County Trunk Highway M Bridge Opens To Traffic County Executive Josh Schoemann and Director of Public Works Scott Schmidt announced the opening of a new County Highway M Bridge which was reconstructed south of State Highway 33. Schoemann stated, “Washington County continues to lead the way to #JustFixIt by implementing our plan which 100 percentage funds the maintenance, resurfacing and

Scholarships Presented To FFA Members Even though social distancing guidelines have prevented Kewaskum High School FFA students from gathering, four students were able to receive scholarships in person when a parade of people visited their homes. The parade of people included Kewaskum FFA . Alumni members Tracy Herman, Renee Wenzlaff, Laure Dei, and Debbie and Bill Butzlaff; Shelly Oelhafen,

Check It Out! A Column By Kewaskum Librarian Lori Kreis We have been open for in-person services a little less than two weeks and I hope that if you have been feeling well and up to it, we were able to welcome you back. Here is a list of some of the new books out this month to help welcome back our wonderful patrons. Let us start with children’s items this month. Thea Stilton and the Race

Gov. Evers: Even During COVID-19, America’s Dairyland Celebrates June Dairy Month By Tony Evers Wisconsin Governor It’s June in Wisconsin, and that means June Dairy Month. From my days working in a cheese plant, I’ve never missed the chance to support our state’s dairy industry, which now contributes $45.6 billion to Wisconsin’s economy. I know things have been hard for dairy farmers

The Delicious History Of Cheesecake Rich, creamy and decadent, cheesecake is enjoyed across the globe. There are many famous cheesecake bakeries in North America, and those who can’t resist digging their forks into this beloved dessert may assume that cheesecake traces its origins there. In fact, cheesecake traces its origins to the ancient Greeks. The first “cheesecake” is believed

Kewaskum Community Supports KHS . Seniors By Anne Trautner Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, students in the Kewaskum High School Class of 2020 missed out on numerous activities that many had looked forward to during their senior year. They have not been able to see friends inside the school building since March. Spring sports were canceled. The spring music trip to Florida was canceled.