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Tue
12
Jan

MFL MarMac's winning streak snapped

Submitted by admin on Tue, 01/12/2021 - 14:09

Carver Blietz-Bentien contributed four points and a team-high seven rebounds in the Bulldogs’ 48-44 loss to Clayton Ridge on Jan. 5. (Photos by Audrey Posten)

Max Havlicek puts up a contested shot in last week’s match-up with the Eagles.

Cayden Ball assesses the Clayton Ridge defense in last week’s loss. He had a team-high 17 points in the game.

Wyatt Powell attempts a three-pointer.

By Audrey Posten, Times-Register

The MFL MarMac boys basketball team entered play last week on a three-game winning streak, but failed to keep the momentum alive in losses to Clayton Ridge and North Fayette Valley.

The 48-44 loss to Clayton Ridge on Jan. 5 was especially tough. The Bulldogs raced ahead 17-4 in the first quarter and maintained a 25-13 lead into halftime. But the Eagles came roaring back in the third period, using a 20-6 run to edge ahead 33-31. They continued to hold the Bulldogs off in the fourth, winning by four points.

Tue
12
Jan

Bulldogs remain perfect in duals

Submitted by admin on Tue, 01/12/2021 - 14:03

By Audrey Posten, Times-Register

The MFL MarMac wrestling team remains perfect in duals this season with four more wins at the Upper Iowa Conference Duals at Riceville on Jan. 7. 

The night started with a 72-10 win over Clayton Ridge, which included 12 Bulldog victories due to forfeit. Koal Klenk lost his 106-pound match by 12-3 major decision and Nolan Lerch was pinned at 195 pounds.

Tue
12
Jan

Warrior wrestling is still a work in progress

Submitted by admin on Tue, 01/12/2021 - 14:01

By Willis Patenaude, Times-Register

It was a busy week for the Central wrestling program, with a girls meet at Anamosa, a dual at Riceville and hosting the Central Invitational. 

The girls took center stage at Anamosa, as Maria Medberry and Rebecca Suhr represented the school well. Medberry placed second in the 139-pound bracket, going 2-1 with two falls, and Suhr placed third at 147 pounds, going 1-2 with one fall. 

One of Medberry’s falls took only 12 seconds over Addison Juhl from Waverly-Shell Rock and Suhr’s lone fall came in a swift 20 seconds over Corrigan Wilson from Marion.

Tue
12
Jan

Central girls basketball team back to its winning ways

Submitted by admin on Tue, 01/12/2021 - 14:00

Haley Frieden dribbles around an Ed-Co defender in Central’s 58-52 victory last week.

Delaney Scherf shoots a free throw against Ed-Co. She had 14 points in the Central win.

By Willis Patenaude, Times-Register

The Central girls basketball team returned to its winning ways after the holiday break, defeating Edgewood-Colesburg 58-52 and routing Postville 55-27 this past week. 

The team showed a little vacation rust in the first half against Ed-Co, trailing 28-21 before cutting into the lead coming out of halftime. The Warriors eventually took the lead in the fourth period and never let it go. 

Tue
12
Jan

North Fayette Valley hands Bulldogs their first conference loss

Submitted by admin on Tue, 01/12/2021 - 13:58

Ashley Shaw had a big night off the bench against Clayton Ridge, contributing 10 points. (Photos by Audrey Posten)

Mackenzy Ruff and the Bulldog defense held off the Eagles for a 14-point win on Jan. 5.

In the Jan. 5 win over Clayton Ridge, Riley Moreland had yet another double-double for MFL MarMac, with 22 points and 10 rebounds.

Hannah Bogdonovich flips a pass to teammate Ashley Shaw.

Carlie Jones works her way past some Clayton Ridge defenders.

By Audrey Posten, Times-Register

The MFL MarMac girls basketball team kicked off the 2021 portion of its schedule last week, grabbing a win over Clayton Ridge before suffering just its third loss of the season against undefeated North Fayette Valley. 

The Bulldogs hosted Clayton Ridge Jan. 5, winning 48-34 thanks to a big second half. Although MFL MarMac jumped ahead 9-6 in the first quarter, the Eagles had the better second period, giving them a 19-17 lead heading into halftime. The Bulldogs responded in the third, though, going on an 18-8 run that put them ahead 35-27. They only increased the lead in the final period, winning by 14 points despite shooting under 20 percent from the field.

Tue
12
Jan

Central boys lose to Ed-Co, but rally to victory against Postville

Submitted by admin on Tue, 01/12/2021 - 13:43

Ashton Burroughs drives past an Ed-Co defender.

Dan McGreal goes up for a three in last week’s loss to the Vikings.

By Willis Patenaude, Times-Register

The Central boys basketball team came back from the holiday break looking to turn around a three-game losing streak, but they were met by a defensive brick wall in Edgewood-Colesburg, who held them to just 19 points. The Warriors went on to lose 69-19, never scoring more than six points in any period. 

Statistically, the Warriors struggled in every category. They shot 17.1 percent from the field and only 12.5 percent on three-point shots. Overall, they only made seven of 41 shots, were out-rebounded 38-21 and turned the ball over 21 times. 

Thu
07
Jan

Marilyn J. Moody

Submitted by admin on Thu, 01/07/2021 - 10:27

Marilyn Jean (Standorf) Moody, 77, of McGregor, wonderful mother and grandmother, was taken from this world too early due to COVID-19 on Tuesday, Jan. 5, 2021, at Great River Care Center in McGregor.

She was born July 9, 1943, to Lawrence and Lorraine (Otto) Standorf in Prairie du Chien, Wis. Marilyn attended Prairie du Chien, Wis., schools and later attended the University of Wisconsin in Platteville, Wis., earning a bachelor of science degree. 

Tue
05
Jan

Investigation leads to discovery of meth lab

Submitted by admin on Tue, 01/05/2021 - 13:53

A Jan. 3 investigation in downtown Marquette has led to the discovery of a meth lab.

According to a press release, at approximately 2:19 p.m., the Mar-Mac Police Department responded to a business on First Street, in the city’s corporate limits, for an allegation of domestic abuse.

During the investigation, an officer discovered what appeared to be an active “one-pot” methamphetamine clandestine laboratory. The clandestine laboratory was safely dismantled by specially trained personnel with the Clayton County Sheriff’s Office.

Tue
05
Jan

CCED effort will bring EV charging stations to five Clayton County communities this year

Submitted by admin on Tue, 01/05/2021 - 13:52

Electric vehicle (EV) charging stations will be installed in public spaces in Elkader, Guttenberg, Marquette, McGregor and Strawberry Point this spring, through an effort spearheaded by the Clayton County Energy District. The project aims to reverse the county’s identity as a charging station desert, attracting tourists with electric vehicles to local destinations. Each community will get one of these Blink dual port, level 2 pedestal chargers.

By Audrey Posten, Times-Register

Electric vehicle (EV) charging stations will be installed in public spaces in five Clayton County communities this spring through an effort spearheaded by the Clayton County Energy District (CCED). The project aims to reverse the county’s identity as a charging station desert, attracting tourists with electric vehicles to local destinations.

Tue
05
Jan

Elkader Council discusses ongoing bridge, Carter Street projects

Submitted by admin on Tue, 01/05/2021 - 13:50

By Willis Patenaude, Times-Register

The Elkader City Council had money on its mind at its Dec. 28 meeting, as ongoing projects and a request from public works added to the financial stress of improving Elkader. 

First, the council received an update on the Keystone Bridge Rehabilitation, a project that currently costs over $295,000—an overall cost that is far higher than initial estimates. There are numerous explanations for why this has occurred. 

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