Eleva-Strum, Fall Creek look to repeat as champions
Repeating oneself? Eleva-Strum and Fall Creek's prep baseball teams would love to. The Cardinals won the WIAA Division 4 state championship last season and Fall Creek, in its first season back a...
Augusta, Eleva-Strum and Fall Creek nine have four or more wins so far
Defending Western Cloverbelt Conference champion Fall Creek won its first league game last week Tuesday, April 15 vs. Stanley-Boyd to improve to 6-4 overall. The win was the second in a row for the...
Eleva-Strum boys, Fall Creek girls off to strong starts this season
Two meets, two wins for the Eleva-Strum High School Boys Track and Field Team The Cardinals have hosted two meets already on their newely resurfaced track and in both the Cardinal boys, the defending...
Jackson County Board urges states to increase funding for courts
BLACK RIVER FALLS - An effort by the Wisconsin Counties Association (WCA) to lobby the state for more monies for counties for their court systems was unanimously approved by the Jackson County Board...
Cardinals strive to keep playoff roll going all the way to state
CENTRAL - The bracket for the WIAA Division 5 Girls Basketball La Crosse Logan Sectional Tournament initially looked to set up a sectional semifinal match-up between Eleva-Strum and top-seeded...
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Mystery author visits Augusta with killer perspective
M. E. May recently visited the Augusta Memorial Public Library to present on the factors of her books; psychological profiles of serial killers and the topic of criminology.
On Saturday, M. E. May, author of the Circle City Mystery Series, which examines the fictional encounters of criminals and law enforcement, visited the Augusta Memorial Public Library to speak about...
Zambia Always Wins
Volunteer Alexa Moore shares a moment with her host brother Joseph during her time spent with the Peace Corps in Zambia Africa. Moore is currently in the country, and will continue to volunteer for the next 10 months.
Alexa MooreContributor I had already written an article for this month. It explained the conditions the teachers and pupils face in the Zambian education system and those who give me hope for Zambia’...

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