October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month The internet has made everything from paying bills to staying in touch with family easier. It has also opened many new ways for criminals to target sensitive personal and financial information, making it essential that everyone learn how to protect themselves. To encourage everyone to learn more about their digital risk, Gov. Tony Evers has declared October

Countdown To New Federal ID Requirement Begins Get REAL ID By October 1, 2020 When enforcement of the REAL ID Act begins October 1, 2020, (one year from now) the regular Wisconsin driver license or ID will no longer be accepted identification for domestic air travel or to enter a federal building or military base. On October 1, 2020, travelers will need to present a REAL ID-compliant driver

Washington County Named Wisconsin Active Together Community Washington County has been recognized as a Wisconsin Active Together Community. Our dedication to active lifestyles and commitment to do more as a community is being celebrated statewide. Two million Wisconsinites live in cities, towns and counties recognized as Wisconsin Active Together Communities. Communities know small

Schauer Arts Center To Host ‘The Art Of Polka’ Starring Steve Meisner And Lynn Marie The Schauer Arts Center will host “The Art of Polka” starring Steve Meisner and LynnMarie on Friday, Oct. 18, at 7:30 p.m., when the pair pay tribute to Wisconsin’s official state dance. Meisner is a multi-talented musician, entertainer, composer and arranger. In Steve's 40 year musical career

Plan Commission Discusses School Storage Building By Anne Trautner On Tuesday, Sept. 24, the Village of Kewaskum Plan Commission met about a new maintenance building that is to be located on the northeast side of Kewaskum High School. Work has already started on the building, but last week was the first time any sort of plan for the building came before the Plan Commission. Plan Commission

Testifying For 9/11 Memorial Highway Bill By Tim Ramthun State Representative 59th Assembly District What a rewarding day it was. On Tuesday, Sept. 24, I had the tremendous honor and privilege of testifying in favor of the Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial Highway bill in front of the Assembly Committee on Transportation. Joining me in testifying was Sen. Duey Stroebel (R-Saukville), along with

After Fatal Crashes, Advocacy For Median Barriers on I-41 Gets Results – Wisconsin DOT To Complete First Installation Phase By Mid-November When three crossover deaths occurred along Interstate 41 in 2018, Washington County leaders and the public applied pressure to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. As a result, WisDOT will be installing a new cable barrier system on Interstate