Wintercade fishing brings frozen fun
Sold-out tournament raises funds for many area programs
February 2025
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Dragons rally for road win over HLWW
Litchfield split a pair of games last week, rebounding from a mistake-prone loss to Glencoe-Silver Lake Feb. 4 to beat Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted Friday.
Charging Dragons close regular season on high note
DCL opens Section 6AA team tourney tonight
LMS FIFTH-GRADERS OF THE MONTH
Litchfield Middle School announced its January Fifth-graders of the Month last week. Following are the students selected, along with comments from their teachers.
How to prepare for a lengthy renovation projects
Home renovations can increase resale value and outfit spaces to make them more accommodating to residents. Homeowners interested in remodeling projects understand that such undertakings are often a lengthy process. But the time spent waiting often is well worth it when the work is done and the finished product looks just as homeowners imagined.
County Board approves sale of forfeited property
Geinitz Avenue parcel is only one currently in county’s inventory
Senior meals one of many affected by attack on federal programs
This month my husband and I and other church volunteers are doing what we do periodically: delivering meals to elders in our community.
Hairwork on display at museum
Whenever we have a tour group at the museum, there’s a collection we are sure to point out. Some visitors find the display interesting. Others might find it a bit strange or even cringe-worthy. That’s because the artifacts in question are hair art — jewelry and artwork made entirely out of human hair.