Opinion

Thu
30
Sep

Letter: Make vaccines, masks mandatory

In the midst of a pandemic, propagandists are denying science and the moral concept of the common good. It was a breath of fresh air to recently view Chris Wallace on FOX News via MSNBC, taking to task the Republican Mississippi Governor.

Thu
30
Sep

Letter: Latest budget helps local governments

Local governments in Wisconsin rely on support from the state to fix our roads, provide fire and EMS services, and to accomplish all of the various other functions expected by our constituents.

Thu
30
Sep

Letter: Changes needed in flood insurance program

In 2019, my neighbors and I were forced from our homes by a record 14.3 inches of rainfall. Sadly, flooding in southwest Wisconsin is becoming all too common, destroying properties, closing businesses and costing all of us for the recovery. 

Thu
30
Sep

Letter: Budget bill crucial to stop climate change

Citing "an unprecedented surge in climate-related disasters," including ferocious hurricanes, devastating floods and record heat waves and wildfires, a group of 14,000 scientists from 158 countries has issued a report declaring a climate emergency.

Thu
30
Sep

Nature and Society: COVID-19 is no common cold

Well, I'm not dead yet. Thanks, probably, to the kind wishes and prayers that have come my way and not to my not-so-healthy lifestyle. My lifestyle is healthier now, due to the departure of my senses of taste and smell. I have some fabulous homemade coffee ice cream in the freezer, but to eat it now would be a criminal waste. And chocolate! I ha

Thu
30
Sep

The Book Nook

Dramatic look at Passion, Irony and Heroism   So many of the World War II novels I’ve read have focused on European or American events and characters that I sometimes forget the larger extent of that war.  But in Richard Flanagan’s “The Narrow Road to the Deep North”, other parts of the world take center stage in this historical war novel.
Wed
29
Sep

A View of the Valley

by Linda Schwanke
Wed
29
Sep

Letters to the Editor

Dear editor, I live on one of those “funky little alleys” in Spring Green.  We have nine residences and seven garages on our alley.  From mid-December to mid-March the north half of our alley is a treacherous sheet of ice which makes it impossible for dogs or people to walk there.
Wed
29
Sep

District administrators corner

by Loren Glasbrenner,  River Valley School District Administrator 
Thu
23
Sep

Letters to the editor

Thank You to Driftless Explorers  

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