School Board Discusses Board Policies By Anne Trautner At the regular Kewaskum School Board meeting on Monday, July 8, the board discussed whether Board Vice President Troy Hanson should be censured. Hanson had not stated that he was not speaking on behalf of the board when he said that Board Member Timothy Ramthun has a conflict of interest. Hanson was quoted in the Daily News on June

Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial Receives Support By Anne Trautner Kewaskum Remembers 9/11, Inc., is pleased to announce the following donation and pledge, which will go toward completion of Phase One of the Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial and Education Center. The West Bend Community Foundation’s Ziegler Family Foundation Fund has given a $10,000 grant for Phase One construction costs of the memorial.

A Column By Kewaskum Librarian Lori Kreis I have been thinking a lot about community partnerships and how I can work with local organizations to create and promote quality library programming. Our mission statement lists us as a strong community partner, and I have been looking at ways to enhance that. Working with other organizations and businesses within Kewaskum and Washington County is

Nearly Half Of Injury Motorcycle Crashes Could Be Prevented By Wearing A Helmet The Fond du Lac County Traffic Safety Committee reminds motorists to “Look Twice” for motorcyclists, as they can expect to see more motorcyclists on the roadways with the return of warmer weather. Each year, 79 Wisconsinites die in motorcycle crashes according to data from 2013-2017, using a five-year average

USDA Offers Producers Option To Re-enroll Or Extend Expiring CRP Contracts Farmers and ranchers with expiring Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) contracts may now re-enroll in certain CRP continuous signup practices or, if eligible, select a one-year contract extension. USDA’s Farm Service Agency (FSA) also is accepting offers from those who want to enroll for the first time in one of the

BBB Tip: How To Spot And Stop Robocalls If you’ve received a lot of robocalls calls recently, you’re not alone. Nearly 2.4 billion robocalls are made every month, according to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The number has increased significantly in the past few years because internet-powered phone systems have made it cheap and easy for scammers to make illegal calls and

National Exchange Bank & Trust Announces 2019 Scholarship Winners National Exchange Bank & Trust is pleased to announce the following recipients of its 2019 Campbellsport High School Scholarships. Students were judged on academics, a written essay on how they plan to be “money smart” throughout their college years and their contributions to community and school programs. Kyle R.