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Baseball Mauston 15 Adams-Friendship 5 Stratford 5 Nekoosa 2 Brookwood 6 La Farge 5 Kickapoo 10 Hillsboro 8 Onalaska 10 Tomah 1 Ithaca 17 Weston 3   WIAA Regional Quarterfinal Softball Scores Nekoosa 11 Neillsville 1 Necedah 16 Montello 14 (Hannah Hunkins 4×5 2RBI’s for Necedah) La Crosse Logan 25 Mauston 1 Alma-Center Lincoln 20 New Lisbon 14   Regular Season Softball Games Cochrane Fountain City 4 Brookwood 2 La Crosse Aquinas 14 Cashton 8 Tomah 3 Wisconsin Rapids 2 Portage 23 Westfield 6 Source: WRJC.com

The Mauston Golden Eagles Baseball team clinched an outright South Central Conference Championship by taking down Adams-Friendship 15-5 in 6 innings Thursday evening.  Mauston took advantage of 2 big Green Devils errors and walks to score their first 9 runs of the game on just two hits. One of those hits was a big one a 3 run double by Brady Baldwin that gave Mauston a 4-0 lead in the 2nd inning.  Mauston would add at least a run in every inning the rest of the way to earn the victory.  Baldwin had 5RBI’s from the leadoff spot for Mauston.  Andrey Tougas added a 2 run triple for Mauston in

Denis M. Collopy, age 64, of Grand Marsh, Wisconsin passed away unexpectedly on Monday, May 13, 2024, at his home. A celebration of life will be held at a later date. Denis was born August 5, 1959, in Enterprise Oregon to Richard and Rosetta Collopy. He graduated from High School in Elgin, Oregon. Denis married Melody Rothe on January 12, 1995, in Ft. Collins, Colorado. He worked as a delivery driver for Holiday Wholesale. Denis enjoyed being outdoors and was an avid gardener.  He also enjoyed doing yardwork, watching the birds & squirrels, and fishing. Denis was preceded in death by his parents and one brother. Survivors include his wife:

Reporter Raymond Neupert talks with Wisconsin Consumer Protection administrator Michelle Reinen about digital goods and whether or not you actually own those movies and songs you buy online. Source: WRN.com

After 73 years and a long fight with the Army, a Korean War veteran from Minnesota who was wounded in combat is set to finally get his Purple Heart. The U.S. Army notified 96-year-old Earl Meyer last month that it… Source: LacrosseTribune.com