Wisconsin Newspapers Highlight Homelessness In Wisconsin By Beth Bennett Executive Director, Wisconsin Newspaper Association Newspaper outlets from across Wisconsin are coming together to once again report on the plight of the homeless in Wisconsin. In 2019 more than 30 news outlets reported on the state of homelessness in Wisconsin. The content from the reporting which was circulated by the

Census Special Operations Counts People Experiencing Homelessness From the U.S. Census Bureau Region The U.S. Census Bureau began the   special operations to count people experiencing homelessness   in communities across the country on September 22. Specially trained census takers will count people Sept. 22-24 at shelters, soup kitchens and mobile food van stops in an operation called Service-Based

Dundee Car And Craft Show Changed To Car Cruise Due to COVID-19 concerns, this year’s “Fall into Fun” with the Dundee Annual Fall Color Car and Craft Show has been replaced with a Car Cruise and Show. It kicks off at the Dundee Sportsmen’s Park on Saturday, Oct. 10, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Automotive enthusiasts of all kinds are invited to come out and enjoy a day. All makes and models

US Cellular Turns On 5G Network For Area Customers US Cellular customers in Campbellsport and Kewaskum are now able to access the company’s 5G network. Other towns with access to 5G in Wisconsin include Janesville, Manitowoc, Racine and more. Additional 5G coverage will be added to enhance the network experience for US Cellular customers in Wisconsin in the future as part of the company’s

Kewaskum To Have Parking On East Side Of Hwy 45 Only – Parking Lane On West Side Of Hwy 45 To Be Eliminated In 2024 By Anne Trautner When the Wisconsin Department of Transportation completes the Highway 45 project in the Village of Kewaskum in 2024, the village will have parking on the east side of the road only. At the regular board meeting held on Monday, Oct. 5, the Kewaskum

Cougars Use Six Pitchers To Defeat Kewaskum The Cougar fall ball team played their final game of the season and defeated Kewaskum 12-2 in six innings to finish the fall ball season a perfect 5-0. The Cougars pitched all six of their pitchers, one inning each. They gave up two hits, two runs, and struck out nine. Izzy Sabish (1K) started in the circle followed by Ava Sippel (1H, 1R, 1K), Brooke