Continued From Front... Senior Parade Planned For This Saturday The students have not been allowed to be in school since March 16th, the spring sports season was canceled, prom was canceled and all the other end-of-theyear events for this group’s final year at CHS have been either canceled or changed to some type of “virtual” format. The parents took the idea and have run with it.

Moraine Park Cancels 2020 Commencement Ceremony As a result of the stillevolving COVID-19 pandemic, Moraine Park Technical College has decided to cancel its 2020 commencement ceremony. In early April, following the initial Safer at Home order, the College announced an alternative date for this year’s ceremony with a disclaimer that if social distancing requirements were still in effect,

Continued From... Motorcoaches Will Loop Past U.S. Capitol With Rolling Awareness Campaign This is a positive event showcasing how the nation’s motorcoaches move America. “Our ask is simple,” Jeff Polzien of Red Carpet Charters said. “The U.S motorcoach industry is requesting Congress put motorcoaches back on the road by making available $10 billion in grants for operational

continued from front School Board Discusses Graduation The other big factor will be how the state is handling the Safer at Home order. The current order is set to end on May 26th, which is right before graduation is scheduled. “These guidelines are changing constantly,” said Keith Peters. “We can’t really do anything until they come down.” “I think the best thing is that

continued from front RNG Production Begins At Clover Hill Dairy “What is most important to Nacelle for this project is the alignment of our interests with both U.S. Gain and the Bonlenders [farm owners],” said Gov Graney, Nacelle’s co-founder. “Having worked closely together through various phases of the project development life-cycle, it’s a highlight for us to see this strategic

School Board Discusses Graduation ByAndrea HansenAbler The Campbellsport Board of Education discussed high school graduation at their Monday, April 27, meeting. They made no decision on what to do with graduation. “We’re surveying parents and seniors to see what they want to do,” said Paul Amundson, district administrator. With the Coronavirus pandemic and the Safer at Home order,