A proposed settlement for more than $4 million has been reached in the lawsuit brought by former Iowa football players who alleged racial discrimination in coach Kirk Ferentz’s program. State Auditor Rob Sand disclosed the proposed settlement and was scheduled… Source: LacrosseTribune.com
Read moreEmily M. (Hynek) Christianson, 86, of rural Hillsboro, has taught her final lesson. She passed away Saturday, March 4, 2023, due to a stroke that occurred on February 19th. Emily was born on Millard’s Prairie in Juneau County to Frank and Agnes (Wopat) Hynek. Elsie (Picha) Wopat delivered her into this world on June 11, 1936. Emily and her family would live near Yuba, White City, and eventually land on the former Alphonse Wopat farm near Hillsboro in 1945. Emily remained on the farm throughout her life. Emily attended the one-room White City Country School before beginning 3rd grade in Hillsboro with Mrs. Doris Mitchell as her teacher.
Read moreRichard “Dick” LeRoy Bonney was born on December 1, 1933, to Kenneth and Gladys (Loomis) Bonney in La Crosse, Wisconsin. Following graduation from Prairie du Chien High School, he went on to obtain his Bachelor’s Degree from North Central College, as well as a Master’s Degree in Divinity from Evangelical Theological Seminary; both in Naperville, Illinois. On April 5, 1958 he married Jean Eleanor Kesselring. Together they shared nearly 65 years of marriage and four loving, supportive children. Richard devoted his career to working as a Pastor, sharing his strong faith and love for God with others. Richard served in parishes in Cascade, Plymouth, Eden, Waldo, Hingum, Richfield, and
Read moreUniversity of Wisconsin System President Jay Rothman says students participating in the Wisconsin Tuition Promise have “skin in the game.” Rothman was asked about the program last week at the Capitol. Assembly Colleges and Universities Committee Chair Dave Murhpy (R-Greendale) said some lawmakers would like to be able to bring some students into the system […] Source: WRN.com
Read moreA proposed settlement for more than $4 million has been reached in the lawsuit brought by former Iowa football players who alleged racial discrimination in coach Kirk Ferentz’s program. State Auditor Rob Sand disclosed the proposed settlement and was scheduled… Source: LacrosseTribune.com
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