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Knowing stroke signs can save a life when every minute counts
MILWAUKEE – A stroke can change a life in an instant. In the minutes after symptoms begin, quick action can help protect the brain, reduce long-term disability and save a life, according to the American Stroke Association, a division of the American Heart Association. In rural communities, where EMS responses can be delayed and minutes…
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Adams Lutheran Church 170th Anniversary continued from front
Adams Lutheran Church will be celebrating their 170th Anniversary on Sunday, May 17 at the Adams Lutheran Church, N7148 County Road A, Argyle, with a worship service at 10 a.m. and traditional Norwegian lunch at 11 a.m. with special music and a project table. The Adams Lutheran congregation began in 1856 when Norwegians in the…
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‘How the system doesn’t work – and also how it should’ Blanchardville family launches nonprofit dedicated to mental health
Bipolar disorder is a bit of a mystery to some, but, to the Colson and Willborn families, it’s always been front and center. The late Pam (Willborn) Colson lived a very normal life – dedicated to work, family, her two kids. Yet, she and her family grappled with the effects of a serious mental illness…
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Pec grad earns state girls basketball coaching award
When Stacy Skemp was playing basketball at Pecatonica High School, coaching the sport was never really on her mind. More than 20 years later, she’s been named the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association’s Division 2 Coaching Achievement Award winner for 2025-26 in recognition of several successful seasons coaching the Milton girls program. “You don’t do this…
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Welcome to the digital age: Pecatonica Leader gets a website
This month the Pecatonica Valley Leader and the Mineral Point Democrat recently launched a brand-new website. The Dodgeville Chronicle also received an upgrade to their digital platform. All of this couldn’t have been done without the partnership with Geek Powered of Argyle. All three newspapers can now be found online: People can look up news,…
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Lafayette County Sheriff’s Department Activity
April 29 6:25 a.m. A deputy responded to Old Q Road, Argyle Township for livestock on the roadway.10:48 p.m. A deputy, Wiota Fire, Wiota First Response and Argyle EMS responded to STH 78, Wiota Township for a onevehicle accident. Nicholas Stubbendick, 33, Gratiot was operating his 2004 Dodge when he struck a cow. Minor injuries…
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Green County Dairy Queens say Farewell to their year of rein
Izzy Isely is a sophomore at Argyle High School who lives in rural Argyle with her parents, Heath and Samantha Isely and Siblings Olivia 22, Ole 16 and Vesper 13. She loves keeping busy and is passionate about everything she does, from the classroom to the farm. Academically, she pushes herself to succeed and her…
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Upland Hills Health welcomes new pediatrician specializing in behavioral health, dermatology, and complex pediatric care
DODGEVILLE, WI – Upland Hills Health is pleased to announce the addition of Dr. Ankura Kadakia to its medical staff, expanding access to comprehensive, high-quality care for children from newborns through adolescence. Dr. Ankura Kadakia brings a clinical focus area in children’s behavioral and brain health, pediatric dermatology-including acne, and complex care for patients with…
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Pecatonica State Forensics Team Results
State Forensics scores are finally in, and we would like to congratulate every member of Pecatonica’s high school team on an incredible year! Earning bronze medals for their solo performances were Eden Marquardt and Mazie Theorin. Receiving silver ratings for solo performances were Rachel Underly, Scarlett Jacoby, and Avery Hughes. Also earning silver ratings for…
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Argyle Junior Prom held at Legacy on Saturday, May 2
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