‘Where He’s At’ Scoles at the Top coming into State Tournament Kewaskum’s Braeden Scoles will compete for his fourth individual wrestling championship in as many years this weekend in Madison MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR The sport of wrestling is made fantastic by countless attributes – the intensity, the atmosphere, the minutiae – but one of its most fascinating qualities

| WHAT WAS LOST | Getting The Fire KARL MCCARTY CONTRIBUTOR I was sitting across the kitchen table with Miscobinayshii, an elder of the St. Croix band of the Lake Superior Chippewa. I was five hours away from home but being in the presence of “Misco” one doesn’t know the difference. We were in the middle of a frank conversation on the status, history and misunderstandings of her

1,100 and Counting, ‘ACT’ Closes K.H.S. Career as All-Time Scorer Kewaskum’s Antoine Coleman-Thull has scored 1,187 career points as of print time, which is the most in program history MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR “To be honest, as a kid first starting basketball, I wasn’t the greatest,” said Kewaskum High School (KHS) senior Antoine Coleman-Thull at the onset of an interview

A Natural Transition, W.D.N.R. Educator Scharfenberg will Embrace Active Retirement Jackie Scharfenberg has served as a naturalist at the Ice Age Center for more than two decades, and she’s eager to start her new role as a citizen nature advocate when she officially retires next week MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR “I knew since middle school that I wanted to be a naturalist,” said

$4,000 M.P.T.C. Scholarships Awarded to Emilia Lang MLODZIK FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP The fourth annual Don and Corrine Mlodzik Family Scholarship will be awarded to Emilia Lang, a soon to be 2023 graduate of Kewaskum High School (KHS). Emilia is the daughter of Shelly and Brian Lang. According to KHS counselor Rebecca Bryant, “It is clear in all of Emilia’s interactions that she is passionate

Two Officers Sworn In at Kewaskum Village Meeting BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST The Kewaskum Village Board held a meeting on Monday, Jan. 16, with all members in attendance. To begin the meeting, Officer David Knepfel and Officer Aaron Roth were sworn in to the Kewaskum Police Department. Both officers recited the oath and have recently begun patrolling the village. After the introductions,