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The ceremony at Cabela’s in remembrance of 9/11 was a powerful and an aptly reflective one. (Photos by Correne Martin)
Pastor Andy Doll spoke to around 75 emergency responders and citizens attending the Rembrance Ceremony about the purpose of our country’s first responders and how they face fear in the name of “Liberty and Justice for all.” “Without great tragedy, you won’t have triumph,” he stated.
Dennis Kirschbaum and his fellow Prairie du Chien Honor Guard members solemnly walk the American flag through the crowd Saturday to the flagpole, where they then raised and lowered it to half-staff.
The Honor Guard and bugler performed a beautiful flag raising and lowering for the occasion.
Jerry Letcher, 3rd District American Legionnaire, salutes the flag, carried by Honor Guard members to be flown in front of Cabela’s for Saturday’s ceremony.
Nine first responder units from the Prairie du Chien, Marquette and McGregor area received these small commemorative banners in appreciation of their sacrifices, desire and passion. All were signed with thanks from Cabela’s staff.
McGregor Hook & Ladder members participating in the 9/11 remembrance ceremony and first responder tribute Saturday morning at Cabela’s were (from left) Isaac Sauer, Justin Meyer, Tom Sauer and Tyler Thornton.
As Saturday’s event concluded, Cabela’s General Manager Pat Connaughty pointed out the sunshine rising above the bluffs, upon the American flag.
Joe Delagrave eyes his next move during one of five rugby matches at the Tokyo Paralympic Games last month.
As co-captain of Team USA, Prairie du Chien’s hometown boy, Joe Delagrave, was front and center for much of the wheelchair rugby competition and appearances. He was a constant voice for the men on and off the court as they worked their way to a silver medal. (Photos by Lexi Coon)
Joe Delagrave looks down the court, flanked by teammate Jeff Butler (right) and Canada's Zak Madell.
Firefighter Tim Deluhery Jr., of Prairie du Chien, experienced the physicality and emotions of the 9/11 stair climb at Lambeau Field for the first time last Friday.
Joanne White, Ferryville Vision & Promotion Board co-chair (with Sherry Quamme) spoke during the dedication of the new $79,000 playground installed last year at Sugar Creek Park. (Photo by Correne Martin)
A group of Ferryville Vision & Promotion Board members, village officials, project donors, etc. were on hand for the official ribbon cutting.
Cameron, Charlie and Clara McCracken, of Ferryville, got the chance to pose during the playground dedication inside the cutouts of this unique mural, created by Kay Campbell, of Ferryville, and Hans Gill, of Seneca.
Debbie Hofsaess of Decorah, Iowa, smiles as she maneuvers her Haflinger horse and her Road Cart carriage in the arena Friday afternoon at the 40th annual Carriage Classic on the Villa Louis grounds on St. Feriole Island. Debbie participated in the Novice Driver Division and the Sporting Day of Traditional Driving - Large Pony Class. There were 139 competitors at this year’s event which was held on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. (Photos by Ted Pennekamp)
Susie Haszelbart of Elizabeth, Colo., enjoys a practice in the arena with her Haflinger horse and her Wicker Phaeton carriage Friday afternoon.
Sheri Houtakker of Caddot, Wis., guides her Hackney Pony and Pony Cart in the Villa Louis Carriage Classic. Houtakker competed in the Novice Driver Division, Carriage Dog Class, and Sporting Day of Traditional Driving-Small Pony/VSE Class.
