Opinion

Tue
24
Nov

District Administrators Corner

by Loren Glasbrenner River Valley School District Administrator The population of white-tail deer has exploded in the past few years to become 1.25 million statewide. That is not a surprise to many folks, as deer have started their fall acrobatics of flying across roads and surprising drivers as they travel.
Thu
19
Nov

Letter to the editor

Editor and Sauk Prairie Community:  
Wed
18
Nov

Letter: Thank you for all the cards

We would like to thank all our family and many friends who honored us with a card shower for our 75th wedding anniversary. It was very much appreciated. 

God bless you as he has blessed us. 

Don and Bert Elwood

Reedsburg

 

Wed
18
Nov

Letter: Thank you for letting veterans raise money

Thank you everyone who donated to the recent Thurber-Greenwood VFW Post 1916 poppy drive on Veteran's Day. Your support to our local veterans in need is greatly appreciated. A special "thank you" to Viking Grocery and Quillin's for allowing the veterans to set up at their store.

Crystal Link

Wed
18
Nov

Letter: Not working for over 200 days

How long would you keep your refrigerator if it conked out and didn’t work? A day? A week? A month? How about 200 days?

Would it bother you if, during a long Wisconsin winter, your well-maintained furnace didn’t work? For months?

Wed
18
Nov

Letter: Convention of the unconventional

When it comes to the convention of the unconventional circumstance, the past four years have been anything but traditional or usual.

Wed
18
Nov

Letter: County Board needs to listen to constituents

As President Donald Trump continues to throw childish temper tantrums and refuses to accept the results of the 2020 democratic election, Sauk County has its own problems with undemocratic Republicans to deal with.

Wed
18
Nov

Letter: A brief explanation of COVID-19 tests

There are currently three COVID-19 tests available. Two test for active infection: The gold standard Molecular Test and the rapid Antigen Test.

Wed
18
Nov

Nature and Society: We have to assume everyone is carrying coronavirus

 

These are scary times, friends. COVID is everywhere, an invisible predator stalking each of us. It makes me think of “Battlestar Galactica” in which no one could tell who was human and who was a cylon! Here and now, who is infected and who is not?

Wed
18
Nov

Back Home with Chris Hardie: Frost brings growing season to sudden end

My footsteps made soft crunching noises as I walked across a frosty white carpet. A waning moon was visible in the early-morning sky.

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