Sample a variety of regional wines and beers at the Lazy River Beer and Wine Festival, held Saturday, June 26, from 2 to 6 p.m., on the Marquette riverfront. (Times-Register file photo)
Autumn Shaw digs a ball at first base, getting an out against Waukon. (Photos by Patience Kober)
Mackenzy Ruff had one of her strongest outings of the season in the June 18 loss to Waukon, allowing eight hits, two walks and four runs—only three of which were earned—over seven innings. She also tallied seven strikeouts.
Senior Max Havlicek powered the Bulldogs to the 5-2 victory over Clayton Ridge/Central on June 15, smacking two homers and throwing a one-hitter on the mound. (Photos by Audrey Posten)
Chauncy Drahn gets an out at first against the War Eagles. He also played well offensively, going 2-3 with an RBI.
Ben Krambeer races for home in the Bulldogs’ 5-2 win over Clayton Ridge/Central on June 15.
Karter Decker makes contact against the War Eagles.
Second baseman Cole Allert throws the ball to first base.
MFL MarMac runner Jacob Schellhorn dives back to first on a pick-off attempt.
Milford “Muff” Arthur Koehn, 92, of Elkader, passed away at the Edgewood Nursing Home on Thursday, June 3, 2021. He was born on Jan. 16, 1929, in rural Clayton County, Cox Creek Township, to William and Rose Anne (Behrens) Koehn.
Raymond Paul Wille, 85, of Guttenberg, died Monday, June 14, 2021, at home surrounded by his family. He was born on Dec. 17, 1935, at home near Clayton, the son of Joseph and Theresa (Schaefers) Wille.
One of McGregor’s most historic homes is remaining a lodging establishment—but with a new name. The Stauer House Bed and Breakfast, located at 629 Main St., is now Point Ann Place, a whole house rental available on the sites Airbnb and Vrbo. (Submitted photos)
Aside from the addition of a rec family area in the basement, which offers a big screen smart TV, card table and games and puzzles, new owners Joan and Paul Burns have made few changes to the home.
The home, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was built in 1882. “The light fixtures, furnishings, photographs, historic documents from the Stauer and Ramage families—that really makes it priceless,” said owner Joan Burns.
Point Ann Place has six bedrooms and 5.5 baths, and can host up to 12 guests.
Point Ann Place offers a full kitchen for guests to utilize.
