Continued From Front... Board Discusses Filling Clerk Position “If you look at $65,000, that is not much more than Becky made and I think we would be okay with that,” Krebs said. “If you get up to the $75,000, I don’t know if we can do that.” Board members agreed that they wanted to talk about the possibility of changing the position to more of an administrator. “I guess

Taxpayers May Request Extensions And Waivers During COVID-19 Emergency Last week, Governor Evers signed legislation allowing the Secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Revenue to waive, on a case-bycase basis, any penalty or interest that accrues during the period covered by the public health emergency declared on March 12, 2020 if it is determined that failure to pay penalty or interest

Campbellsport Food Pantry Continues To Operate During Crisis By Andrea Hansen Abler The Campbellsport Food Pantry is still helping people during this Coronavirus crisis. It is doing this in a different way than usual though. “The food pantry is operating, but we can’t go in the building,” said LeNore Schill, food pantry director. “We just can’t go on the premises and we can’t

continued from front Gov. Evers Announces Badger Bounce Back Plan “That’s what the Badger Bounce Back is all about: our resilience as a people and as a state. I am excited and hopeful about this plan. While being safe at home continues to be important, this plan is an all-out attack on the virus and it begins the process of preparing our businesses and our workforce for the important

Change In Outdoor Warning Siren Activation Process Outdoor warning sirens in Fond du Lac County will no longer simultaneously sound when there is a tornado warning anywhere in Fond du Lac County, but instead will individually sound if the tornado warning is in the direct area of the siren. The sirens will only be activated for tornado warnings issued by the National Weather Service and will

Managing Finances In Tough Times The COVID-19 pandemic has us all thinking how to adapt to guidelines to keep our loved ones and ourselves healthy and safe. Added to this stress is the uncertainly about economic conditions and how this may affect our personal finances. “Most of us have our daily spending on autopilot,” notes Peggy Olive, University of Wisconsin- Madison financial

The Costs Of Educating Young Minds And Results, School District Data Tool Provides District Comparisons By Karen Rouse The cost to educate young minds in public schools located in Campbellsport, Horicon, Kewaskum, Lomira and Mayville averaged $11,509 per student in 2017-2018, receiving average revenues of $12,420 per student. The information comes from the Wisconsin Policy Forum which provided