KHS VOLLEYBALL from page 1 waskum aided a late push to help secure the set and match victory,” said the coach. Winning by a score of 3-1 gave the Indians the title of solo conference champions with a record of 6-0 on the season. “Conference championships are always hard to come by and are always well earned. I am proud of this group for accomplishing a big goal that we set for ourselves

CHS VOLLEYBALL from page 11 lie Smith spike, the Cougars extended their lead to 12-10, before the Spartans went on a 5-2 run to lead 15-14. Emma Muraski had a big block to tie the set at 15 for the Cougars but Laconia scored the next three out of four points before Smith had a nice tip shot to make the score 18-17 in favor of the Spartans. Laconia took control of the first set by outscoring

BOWLING SCORES Sunday Nite Swingers October 6 Krista’s Krushers 16-5 Spare Dis Strike Dat 13-8 Zehren Custom 12.5-8.5 Winter Storm 11.5-9.5 Fire Bug Car Wash 5-16 Super Short Pour 5-16 Men’s High Game: Jamie Zehren 193, Luke Steger 189, Duane Koltz 169. Women’s High Game: Ashly Steger 166, Laura Miley 166, Krista Schraufnagel 157. Men’s High Series: Jamie Zehren 512, Luke Steger

KHS SOCCER from page 10 outside netting of the goal that kept the score 0-0. Kewaskum had multiple turnovers that allowed the Raiders to continue to pour on the pressure and had the Kewaskum defense reeling. Right up until Kiel played an errand pass right to Kewaskum’s center back Will Haydin, who played a one touch pass up to Mac Hasse, who then pushed a pass to Colton Rabe, who was slashing

AN OUTDOORSMAN’S JOURNAL WRPCO’s DeerHunt forHunters with Disabilities was Simply Amazing MARK WALTERS COLUMNIST Hello friends, This is a guaranteed week where I simply cannot even put 25% of what I would like to in a column, due to space. In simple terms, I had an amazing weekend. First, Chuck and Kathie Stelzner live in Howards Grove and read this column in The Plymouth Review

| PUBLISHER LETTERS | Reaching Beyond The Veil Dear Reader, In the quiet moments of reflection, when the world around us falls still, it is natural to wonder about those who have gone before us. They lived, they loved, they achieved noble purposes, and now, they dwell in the spiritual realm, a world that seems distant yet so intimately connected to our own. The question arises: Can we summon