Continued From... Wisconsin State Parks And Trails Remain Open To Public Parks, law enforcement and property staff will be diligently ensuring groups larger than 10 do not congregate as well as provide routine sweeps of state park system properties. Beginning March 19, 2020, the DNR will implement the following changes to the operation of all state parks and recreation areas across the

Wisconsin DNR & COVID-19 We at your Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources want you to know we are here for you and our great state as we go through the COVID-19 public health emergency together. In accordance with public safety guidance from Gov. Tony Evers and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, the DNR is canceling, adjusting and postponing an array of in-person public events

26th Annual Milwaukee PBS Kids Young Writers Contest 2020 Eden Elementary students entered the PBS Kids writing contest. This year, students met after school and worked from home to create their original writings. On March 13, students and families were invited to the Breakfast Share, where students read their writings before entries were submitted. There were a wide variety of writing

Fang’s Reading Club Challenge What’s better than a summer night spent at the ballpark, especially for the Timber Rattlers? How about attending that game for free? This was the Timber Rattlers’ reading challenge offered to all Campbellsport and Eden elementary students during February and March. Students were racing around first, second, and third bases every two weeks to meet their

COVID-19 Cases Diagnosed In Fond du Lac County ByAndrea HansenAbler It has been a whirlwind of a week in Wisconsin. The Coronavirus (COVID-19) was recognized as a pandemic and the first cases of COVID-19 were diagnosed in Wisconsin. Three cases were diagnosed at mid-week last week, with two of those being in Fond du Lac County. On Friday, March 13, four more were diagnosed in the Fond

Schools Canceled Because Of COVID-19 Concerns ByAndrea HansenAbler It has been a roller coaster of a week for our schools, parents and students. Everyone has been trying to figure out how to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic, especially as more and more cases were diagnosed in Fond du Lac County. It started with school districts limiting extra curricular activities and visitors coming into