HowToCook Mrs. Willis’ Class - Theresa Learning Community ATurkey Mrs. Curry’s Class - Theresa Learning Community Kora: First you can hunt for it. Next, you fry it in a pan and then you put some toppings. Cook at 60 degrees for 10 minutes and serve with meat. Landon: First you find the turkey. Next, you shoot the turkey and then you track the turkey. Cook at 20 degrees for 10 minutes

Parkview Primary, Mayville ON THANKSGIVING, Mrs. Beck’s Class Mrs. Schwirtz, 1st Grade Mrs. Pilsner, 1st Grade Mrs. Seiler, 1st Grade Mrs. Pilsner’s Class On Thanksgiving, I go to my mom’s house. I like to eat turkey and cookies. I play games with my famly. ~Lorelai Schabel On Thanksgiving, I go to my grandma’s. I like to eat apple pie and turkey. Then I play basketball. ~Nathan

Schauer Arts Center To Host ‘ Top Of The World, A Carpenters Christmas Tribute’ SUBSCRIBE TODAY!! 387- The Schauer Arts Center is excited to host “ Top of the World – A Carpenters Christmas Tribute” on Friday, Dec. 6, at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Top Of The World is the world’s premiere tribute to the Carpenters. It is fronted by singer Debbie Taylor, whose vocal resemblance

Wisconsin Governor Evers signed Act 20 bill that named a segment of Hwy 28 the Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial Highway last Thursday at the Annex building is Kewaskum. From left: Senator Duey Stroebel, Gordon and Kathy Haberman, Julie (Haberman) Osmus and her husband Troy Osmus and Representative Timothy Ramthum. ( Andrew Johnson | DCP) Installing of the 9/11 beam last Thursday. (Anne Trautner | Kewaskum

Dodge County Finance Committee Approves Proposed 2020 Tax Levy ANDREW JOHNSON The Dodge County Finance Committee unanimously approved a proposed tax levy of $34,598,359 and a county tax mill rate of 5.145 per thousand of taxable valuation at a 2020 special budget meeting held on Tuesday, Oct. 29. The proposed tax levy represents a $564,570 increase over the adopted 2019 tax levy. County

Serendipitous Stilts: Historic Number Of Nesting Southern Birds Documented At Horicon Marsh SUBSCRIBE TODAY!! Once labeled an 'accidental' visitor to Wisconsin, a southern breeding bird known for its long, thin, pinkish legs, needle- like black bill and aggressive calls in defense of its chicks, has now moved to Wisconsin in a much bigger way. Wisconsin Department of Natural