discovered the joy of sharing through Reedsburg Area Helping Hands (RAHH). Amidst the hustle and bustle of the holiday season something amazing happens.

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