Opinion

Thu
14
Apr

Nature and Society: Politicians need to stop serving selves

I am pretty disgusted with most politicians, and I imagine many of you are, too. Our current crop of politicians seem like a gaggle of pompous, posturing peacocks, rather than the public servants we need them to be.

Thu
14
Apr

Letter: Evers had good reason to veto EMR bill

Sen. Howard Marklein recently had a blurb in a local newspaper saying he was angry that Gov. Evers dared to veto the bill that he sponsored to allow EMRs to opt out of a national certification test, due to its difficulty.

Thu
14
Apr

GUEST COLUMN: Sandhill crane hunt would undo decades of progress

I recently read an article about the Wisconsin Legislature presenting a bill to allow hunting sandhill cranes. The article referred to the majestic birds as “the ribeye of the sky.”

Thu
14
Apr

The Book Nook

Following Your Dream   I found “The Violin Conspiracy” by Brendan Slocumb to be a good debut novel that was hard to put down.  It’s a contemporary mystery that opens with a bold theft.
Thu
14
Apr

Geiger Counter

Trampoline in a corn field  
Wed
13
Apr

A View of the Valley

by Linda Schwanke
Wed
13
Apr

District Administrator's Corner

by Loren Glasbrenner,  River Valley School District Administrator
Wed
13
Apr

Letters to the Editor

Dear editor,
Thu
07
Apr

STANEK COLUMN: Raising chickens is labor of love and loss

The peeps have appeared, and I’m not talking about those marshmallow candies.

Thu
07
Apr

God’s encouraging Word … when I am insecure

What is the strongest building in your neighborhood? You probably haven’t thought about it. When a tornado approaches, being in building that you know is constructed to withstand the worst provides a sense of security in the chaos of a storm.

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