News From The DNR Join The Virtual Birkie The DNR is excited to partner with the American Birkebeiner for the 2021 Birkebeiner (Birkie) Ski Race, which is being held virtually through February 28. You can join the fun by completing the race anywhere. Not sure where to go the distance? The Wisconsin State Park System offers 11 sites across the state with groomed trails where skiers can choose

Bowling Scores Monday Night Uptown Games Bowled Feb. 15 Rick Serwe Carpe 151-119, Adashun Jones 146.5-120.5, Ken Ketter Agency 144.5-125.5, Smith & Hatch Insurance 143.5-126.5, Davy’s King Pin 133.5-136.5, Bob Schuchardt In 131-139, Cuadone 119.5-150.5, King Pin Lanes 109.5-160.5. High Games: 269 Cary Serwe, 256 Kevin Zitlow, 255 Chris Medinger. High Series: 734 Cary Serwe, 684

Continued From... Virtual Story Time Connects With Children But many things remain the same about Story Time. Miss Kim still reads three books to the children. She still sings a song with the children and does a flannel board activity. And she presents a special craft project for them to do. Children used to work on the craft while at Story Time in the library. Now they are able to pick

Campbellsport s Glance Backward 5 Years Ago February 18, 2016 On February 11, Gov. Scott Walker at lunch at Slinger House Pub and Grille before holding a listening session in Jackson. He also met individually with local newspaper reporters. Also meeting with the governor was Mitchell Smith of Campbellsport who has been a fan of Walker for many years. A “Scrappy” award ws give

Lessons Of A Lobotomy By Karl McCarty —The following story is the second half on Howard Dully, who was lobotomized in 1960 by Dr. Walter Freeman. The first part defined lobotomies, and Dully’s experiences with Freeman. This part examines Howard’s lobotomy in detail, his stepmom’s role in it, and the lessons from this rare case study. Many words describe Howard Dully: relaxed, kind,

Nearly One In Three Individuals Age 65 And Older In State Have Received COVID-19 Vaccination According to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services weekly update released on February 12, Wisconsin’s vaccination program reached a major milestone last week —nearly one in three individuals ages 65 and older have received at least the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. In just less than