Bowling Teams Expect To Compete In Conference Boys Bowling The Campbellsport High School boys bowling team is expecting to finish near the top of their conference again this year and would like to make it back to the state tournament. The Cougars will be led by a large group of seniors. They have seven seniors returning this year. “There seems to be more team unity too,” said

CHS November Students Of The Month Campbellsport High School is proud to announce their “Students of the Month” for the month of November. All high school students are eligible for this honor. Teachers make their selections based upon attitude, effort, character, interest and achievement as exhibited in the classroom and school community. Administration, faculty, and staff are committed

Coach P’s Co r ner The National Pastime Baseball season is over but I have to share a story with you. For the past few weeks, I’ve been watching the Ken Burns documentary “Baseball.” If you ever want to get a real education on the history of baseball, this is a must watch. Ken Burns is an American filmmaker known for his style of using archival footage and photographs in documenting

MSA Honors Top Performers At 2019 Banquet It was a night of reflection, celebration, recognition and a bit of good-natured frivolity as the Midwest Sprint Car Association capped off one of the most successful seasons in its 20-year history at its 2019 awards banquet on Saturday, Nov. 9, at The Columbian in West Bend. The event drew 166 attendees, who gathered to honor 2019 MSA champion

B OWLING S CORES Sat. 9AM Pee Wees 20 Games Bowled Nov. 23 Racing Strikers 28.521.5, Bowling Masters 2624, Pin Assassins 25-25, Twin Power 23-27, Fire Breathing D 17-33, Hammer Heads 12.5-37.5. High Boys’ Games: 108 Fletcher Soyk, 105 Billy Jarmuz, 99 Reed Scannell. High Boys’ Series: 209 Fletcher Soyk, 188 Reed Scannell, 172 Billy Jarmuz. High Girls’ Games: 85 Abby Jarmuz,

Kondex Brighter For In an annual tradition that began in the late ’90s, Kondex associates were recently given the opportunity to donate to local causes. This year, associates raised $1,075 for the Lomira Food Pantry and an additional $1,075 for the Lomira Giving Tree! These resources will not only be used to distribute food and holiday gifts, but also help towards things like rent, utilities,