Britton’s Colton Biel had his opponent in trouble and he went on to win his division in a youth wrestling tournament held in Britton on Sunday.
Britton Youth Wrestling hosted a tournament
2023 has been an exciting year. From near record-breaking weather to big projects and events in Journal Country, it is always difficult to pick a top story of the year.
Six Britton women traveled on a pilgrimage through Europe in October. They spent the last days of their journey in Vatican City and in Rome. They are pictured here in front of St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City. Left to right, the trip’s spiritual director, Father Jairo Congote, Linda Deutsch, Delores Morgan, Mavis Krista, Flo Hart, Laurie Stiegelmeier, and Audrey Schuller.
In October, six Britton women set out on a pilgrimage that would take them out of their comfort zones to walk in the footsteps of the saints in Portugal, Spain, France, and Rome.
Sterling Mertens
The Britton-Hecla gymnastics squad won its fourth straight team title last we
The weather in the early part of 2023 dominated the news time and again. From ice to snow to flooding, the wily weather was never far from the front page. Pictured, in April, Ryan Nack tried snowblowing feet of snow off the Britton-Hecla track to help with the melting and allow the team to finally practice.
2023 has been an exciting year. From near record-breaking weather to big projects and events in Journal Country, it is always difficult to pick a top story of the year. But considering the long-term implications of this one and how many times it made the news, the Marshall County Courthouse project must be considered the top story of 2023.
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