February 2023

Tue
28
Feb

Clyde

Ralph and Roy Goodman; and sisters

Tue
28
Feb

5K Run/Walk Benefit for Elliot Larson

The Adams/Argyle Lutheran Churches are sponsoring a 5K run/walk benefit for Elliot Larson on Saturday, June 27, 2015, starting at 8:00 a.m., at the Argyle park.
Elliot Larson is a 16-month old boy, son of James and Emily Larson of Argyle. Elliot was born with Down's Syndrome, along with other medical issues. He has undergone several surgeries and may have more in the future. Elliot requires occupational, PT and speech therapy on a weekly basis, along with many doctor visits.

Tue
28
Feb

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Tue
28
Feb

Ponies Suffer Loss at Southwestern in Second Round of Regionals

In the second round of regional play, the Monticello softball team fell to Southwestern, 3-1.
^The Ponies led early 1-0 after two innings. Southwestern tied it up in the top of the third

Tue
28
Feb

Sports

Tue
28
Feb

Wildcats Succumb to Marshall, 12-2, in the Second Round of Regionals

In the second round of regional play, the Belleville softball team was dominated by Marshall, 12-2, in six innings.
^Not the way we wanted to end our season after playing so well the last few games. We started out on fire

Tue
28
Feb

Janelle Mathews

June

Tue
28
Feb

Monticello High School Students Urged to Take Pledge to Never Text and Drive

Students from Monticello High School learned recently about the dangers of texting while driving and were urged to take the pledge to never text behind the wheel at www.ItCanWait.com.
Monticello High School teamed up with AT&T, AAA, the Wisconsin State Patrol, and State Rep. Sondy Pope as part of the It Can Wait® movement to remind students that text messages can – and should – wait until after driving.
^In today's age of instant communication

Tue
28
Feb

Schools

Tue
28
Feb

Fifth Grade Students Participate in Colonial Wax Museum

Last Friday, Belleville fifth graders hosted a Colonial wax museum.
Students in Heather Tuckwood, Colleen McCarthy, Natalie Andersen, and Lacy Wolter's classrooms researched colonial characters, created posters and costumes.
When visitors pushed the button and asked suggested questions, the students could answer with the information that they had learned.
^The Colonial wax museum is my favorite project of the school year

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