Board Defines Alternate Fall Season; Winter And . Spring Seasons Shortened The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) approved several details of a oneyear alternative season in the spring for fall sports and reduced the number of weeks for sports during the 2020-2021 winter and spring seasons at its August meeting. The board established the parameters and context

Scud’s Vs. Dimo’s This Saturday In Eden Baseball and softball surely thrived during this pandemic in the last few summer months after a late start at all levels. The spring sports of high school girls’ softball and boys’ baseball were wiped out early, leaving a glimmer of hope for summer ball at the youth level. Both baseball and softball were able to use the outdoor warm weather to

Residents Question Village Board About Possible Dog Park ByAndrea HansenAbler During the Monday, Aug. 10, Campbellsport Village Board meeting, residents questioned the board about a possible dog park in the village. A public hearing of the planning commission had been scheduled before the village board’s July meeting to discuss a dog park. This hearing was canceled and has not been rescheduled.

Fond du Lac County Health Department Community Health Survey To Be Conducted The Fond du Lac County Health Department, Agnesian Health-Care, a member of SSM Health, Fond du Lac Area United Way, and several others as part of the Healthy Fond du Lac County Initiative are working in partnership to conduct a community health survey that began on August 5th. The survey will supplement a prior community

More Than $246,000 In Emergency Relief Awarded To 43 Nonprofits By Wisconsin Humanities Council Across Wisconsin, 43 libraries, . historical societies, museums and other nonprofits were awarded Wisconsin Humanities CARES Relief Grant emergency funding to support their operations during the COVID-19 pandemic. Federal funding for these grants was received by the Wisconsin Humanities Council

Spring Sports Upended By Coronavirus By Andrea Hansen Abler The high school spring sports season was put on hold this year because of the Coronavirus pandemic. When school was shut down and a stay-at-home order was put into place by Governor Tony Evers, no one knew exactly what that would do to the spring sports season. Finally at the end of April, officials from the Wisconsin Interscholastic