Reaching great heights
Tucker Wildes releases a shot under the basket early in the first half against Wauzeka-Steuben on Saturday. Wildes tallied 6 points for the Panthers and led against Hillsboro with 18 points. Royall won its sectional and played in the state tournament, facing Newman Catholic, on Friday morning at the Kohl Center. The Panthers fell to Newman Catholic 42–52.
Panthers advance to sectionals
After the first two rounds of Division 5 boys basketball regional play, the Royall boys basketball team advanced to the regional final round, hosting Cochrane-Fountain City on March 4. Royall led 38-27 at halftime and secured the win 85-58 to advance to sectionals.
Brookwood theater is ready!
Brookwood students will perform “A Voice in the Dark: A Salem Story" Saturday, March 4, at 7 p.m. and Sunday, March 5, at 2 p.m. in the Classic Gym.
Archives
Frustration grows over Norwalk Fire Department’s billing system
March 17th, 2023by County Line
The method used by the Norwalk Fire Department to bill calls has generated conflict with the village.
Wilton awards bid for softball field
March 17th, 2023by County Line
Wilton accepted a bid for its new softball field Monday, with the board voting unanimously to award the contract to Dirt Monkey Excavating of Cashton for $74,510.
N-O-W hires engineer to create track design
March 17th, 2023by County Line
After meeting in a closed session Monday, the Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton Board of Education agreed to hire TSP Engineers of Rochester, Minn., to create schematic design for a new track and field.
New rules for mobile homes in Ontario: Board to require photos, approval
March 17th, 2023by County Line
Depending on how you look at it, moving a mobile home into Ontario just became more or less difficult after the village board approved a new set of rules at its regular meeting Monday.
Kendall Lions Club’s Fundfest set for April 1
March 9th, 2023by County Line
The Kendall Lions Club's Fundfest will be Saturday, April 1, at the Kendall Community Hall.
Royall works toward offering London trip
March 2nd, 2023by County Line
Speaking at Monday’s board of education meeting, Royall English teacher Josh Benson put forward a proposal to host a London trip for the school’s Advanced Placement students in English.
Wilton to bid softball field for second time
March 2nd, 2023by County Line
At a special meeting last week, the Wilton Village Board agreed to rebid its softball field project plus put its lighting project out for bid.
Brandau Sale Barn up for demolition
February 23rd, 2023by County Line
In August 2018, disastrous flooding swept through our river valleys, wiping out sections of Ontario’s and Kendall’s downtowns.
Farmers market to return in Ontario
February 16th, 2023by County Line
It appears that Ontario farmers market will reappear with revisions this summer.
Kendall hires new clerk/treasurer
February 16th, 2023by County Line
The Kendall Village Board hired Cassandra Kiel as its new clerk/treasurer at a special meeting Jan. 11.
Wilton tables softball field project
February 16th, 2023by County Line
Though the Wilton Village Board accepted bids for its proposed softball field Monday, it tabled further action on the matter.
Community
Ontario Public Library offers two book groups
South Side News for March 16
N-O-W takes part in math contest
Wilton Public Library to host events next week
Senior menus for March 20–24
Obituaries
Thomas Alfred Johnson (full obituary)
Thomas A. (‘TJ’ or ‘Swede’) Johnson
Alice M. Brooks
Rudolph John Brueggeman
Muriel Calhoon
Opinion
Letter to the editor: IRS funding should be restored
Your Right to Know: Public still paying for fraud probe records fights
Commentary: How are Wisconsin women doing under the 1849 abortion ban?
Letter to the editor: N-O-W referendum — be informed
Letter to the editor: Referendum question on reproductive rights should be Vernon County ballot
Backtalk
It’s time to assess women’s future and past
Wilton is among towns that have a history of drag
With Hulu series, furor over ‘The 1619 Project’ continues
We need to reconsider our expectations for police
Antisemitism is alive and well
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