First Ice Camping/Fishing Trip MARK WALTERS COLUMNIST Hello friends, I have been hearing good things about Chippewa County’s “Otter Lake” for a number of years but knew absolutely nothing about it until this week. Along with my golden retrievers, Ruby and her pup Red, I slept on this beautiful body of water, and I think you will find that I had quite the interesting adventure. Tuesday,

SENIOR DINING from page 3 French fries, coleslaw, grapes, peanut butter wafer. January 6-10 Washington County Senior Dining Monday: Meatballs in mushroom and onion gravy, Yukon mashed potatoes, roasted rosemary butternut squash, pear half, multigrain bread w/butter, Lorna Doone cookies Tuesday: Lemon rosemary chicken on the bone, American potato salad, baked beans, buttermilk biscuit w/butter,

SCHOOL NEWS Campbellsport High School First Trimester Honor Rolls High Honor Roll Class of 2025 Albrecht, Niyan L. Andrews, Madison B. Bania, Chloe M. Batzler, Anna E. Beisbier, Kaylie S. Bertram, Katelyn R. Boegel, Olivia V. Bong, Owen H. Bothe, Braden R. Bowe, Jacob W. Braund, Kaitlyn M. Constantineau, Capri A. Czerniak, Ava M. Danza, Gabriella G.

KHS WRESTLING from page 11 Round 4 - Eli Ogi (Kewaskum) 17-10 won by decision over Derek Rukamp (Germantown) 14-9 (Dec 12-10), Cons. Round 5 - Eli Ogi (Kewaskum) 17-10 won by decision over Isaiah Nowak (Coleman) 11-6 (Dec 9-3), Cons. Round 6 - Trei Udelhoven (Belleville/Sugar River) 15-2 won by fall over Eli Ogi (Kewaskum) 17-10 (Fall 1:48), Cons. Round 7 - Brock Schmidt (Hortonville) 13-8 won

Campbellsport Middle School First Trimester Honor Rolls High Honor Roll Graduation Year – 2029 Basile, Ava F. Brath, Lyssa R. Buslaff, Teegan L. Doyle, Davin C. Flasch, Cullan B. Galloway, Sophia F. Glass, Abigail C. Grahl, Remick A. Kahler, Archer P. Kober, Tryston T. Kohlman, Ella R. Kreiter, Kennadee K. Ksioszk, Savannah R. Lindsley, Elsie C. Mckee,

WHAT WAS LOST from page 4 the eastern cedars. If vines were used, they may have been placed more lightly on the ash tree to smoothly shape the directional marker. Overall, Komp’s preservation of the history of his woods is important. Sometimes it’s a wonder too if the right people get to the land. And also, if the tree lived long enough for people in the area to believe its history and

GRUBER from page 1 was no electricity or running water in the house. “We had oil lamps in the house. Those are the kind of lights we had,” Johanna recalled. “We had a pump outside for drinking water. You had to heat it up if you needed it for co_ee or anything.” She vividly remembers the wood-burning stove that was in the home. “There were four burners on the stove, and there