Timmer to appear in court on March 15 By Kellen Olshefski Editor The first of three Elkhorn men charged with 2nd degree sexual assault of a child under 16 years of age appeared in Walworth County Circuit Court for his preliminary hearing today. Following the hearing, Gage Timmer has been […]
Month: February 2014
Off to state!
East Troy sends six wrestlers to state championships By Dan Truttschel Sports Correspondent There will be no shortage of East Troy school colors at this weekend’s Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association State Wrestling Tournament in Madison, that’s for sure. In fact, this year marks the most qualifiers the program has had […]
Boys end regular season on a win
By Dan Truttschel Sports Correspondent The East Troy High School boys basketball team’s final regular season contest last week gave coach Darryl Rayfield a chance to see where his squad was at prior to the start of the post-season. And for the most part, he was pleased with what he […]
Girls fall to Westosha, 58-41
By Dan Truttschel Sports Correspondent Little went right on either end of the floor Monday night for the East Troy High School girls basketball team. And the end result was a disappointing non-conference setback. Host Westosha Central jumped out to a 17-8 first-quarter lead and never looked back in a […]
A study in art
East Troy’s Sammi Clark (right) helps Genevieve Miranda, Whitewater, with an art project at Washington Elementary School’s Soup-er Arts Night on Feb. 21 in Whitewater. The event is a major fundraiser for Washington’s Parents and Teacher Together organization. (Tom Ganser photo)
School Board hears request to name baseball field after Brad Mysliwski
By Tracy Ouellette Editor Former East Troy High School baseball coach Steve Douglas spoke to the East Troy Community School District Board of Education Monday night about the possibility of naming the baseball fields at the school in honor of former East Troy player Brad Mysliwski. Mysliwski, a 1999 graduate […]
Winter’s grip won’t release ice shanties
DNR Hotline ready for anglers’ calls This winter is not going anywhere fast – and neither are some ice shanties regardless of what the Wisconsin laws say. The Department of Natural Resources understands the ice shanty removal issues anglers in parts of Wisconsin are facing and is ready assist by […]
Alleged heroin sellers appear in court
By Vicky Wedig Editor Four of the eight people charged in connection with a heroin-selling ring in Delavan and Lake Geneva appeared in court last week and early this week. Two of the other four are scheduled to make appearances this week. Police expect to make additional arrests as the […]
Girls pick up two conference wins
Comets lose to Burlington, move to 4-9 By Jennifer Cesarz Correspondent The Delavan-Darien High School girls basketball team picked up two Southern Lakes Conference wins last week. The Comets beat Burlington 49-39 and Elkhorn 49-45 before falling to Burlington, 38-31 to move to 4-9 in the conference. “I thought we […]
Snowmobiler dies in crash on Delavan Lake
Agencies found body after family reported man missing Sunday morning A 51-year-old Town of Delavan man died early Sunday in a snowmobile crash on the Delavan Lake Inlet. The family of Victor Haman reported him missing at about 8:15 a.m. Sunday, according to Town of Delavan police. They said Haman […]
