Campbellsport Boys Win Flyway Conference Meet COACH MIKE KULIBERT CHS CROSS COUNTRY The Flyway Conference meet was held last Thursday, October 17, at St. Lawrence Seminary, and everyone was talking about the famed “Big Bertha,” a very large hill near the end of the difficult St. Lawrence course. The Campbellsport varsity boys placed all seven runners in the top eleven to win the conference

Supplying Happiness to Victims of Hurricane Helene CLARICE CASE EDITOR Inspired by Drexel’s mission to “supply happiness,” an employee at the Amherst location, Jeff Reichert, presented the idea, “Operation Sunshine,” to the company in response to Hurricane Helene, which made landfall on September 26. Reichert presented the idea for Operation Sunshine, a collection of non-perishables

On Titus, Indians and Cultural Pockets KARL MCCARTY CONTRIBUTOR In March of 1937, William A. Titus published a chapter in The Wisconsin Magazine of History (p.310 to 322). The article titled The Westward Trail discusses the late 1800s in lower Fond du Lac County and mentions the claim that roving Indians faded by the 1870s. Titus’s Claims of Indians in Eden Township Titus wrote,

Campbellsport Football Hosts Lomira on Homecoming BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On October 11, Campbellsport lost 21-0 to Lomira on their homecoming and senior night between the two conference rivals. Campbellsport (5-3, 3-3) got o 3to a good start with Riley Kohlmann getting 16 yards on his three carries, before he burst through the Lomira (7-1, 6-0) defense for a 55-yard gallop to the Lions’

Working Towards Eagle Scout Myles Jacobi Builds New Information Kiosk at Kettle Moraine State Forest BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST Myles Jacobi of Kewaskum recently completed his Eagle Scout Project and is now one step closer to becoming an Eagle Scout, the highest ranking in the program. “I got into Scouts as a first grader, so I’ve now been in it for ten years. My dad and my uncle are