|KEWASKUM’S DAYS GONE BY| 5 Years Ago October 24, 2019 The majority of Kewaskum School Board members changed their minds on Monday, Oct. 14, and voted 5-2 to renew the district’s Wisconsin Association of School Boards (WASB) membership. The vote reversed the decision that was made on June 10, when the board voted unanimously 7-0 to not continue its membership. With the Kewaskum School

Volunteer Center to Unveil New Do Good Bus The Volunteer Center plans to move forward, unveil new “Do Good Bus” for volunteers to “Hop on. Do Good!” The Volunteer Center of Washington County, a local nonprofit organization dedicated to engaging volunteers in the community, will be unveiling a new “Do Good Bus” this October. Moving from a refurbished school bus to a 15-passenger

Garage Fire in Erin Escalates to Box Level Fire Call WASHINGTON COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE On Friday, Oct. 11, at 5:35 p.m., the Washington County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) Communication Center took a 911 call from a homeowner who reported their garage was on fire at 5861 Monches Rd. in the Town of Erin. Washington County Sheriff’s Office deputies and the Richfield Fire Department were subsequently

Campbellsport Volleyball Defeats Springs in Conference Battle BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On October 10, Campbellsport volleyball beat St. Mary’s Springs Academy 3-1 to remain undefeated in the Flyway Conference. Campbellsport (13-12, 6-0) and Springs (10-13, 3-3) had a back-and-forth affair in the first set with the Cougars holding a 22-21 lead before the Ledgers responded with two points

KEWASKUM Sports Kewaskum Tennis Wraps Up Their Season BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST The Kewaskum High School tennis team completed the 2024 fall season last week. The WIAA subsectionals were held at the Sports Core in Kohler on Monday, October 7. “We won four matches,” stated Head Coach Preder. Liz Erdmann won her number one singles match against her opponent from Mayville

K.H.S. Volleyball Wins Five of Six Games Last Week BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST The Kewaskum High School volleyball team played a total of six games last week. The girls won all but one of their matchups. On Tuesday, Oct. 8, Kewaskum hosted non-conference, sectional rival Sheboygan Falls. “It was Dig Pink Night at the Kewaskum Fieldhouse to help raise money for the Sideout Foundation.

ELECTION INTEGRITY from page 2 applied to the budget to help offset election costs. In addition to those funds, the initial election integrity package covers the cost of hard cases to protect voting machines when they are stored or transported, something I feel is needed. The package also provides funding to buy back central count machines from some municipalities. Also, it provides funding

Kewaskum Football Defeated in Last Game on the Road BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST The Kewaskum High School football team traveled to Beaver Dam for their last away game of the season on Friday, Oct. 11. The boys were defeated by a score of 0-35. “Beaver Dam is a senior-oriented team; they are very experienced and well coached,” stated Coach Kreif. The Indians gave up two touchdowns in