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Hillsboro Downs La Farge in Softball Action
The Hillsboro Tigers defeated La Farge 12-4 in non-conference softball action Tuesday evening. Hillsboro scored in every inning on their way to victory. Harper Sullivan got the win in the circle, pitching 5 effective innings giving up 3runs on just 1hit. Michelle Hora, Maddie Herritz, and Hayden Bohn each had a pair of hits for the Tigers. Herritz and Bohn both had a pair of RBI’s while Hora added a double and a triple. Kadence Lawrence had 3 run double for the Wildcats. Hillsboro improves to 4-2 on the season.
Grand Marsh Man Found Guilty in Juneau County Murder
47 Year old Donald Dalberg been found guilty of 15 counts, including First-degree Intentional Homicide and Mutilating a Corpse, according to On-line record.
Dalberg, of Grand Marsh, was convicted of first-degree intentional homicide in connection with the murder of Floyd Burdick, 57.
On January 18, 2024, reports of a deceased man along County Highway M were called into the Juneau County Sheriff’s Office. The caller reported finding a body that appeared to have been burned and left in the snow.
Dalberg will face sentencing in Juneau County in May.
Learn About Vaccines at Terrace Heights
The public is invited to join the tenants of Terrace Heights Retirement Community in Mauston on Wednesday, April 23, at 2:00 p.m. for an informative and engaging presentation about vaccines in older adults, presented by Mile Bluff’s Pharmacist, Craig Griffis.
Whether you’re a senior, a caregiver or just want to stay in the know, you will not want to miss this opportunity.
This event is free and open to the public, but space is limited. Call 608-847-2377 to reserve your spot today!
Ask about a facility tour; apartments are now available.
To see more events like this, check out the upcoming events page at milebluff.com.
Local Prep Scores from Monday 4/14
Softball
Royall 7 Wonewoc-Center 0
Hillsboro 7 Cashton 6 (Maddie Herritz walk off single in bottom of 8th for Hillsboro)
Brookwood 7 Necedah 6 (8Innings)
Bangor 9 New Lisbon 6
Nekoosa 11 Athens 0
Westfield 20 Princeton/Green Lake 7
Adams-Friendship 16 Montello 0
Baraboo 11 Wisconsin Dells 2
Wauzeka-Steuben 17 Weston 0
Wauzeka-Steuben 15 Weston 0
Baseball
Royall 21 Wonewoc-Center 2
Bangor 21 New Lisbon 0
Brookwood 14 Necedah 4
Hillsboro 8 Cashton 6
Holmen 15 Tomah 12
Weston 7 Wauzeka-Steuben 0
Nekoosa 5 Athens 3
Lodi 17 Westfield 2
Beaver Dam 18 Adams-Friendship 4
Klipstein’s Pitching Leads Lady Panthers Over Wonewoc-Center
The Royall Panther softball team got a strong pitching performance from Ashleigh Klipstein in a 7-0 victory over Wonewoc-Center Monday evening. Klipstein pitched a complete game shutout giving up just 3hits walking none while striking out 10. Royall took advantage of walks issued by Wonewoc-Center to notch their 7runs. Royall scored 7 runs on just two base hits but took advantage of 10walks. Aunika Wopat and Piper Purcell each had an RBI for Royall. Callissa Keller, Mattison Preuss, and Olivia Peesel all had base hits for Wonewoc-Center in the loss. Royall improves to 2-0 in the Scenic Bluffs Conference and 3-3 overall while Wonewoc-Center drops to 0-2 in the Scenic Bluffs Conference and 1-2 overall.
Local Prep Scores from Over the Weekend
Baseball
Portage 19 Mauston 8
Portage 13 Mauston 3
Pewaukee 8 Reedsburg 0
Reedsburg 12 Cudahy 2
Viroqua 5 Bangor 4
Bangor 5 Onalaska 3
Wisconsin Rapids 5 Tomah 3
Tomah 7 Wisconsin Rapids 6
Softball
Tomah 7 Madison Edgewood 4
Tomah 9 Madison Memorial 4
New Lisbon Track & Field Hosts Meet
Mile Bluff Urgent Care Relocating to New Mauston Location
Mile Bluff Medical Center has announced that its urgent care services will soon be moving to a new, more convenient location inside the Mile Bluff Gateway Center. Beginning Monday, April 21, urgent care will be available at 406 Gateway Avenue in Mauston.
The new facility is designed to continue providing the same high-quality, compassionate care the community has come to expect. Patients can look forward to a modern and comfortable environment for addressing urgent medical needs.
Currently, the emergency and urgent care departments at Mile Bluff share the same space at the main campus in Mauston. This can sometimes make it difficult for patients to know where to go for care. Understanding the difference between urgent care and emergency services can save time, money, and stress—and it can make a big difference in how quickly a patient receives treatment.
NEW Urgent Care Hours:
Beginning April 21, urgent care will be open 7 days a week from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
This marks an expansion of hours, providing patients with more flexibility and access to care when they need it most.
No appointment is necessary to receive care, and patients are seen in the order of arrival. The urgent care team is available to help with a wide range of non-life-threatening medical concerns.
When to Visit Urgent Care vs. the Emergency Room
- Urgent Care is ideal for non-life-threatening issues such as:
- Minor cuts, sprains, or strains
- Cold, flu, or allergies
- Infections (e.g., urinary tract or ear infections)
- Deep bruises or rashes
- Emergency Room (ER) care is for serious, life-threatening conditions such as:
- Chest pain, difficulty breathing, or heart attack symptoms
- Stroke symptoms, head injuries, or loss of consciousness
- Uncontrolled bleeding, severe burns, or deep cuts
- Sudden or severe abdominal pain
In emergency situations, Mile Bluff’s Emergency Room remains open 24/7 at the main campus, located at 1050 Division Street in Mauston.
Mile Bluff Medical Center is committed to ensuring a smooth transition as urgent care services move to the new Gateway Avenue location. The organization thanks the community for its continued trust and looks forward to welcoming patients to the updated space.
St. Joe’s Memorial Foundation to host delicious soup and salad lunch.
St. Joseph’s Memorial Foundation will be hosting a soup and salad lunch fundraiser on Tuesday, April 22 at Gundersen St. Joseph’s Hospital.
Lunch is $10 per person and includes a 12oz soup of your choice, Caesar salad, bread, and cookie. All soups are prepared in house by St. Joe’s Café and choices include cheesy broccoli, French onion, or cheeseburger soup.
Lunch is available 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Gundersen St. Joseph’s Hospital. All funds raised go to support the programs of St. Joseph’s Memorial Foundation. In recognition of administrative professional’s day, lunch delivery will be provided to local businesses.
Businesses seeking delivery can direct questions to Dan Howard at djhoward@gundersenhealth.org.