SO IT GOES By Andrew Johnson Book Release Event For 125th Anniversary Hats off to all of those at the Kewaskum Historical Society who made the extraordinary special book signing event possible last week. It was incredible to see so many people in one place who care about and support the history of the village. Special recognition should be made for Anne Trautner, a reporter for this newspaper,

Kewaskum Middle School To Present “Moana Jr.” By Anne Trautner Kewaskum Middle School students will perform the Disney musical “Moana Jr.” in the Kewaskum High School theater on Friday, March 13, at 7 p.m., and on Saturday, March 14, at 1 and 7 p.m. “We picked this show because we knew it was one that the students would be excited about,” said Assistant Director Lindsay Dahlberg.

Fourth Graders Learn About Life As Lumberjacks By Anne Trautner Last Friday, March 6, fourth-grade students at Kewaskum Elementary School got a glimpse of what life was like in Kewaskum over a century ago. Members of the Kewaskum Historical Society visited fourth-grade classes to share local history with the students. To get a feel of what life was like during that time in Wisconsin’s

What We Lost Part 2: Old Eden’s Natives By Karl McCarty “You know the area where the last Indians were? The last Indians were on that road by Bratz’s.” That was just one of the many recollections of a Dave Rose interview from July 2019. The way it came out from this elder was just matter of fact: short sentences or fragments. The style was often and plentiful, just as the recollections