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Kewaskum Football Hosts Homecoming

Kewaskum Football Hosts Homecoming


Kewaskum Football Hosts Homecoming BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST The Kewaskum High School football team hosted Kettle Moraine Lutheran (KML) on Friday, Oct. 4. The homecoming game ended in a 42-7 loss for the Indians who are now 0-7 on the season. The game began with KML scoring off of a five-yard run in the first quarter. Kewaskum’s defense held the opposing team from scoring again

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Working Towards Eagle Scout

Working Towards Eagle Scout


Working Towards Eagle Scout Myles Jacobi Builds New Information Kiosk at Kettle Moraine State Forest BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST Myles Jacobi of Kewaskum recently completed his Eagle Scout Project and is now one step closer to becoming an Eagle Scout, the highest ranking in the program. “I got into Scouts as a first grader, so I’ve now been in it for ten years. My dad and my uncle are

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C.H.S. Athletic Hall  of Fame Class of  2024 Inductees

C.H.S. Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2024 Inductees


C.H.S. Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2024 Inductees The CHS Athletic Department is proud to announce that Coach Mike Kulibert and Jeff Birschbach are the newest inductees to the CHS Athletic Hall of Fame. These two individuals represent the class of 2024 and are most deserving of the honor. Coach Kulibert has literally been a legend here at Campbellsport High School and his coaching legacy

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Thrifty Travel Tips Destination Dubuque

Thrifty Travel Tips Destination Dubuque


Thrifty Travel Tips Destination Dubuque MARY KRIEGER CONTRIBUTOR If you are looking for an inexpensive, fall adventure, look no farther than our neighboring state of Iowa. Dubuque is just a 2.5 hour drive from the Dodge County area, driving through picturesque hills and valleys until you cross over the mighty Mississippi. Dubuque is home to many attractions, which highlight the area’s

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The High Cost Of Estrangement

The High Cost Of Estrangement


| PUBLISHER LETTERS | The High Cost Of Estrangement Dear Reader, In the course of life, it’s inevitable that even the closest of relationships will encounter disagreement. Whether it’s a difference of opinion, a conflict of values, or something else entirely, these moments can feel incredibly significant – like hills worth dying on. But what happens when two people, bound by affection

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RURAL WRITES

RURAL WRITES


| RURAL WRITES | G.A. SCHEINOHA CONTRIBUTOR Autumn is a season of beauty, but also sadness. Depends on what peculiar stage from Shakespeare’s seven ages of man you currently stride upon. When young, we might only dread fall’s approach because it portends a return to school. Otherwise, the equinox is kinda fun. Especially diving headlong into a pile of leaves your father pulls together

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