Check It Out! A Column By Kewaskum Librarian Lori Kreis February is coming to a close which means March and spring are just around the corner. For me, a new month means new books for all. Historical fiction is featured solidly in March. Martha Kelly’s Sunflower Sisters is the story of a Union nurse during the Civil War and based on true events just like her other historical novels. Renowned

Johnson Appointed To AEM Ag Sector Board Kondex Corporation President Keith Johnson, P.E. was recently elected to the Association of Equipment Manufacturers’ (AEM) Ag Sector Board. Johnson is one of two newly appointed executives joining the 20-member group. The Ag Sector Board provides the strategic and operational direction for the agricultural sector of AEM, and advocates on behalf

Rosies Restaurant And Bar Debuts In Lomira Rosie’s Restaurant and Bar opened on Feb. 3, at the northwest corner of Hwys 41 and 67. Previously Bublitz’s Family Restaurant and a well-known stop for many, Rosie’s will give a hometown feel that Lomira area residents have become accustomed to. Rosie’s is a familyowned business and a new adventure for the three sibling owners. Understanding

Heroes Of The Holyland —Aloysius Joseph Freund Sergeant First Class, US Army Unit: Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 19th Infantry Regiment, 24th Infantry Division Born: Feb 15, 1930, St. Peter, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin Died: January 5, 1951, North Korea Buried: North Korea Listed on the Korean War Memorial in Dayton, Ohio, Cenotaph > Wisconsin Panel 2 Awards: •Prisoner

The Piitt Stop By Jason Piittmann, KHS Athletic Director The Piitt Stop — Lights, Camera, Action! More Movies After writing about my favorite sports movies, I thought I would compile a list of my favorite movies, in general — NOT including those in the sports genre. In no particular order, here it goes… Airplane! — Leslie Nielsen became well known for his humorous acting in this

Lady Indians’ Run Ends In New Berlin Coach Russell Thull and the Kewaskum High School girls basketball team knew they were up against a strong opponent in the sectional semi finals. New Berlin Eisenhower won the regular season Woodland West conference, arguably one of the strongest conferences in the state. Their regional had multiple teams that had enough talent to make a deep postseason

Coach P’s Cor ner Fishing In The Dark Back on September 27, 2012, I wrote a column called “Bucket List.” I listed about a dozen things I’d like to do in my lifetime. Four of those things on my list have been checked off. I never rode a snowmobile but thanks to Dean and Shelly Gassner, that one is off the list — still can’t believe they let me go by myself. I never went deer hunting