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Marshall Ice Fisheree Festival offers chance to win prizes, get outdoors
Fireman’s Park in Marshall will come alive next weekend with skating, snow sculpting and, of course, ice fishing during the Lions Club’s annual Ice Fisheree Festival Jan. 19-20. Events are planned for all ages to get out and enjoy the outdoors for one of the club’s largest fundraisers of the year. “It’s a fundraiser kind of disguised as a bunch of fun outdoor activities that encourages all ages to get...
Karl Junginger Memorial Library Calendar, Jan. 11 - Jan. 17
Find more information about these events and others on the library website at www.waterloo.lib.wi.us. The Karl Junginger Memorial Library is no longer able to coordinate the Senior Dining (Meals on Wheels) in the new year. Effective Jan. 1, Waterloo participants will need to contact Jefferson County’s Aging & Disability Resource Center at 920-674 -8134 to join home-delivered meals and receive assistance with scheduling. ...
Marshall, Waterloo wrestling update
As the calendar flips from 2023 to 2024, the wrestling programs at Marshall and Waterloo are starting to take form. Injuries and shuffling of appropriate weight classes hampered production for both squads early on in the campaign. In recent weeks, though, both have shown steps toward improvement. This comes just in time, too, as Capitol Conference season is set to kick off soon. Most recently, Marshall took on the Rocket Scramble at Cedar Grove-Belgium High School on Saturday, Jan. 6. Short a few participants, only...
Village of Marshall declares snow emergency
The Village of Marshall Director of Public Works has declared a Snow Emergency that will go into effect at 3 a.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 9. The Snow Emergency will run until 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 10. When a snow emergency has been declared, no street parking is allowed during the declaration or until it has been canceled. Also, Village Hall Office will be closed tomorrow due to the predicted...
Applicants sought for Badger Girls State program
All Waterloo High School junior girls can be a participant in the Badger Girls State program. The session will be held June 16-21, on the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Campus. Brochures are available online along with the details of this opportunity for learning. This is a leadership conference where participants learn by doing. The website: www.alabgs.org has all the information to answer your questions. The American Legion Auxiliary Badger Girls...
Stubby's Bowl scores
Tuesday, Jan. 2- Tuesday Maunesha: High Team Series-Patio Pounders 1997. High Team Game- Handy Appliance 726. Kolton Jurss 601(212-210), Jonathan Schoemann 574(203-204), Kirk Gehler 541, Tom Bong 528(221), Jeff Bettin 513, Paul Kelly 501. Wednesday, Jan. 3- Wednesday AM: High Team Series-Spades 1921. High Team Game-Spades 730. Mike Ploc 515(212), Jonathan Schoemann 513, Bob Hauptli...
Stubby's Bowl scores
Tuesday, Jan. 2- Tuesday Maunesha: High Team Series-Patio Pounders 1997. High Team Game- Handy Appliance 726. Kolton Jurss 601(212-210), Jonathan Schoemann 574(203-204), Kirk Gehler 541, Tom Bong 528(221), Jeff Bettin 513, Paul Kelly 501. Wednesday, Jan. 3- Wednesday AM: High Team Series-Spades 1921. High Team Game-Spades 730. Mike Ploc 515(212), Jonathan Schoemann 513, Bob Hauptli...
Marshall's comeback falls just short against Lodi
The Marshall boys basketball team built strong momentum in the month of December. Against entirely non-conference opponents and for the most part without star junior guard Kenyon Miggins, the Cardinals at one point won five straight games in the midst of a 6-4 start. This strong start nearly evaporated right before the start of Capitol - South conference play. That five-game winning streak had come to an end at the hands of Beloit Turner, 59-53, on Thursday, Dec. 28 at the Dodgeville Dodger Classic. Things...
Winnowings
10 Years Ago Jan. 5, 2014 The City of Sun Prairie will host a meeting relating to the City of Sun Prairie-City of Madison bike trail link soon. The joint project will construct a 10-foot-wide pedestrian/bicycle path from the Highway 151 underpass that will connect the Terra Court pedestrian/bicycle path to the bicycle lanes on Hoepker Road in 2014. ...
Stage set for spring Marshall municipal elections
Andrea Andrews was the only village board trustee up for reelection to declare non-candidacy for the race upcoming this spring. Andrews will instead run for District 20's Dane County Board seat. Julie Bowman has filed candidacy to fill the would-be vacant village board position. Elesa Kinders, also a board trustee, has filed for candidacy to run again. Lastly, Christopher Campbell will also be putting his name into the hat as the incumbent candidate for village president once more. Campbell is being challenged by former village president and board trustee John Schuepbach. All candidates for these races will appear on residents' ballots for the spring election on Tuesday, April 2.
Marshall schools open for walking
Those looking to walk for fitness but wanting to avoid icy sidewalks can find a venue for an inside workout. The Marshall School District is offering Free Winter Walking to community members at the high school from 6 - 7 a.m. Monday-Friday from now through April 30. The district asks that community members stop by the high school office between 8:30 am - 3:30 p.m. to complete a one-time brief...
Waterloo girls win back-to-back to kick losing streak
Explaining the early portion of the Waterloo girls basketball season takes some nuance. Sure, a 3-6 record heading into last week doesn't look great on paper, but the Pirates had their work cut out for them with a brutal schedule. Waterloo endured a pair of three-game losing streaks to quality teams. The first came to a trio of Capitol - North conference opponents, Poynette, Lodi, and Columbus. The Pirates broke that streak with a road win over Horicon. Next was another tough stretch with Jefferson,...
In Marshall, Lions provide gift of skating rink
As temperatures fall, the Village of Marshall can look forward to a new ice skating rink. The Marshall Lions gifted the rink to the village just prior to Christmas. The location of the rink playground equipment expands the available winter activities in the park while providing a safe skating area. “The rink is the result...
Waterloo couple paints by the book
Great literature, historically speaking, has inspired a variety of artists and individuals to create and achieve great things, both personally and culturally. In Waterloo, Deb & Martin Art specializes in painting classic book covers– but they also do original creative renditions of timeless covers. For 30 years now, Martin Rowe and Debra Ehmann have been painting and creating together. They have lived in England, Australia, and elsewhere in Wisconsin before moving into their current studio in Waterloo seven years ago. ...
Top sports storylines of 2023 in Marshall and Waterloo
WATERLOO SOFTBALL'S RUN TO STATE Perhaps no event in 2023 showed the unity of the Waterloo community better than the Lady Pirates' appearance at the WIAA Division 4 state softball championship. The stands at the University of Wisconsin's Goodman Diamond were painted maroon and gold with fans showing up as early as two hours prior to the first pitch to cheer on Waterloo. Many aspects of Waterloo's incredible run made...
Stubby's Bowl scores
Tuesday, Dec. 26- Tuesday Maunesha: High Team Series-Handy Appliance 2125. High Team Game- Handy Appliance 775. Kolton Jurss 599(216-200), Jeff Bettin 576(225-225), Ken Scott 558(232), Jonathan Schoemann 546, Kirk Gehler 526(200), Dave Henning 516(205), Ben Zander 514. Wednesday, Dec. 27- Wednesday AM: High Team Series-Hearts 1670. High Team Game-Hearts 659. Mike Ploc 514(204). ...
2023: A year to remember in Marshall and Waterloo
The communities of Waterloo and Marshall both saw changes in 2023, from school referendums and the EMS service. All year long the Courier was there to record them the goings on in the communities. What follows is a look back at some of the year’s stories. WINTERAfter 45 years, Marshall Area EMS leaves a legacy...
Benny Marshall commits to UW-Platteville
The Waterloo football program has enjoyed a resurgence in the past three seasons. The Pirates have gone a combined 23-9 since 2021 with a trio of WIAA playoff appearances and one win in the postseason. A major element of the program’s success has been senior Benny Marshall. Marshall has done it all for the Pirates since stepping on the varsity field as a sophomore in the fall of 2021. He dominated multiple facets of the game, from traditional positions like safety and wide receiver as...
Wisconsin DNR updates
From Friday, Dec. 22- This time of year is all about spending quality time with friends and family. What better way to spend some quality time with loved ones than getting out and enjoying the last gun deer hunt of the year together? Wisconsin’s Holiday Hunt will take place in select farmland zone counties from Dec. 24, 2023 — Jan. 1, 2024. During the Holiday Hunt, only antlerless deer may...
Pirates put scare into successive Capitol - North squads
Success is relative for the Waterloo boys basketball program. The Pirates entered this season with just six wins in the past two seasons combined. Still, things seem to be on a course correction as they’ve won two of their first eight games in this new 2023-24 season. Ironically, Waterloo’s progress may be best measured by its two most recent losses rather than its wins. In the Pirates’ final week of competition in the month of December, they took a pair of trips to Capitol —...
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