Kewaskum Foods Expands Its Reach with New Partnership Alongside Vennture Brew Co. KEWASKUM FOODS Kewaskum Foods, a privately-owned and operated meat processing plant since 1941, announced today, a new partnership with Vennture Brew Co., a Milwaukee-based craft brewery. The collaboration will see Kewaskum Foods expand its product line to include Kewaskum branded coffee. With over 80 years

Kewaskum Drexel Site Planning Nearing Final Stages Village Board rezones TID 4 to industrial to clear way for Drexel construction project MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR The Village of Kewaskum’s newly annexed land off HWY 28 was rezoned for industrial purposes earlier this week after the Village Plan Commission recommended and the Village Board approved a 2050 Comprehensive Plan that

Campbellsport’s Heisler Wins D.N.R. Volunteer Instructor of the Year Heisler Received Additional Wisconsin Wildlife Federation Honor on April 15 The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) this week announced the hunter education program 2022 Instructor of the Year and Group of the Year. As was reported in a previous edition of this paper, local volunteer instructor Rick Heisler

Local Community Theater Wins National Award Kettle Moraine Players (KMP), a community theater company in Slinger, has just been named the winner of the Twink Lynch Organizational Achievement Award by the American Association of Community Theatre (AACT). The award will be presented to KMP in June, at the AACT national conference in Louisville, Ky. The award is given to one outstanding community

Keeping ‘Safety’ in Hunter Safety Local hunting educator works with state law makers on preserving hands-on instruction MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR A recent Campbellsport Hunter Education Program class graduated 50 youth and adults, which was a big reason to celebrate for instructor Rick Heisler, who has spent more than four decades educating the community on firearm and hunting safety.

One Decade on the Hill, Sunburst Stewards look back on Progress MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR As of December 2022, it’s been 10 years since Rob Friedl acquired the ski hill known as Sunburst and with this year’s skiing, boarding and tubing season finally finished (despite a late push last week from Old Man Winter), the anniversary marks one decade of positive change for the skill hill