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| RURAL WRITES | G.A. SCHEINOHA CONTRIBUTOR Sooner rather than later, t’was bound to happen again. Leastwise, yet or still. Meaning it has before. Not too long ago. Depends on when you were a young’un though a wee bit farther back for us boomers. Because a few generations passed since then, the memory is no longer a fresh flesh wound. But a surface scar remains. Could we have ever been

Campbellsport Angel Tree 2024 Christmas Angel Tree locations are readying to be set up throughout the community. Location sponsors have again agreed to allow use of their space. The “Angel Tree” (Christmas gifts for needy families) Angels will be available at St. Matthews, the Campbellsport Library, Blue Door and National Exchange Bank. For 2024, the Angel Tree will be organized the same

SENIOR DINING MENUS November 18-22 Fond du Lac County Senior Dining There are two locations in Fond du Lac for senior Dining: Northgate Senior Apartments and Boda’s Restaurant at the Eagles Club. Each has a separate menu, which follows the name of the location. Mobile Meals (Home Delivered) This is available to those who meet eligibility requirements. Suggested donation is $5. To find

Check It Out! LORI KREIS, DIRECTOR KEWASKUM PUBLIC LIBRARY Many occupations have films or TV shows that are specifically associated with that occupation. Some of them are correctly portrayed while others are very unrealistic. For the most part, I have found depictions of my profession stereotypical and not in a good way. We have been rendered as meek with a perpetual finger at our lips shushing

|KEWASKUM’S DAYS GONE BY| 5 Years Ago November 21, 2019 Dan Stoffel received a Watershed Champion Lifetime Achievement Award from Sweet Water (Southeastern Wisconsin Watersheds Trust, Inc.) last week for his work in improving water quality in the state. Dan, who lives with his wife Joan on the Stoffel family farm on Highway 28 in the Town of Kewaskum, was not expecting the recognition.