February 2022

Wed
16
Feb

Belleville Band Department Honors its Senior Members

On February 11th, the senior members of the pep band were honored at the boys basketball game. These students have been involved in the music program for the past seven years and have dedicated many hours and nights in service to the school and community at various events. Mrs. Meir would like to thank them for their dedication, enthusiasm, and outstanding musicianship throughout the years. Best wishes in your future endeavors!

Wed
16
Feb

Primrose Youth Ready to Serve

Sunday, February 27, 2022, will be the 21st annual Pancake Breakfast to support Primrose Youth with Sugar Creek Camp Scholarships.
Menu will include “All you can eat” Pancakes and Fruit Toppings, Scrambled Eggs, Fresh Sausage Links, Colby & Muenster Cheese, Apple and Orange Juice, and Coffee.
This will be a dine in or carry out event. Serving will begin immediately after worship at 10:00 a.m., please come at 9:00 a.m. and join us for inside worship. We do require masks and everyone is spaced out in the church and for breakfast.

Wed
16
Feb

Don't Put Cost of New Library on the Backs of New Glarus Businesses and Residents

Dear Editor,
I read with alarm a recent letter to the editor, in which the author outlines supplemental funding options for both the construction and the operation of a new library in New Glarus.
Regarding construction costs, a bit of background is in order. State statute limits the amount of debt a municipality can incur. This cap exists to protect residents and businesses from local governments incurring crippling debt service costs that result in crushing property tax burdens.

Wed
16
Feb

Student News

<strong>Anderson Named to 2021 Fall Semester Dean’s List at Minnesota State Mankato</strong>

Wed
16
Feb

Stein Rear Named College Baseball Coach of the Year

Carroll University Baseball Coach, New Glarus Native and a former Glarner Knights Baseball Coach, Stein Rear, was named as the 'Wisconsin College Baseball Coach Of The Year' on Saturday, February 12, 2022, at the Wisconsin Baseball Association noon luncheon at the Marriott in Middleton.

Wed
09
Feb

Bowling

<strong>Socialites</strong>
01/11/2022
Team Standings: Nice Pair 28-14; Got Bugs 24.5-17.5; 2 Pins 2 Splits 21-21; Mother Gutters 18-24; Splittin Lips 17.5-24.5; The Swingers 10-32
High Game: Brent Helwig 222; Melissa Carlson 189; Dan Carlson 188
High Series: Brent Helwig 556; Tom Grady 491; Tami Davis 484
High Team Game: Nice Pair 662
High Team Series: Nice Pair 1822
<strong>Balls N Bags</strong>
01/15/2022

Wed
09
Feb

Sugar River Euchre

It has been said that skunks are more prevalent in the spring of the year, but I’m not sure that’s true based on the couple of skunks the Sugar River Euchre League experienced on February 3rd. After picking on a fellow teammate for being skunked the previous week (January 27th), Shuffler Erik Massey had to eat his words after getting skunked himself this week, along with partner Ed Chancellor, by Mounties Jim Day and Tom Magnuson. Shortly thereafter, River Rats Gordie Miller and Kurt Beutel were skunked by Cowboys Don Field and Dean Disch. Rarely does a team with a skunk win the match.

Wed
09
Feb

Syse, Belleville, Bounce NG In Capitol Conference Showdown

Friday, February 4, 2022. In a game that had “<i>must win</i>” written all over it for two teams vying for a conference title, it was the Wildcats of Belleville that would emerge the victor on their home floor, 76-69, largely behind the 27-point performance of Carson Syse and his team’s swarming, indefatigable defense. Oh yeah, it was a rivalry game too!

Wed
09
Feb

Belleville Wildcats Girls Basketball Split Their Games this Week

On Tuesday, February 1st, the Wildcats hosted the Deerfield Demons. This game was a battle for both teams to try and get their offenses going, especially in the first half, which saw the Wildcats go into the locker room with a 20-18 lead. In the second half, the Wildcats came out with a lot more defensive energy allowing them to score more, offensively shutting down the Demon's offense even more than in the first half. This led to the Wildcats coming away with a 46-32 victory.

Wed
09
Feb

Lady Knights Take Down Waterloo

The New Glarus Lady Knights hosted Columbus on February 1st. Columbus took a 25-12 lead into halftime and ultimately won the game, but it was a close one due to the Knights’ offense scoring 37 points in the second half. The final score was Columbus 53, New Glarus 49.
Leading New Glarus with 17 points was Lindsey Schadewalt. She also had 5 rebounds, 1 assist and 2 steals. Elle Lancaster scored 14 points and had 3 rebounds, 1 assist and 1 steal and Grace Nommensen scored 8 points and had 6 rebounds, 2 assists and 2 steals.

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