Kewaskum Fire Department Reminds Residents:“Serve Up Fire Safety in the Kitchen!” The Kewaskum Fire Department is teaming up with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) — the official sponsor of Fire Prevention Week for more than 90 years —to promote this year’s Fire Prevention Week campaign, “Serve Up Fire Safety in the Kitchen!” The campaign works to educate everyone

Six FDL County Youth Awarded Scholarships Each year the Fond du Lac County 4-H program awards acholarships. There are three different scholarships available: Adult Leaders Association, Teen Leader Association, and the Thuerwachter Scholarship. Applications are reviewed on total personal qualifications as a 4-H member, youth leader, student, and community citizenship. Each of the youth awarded

Cougar Softball Gets Two More Wins To Move To 4-0 The fall softball team defeated Plymouth this past Sunday 12-2 in five innings to move to 4-0 in league play. In the first inning, after a Kylie Krueger single and Lauren Heisdorf walk, Brooke Flitter lined a single up the middle to drive them both in. In the second, the Cougars got five consecutive singles by Bri Thompson, Maia Morgan,

Rachel Anderson Leads Kewaskum-Campbellsport Golf Team September 21 North Shore Conference meet at Brown Deer Golf Course (hosted by Nicolet) – The Kewaskum/ Campbellsport co-op team had its best nine-hole team performance of the season and finished in seventh place with a total of 210 strokes. Leading the way for the team was senior Rachel Anderson with a 46. She was followed by Shelby

CHS Boys Finish Third, Girls Fourth At Ripon Quad The Campbellsport High School Cross Country Team competed in an ECC quadrangular meet last Tuesday, September 22. The meet was hosted by Ripon at Barlow Park and, along with Ripon and the Cougars, included Winneconne and Kewaskum. With 67 points, the Campbellsport boys had a rare off day finishing in third place behind Winneconne (31) and

Getting A Flu Vaccine Now Is Critical During Ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic State Health officials are urging Wisconsin residents to get vaccinated against the flu as soon as possible. Annual flu vaccines are always important, but reducing illness and hospitalization from flu is critical this year to protect our frontline health care workers and hospital systems who will continue to care for