Washington County Natural Resources Reorganization to Increase Focus on Balancing Development with Land and Water Conservation Earlier this year, Josh Schoemann, Washington County Executive and the Washington County Board of Supervisors laid out the county’s strategic priorities and clearly articulated the desire to work toward finding a balance between suburban/ exurban development and

|KEWASKUM’S DAYS GONE BY| 5 Years Ago October 10, 2019 After a month of negotiations, the Kewaskum Village Board agreed on Monday, Oct. 7, to accept a donation of land from the Kewaskum Library Foundation to be used for a library. The parcel of land is located directly to the east of the Kewaskum Public Library. The Kewaskum Library Foundation purchased the land in 2014 to one day be used

K.H.S. Football Defeated at Port Washington BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST The Kewaskum High School football team traveled to Port Washington on Friday, Sept. 27. The Indians were fighting for their first win of the season but were defeated with a score of 58-7. Port Washington dominated the night and left Kewaskum scoreless until the fourth quarter when the Indians were able to get a touchdown.

Gridiron Indians Take Three of Four Games Against Dawgs KEWASKUM GRIDIRON The Kewaskum Gridiron Indians hit the road, traveling to Cedarburg to play the Dawgs this past Saturday, Sept. 28. The 6th, 7th and 5th grade teams were able to come away with hard fought victories, while 8th grade played hard but lost in a close game. Eighth Grade The 8th grade team trailed 16-0 at halftime and by

BOWLING SCORES Sunday Nite Swingers September 22 Spare Dis Strike Dat 11-3 Krista’s Krushers 9-5 Zehren Custom 7.5-6.5 Fire Bug Car Wash 5-9 Super Short Pour 5-9 Winter Storm 4.5-9.5 Men’s High Game: Jamie Zehren 231, Scott Staedter 230, Duane Koltz 225. Women’s High Game: Laura Miley 155, Elaine Wills 137, Shellie Olson 113. Men’s High Series: Scott Staedter 591, Jamie Zehren 549,

K.H.S. Tennis Take on Five Games Last Week BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST The Kewaskum High School girls’ tennis team battled a full schedule last week as they competed in five matchups. The Lady Indians started the week off by hosting Oshkosh Lourdes on Monday, Sept. 23. “This was our final home meet of the season,” explained Head Coach Brad Preder. The girls worked hard to get