| REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS | The sale price is determined by dividing the transfer fee by .003 ($3 per $1,000). Some deeds have no transfer fee because they are exempt. Although some transfers may seem to be duplicated, the document numbers are different. Transfers are from dates February 15, 2021 to February 19, 2021. Note: The spellings seen here are how they appear on the Wisconsin Department

James And The Giant Peach The story of “James and the Giant Peach” was written by Roald Dahl. Campbellsport Community Theater is presenting the play with it being performed by Campbellsport High School students. Lahdalord, played by Linnea Teske, is the teller of the story, leading us through the twists and turns and ups and downs of this tale. It is the story of a young orphan, played

Campbellsport Public Library Activities The Campbellsport Public Library invites people of all ages to stop by pick up a take-and-make activity. The youngest crafters should pick-up their craft kits anytime starting Monday morning. They can find Miss Becca’s story hour and craft time project every Wednesday on Facebook. This fun preschooler program can be watched when it is convenient for

Hayat Pharmacy Administering COVID Vaccines BY ANDREA HANSEN ABLER EDITOR Hayat Pharmacy of Campbellsport is administering COVID vaccines. They started a couple weeks ago and have been compiling a list of those would like one. “People can call here and put their name on a list,” said pharmacist John Bosnjak. As they receive their vials of the vaccine, the pharmacy will go down

SOTH Bunny Brunch Modified This Year Shepherd of the Hills Catholic Parish will not be holding it’s annual Bunny Brunch this year, but will be keeping up with the giving tradition. Instead of hosting an in-person event, the parish will just be raising money to help two parish families who could use some help. The recipients of this year’s proceeds will be Geoff King and Dylan Wiedmeyer.

5 Years Ago March 17, 2016 Representatives for Farmington Elementary School visited the state capitol to receive an award Monday for being one of 11 schools across the state to have met the criteria to be a Title I High-Achieving and High-Progress School. Tom Fischer, Farmington Elementary School principial, accepted a plaque from Dr. Tony Evers, Wisconsin State Superintendent of Public Instruction.