Campbellsport School Board Approves Additions For Next Year BY ANDREA HANSEN ABLER EDITOR Members of the Campbellsport Board of Education, during their Monday, April 19, meeting, approved some new additions to start in the next school year. The first addition will be a second ag teacher for the middle and high schools. Years ago, the district had two agriculture teachers but decided to

Highway 23 Construction Continues BY ANDREA HANSEN ABLER EDITOR Now that construction season is getting underway again, the Highway 23 project is continuing. It is being changed into a four-lane highway between Plymouth and Fond du Lac. Construction began in 2019 on the Sheboygan County portion. It moved into Fond du Lac County last year and is expected to be fully completed in 2022.

| KEWASKUM’S DAYS GONE BY | 5 Years Ago April 28, 2016 Kewaskum resident Roger Strack did not see any military action while serving in the Korean War, but he had plenty of stories to tell from his experience. Strack was one of the 80 World War II and Korean War veterans on the Old Glory Honor Flight April 13. He was assigned to the 369th boat battalion with one of his best buddies, Harold

Kewaskum School District Continues Mask Mandate BY ANNE TRAUTNER JOURNALIST At the regular Kewaskum School Board meeting on April 8, the board once again voted to require face masks in school buildings until the end of the school year. Board Member Tim Ramthun made a motion that wearing face masks should be optional in school buildings, effective immediately. Approximately 30 parents

Paying It Forward BY DARLENE STERN Some years ago when I was helping with a lower elementary class there was a lull I needed to fill. So I asked the students whether they knew the Golden Rule. Not a hand was raised and I was not particularly astonished, as I seldom heard that scripture ever taught in the church as it once was while I was growing up. Jesus taught this to His disciples: “Therefore,

WisDOT: Drive Safely For Adopt-a-Highway Crews The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) asks motorists to stay alert for Adopt-a-Highway volunteers, who are busy collecting a winter’s worth of trash and recyclables along state highways. New to the program this year, the department keeps an interactive map (wisconsindot.gov/Pages/doing-bus/ real-estate/roadsides/adopt-hwy/default.