BLANCHARD from page 1 Blanchard went on to win three in a row for third, but that experience of being blind sighted motivated him to find another gear this for season. Following last month’s 2023 WIAA Division 2 state tournament, Blanchard was not denied his quest this time, as the senior won the title for the 126 weight-class. A big credit, he said, was an early-season loss, which snapped

STATEBOUND from page 1 on an early run and sent the message that they were not going down without a fight. The final 10 minutes of this game had the feel it was going to come down the wire. The senior experience of Kewaskum, however, willed the Indians to victory. Morgan Adams, Grace Leitheiser and Madi Dogs helped lead the way, as Adams finished with 16 points, 13 rebounds and three blocks

| ENJOY EVERY SANDWICH | Welcoming Mr. Stanley MITCHELL B KELLER EDITOR As reported on this edition’s front page, former Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Editor George Stanley will be joining this weekly’s publishing company, Multi Media Channels (MMC), beginning this month as a Local News Initiatives Adviser. In the bubble that is the Wisconsin news industry, this is akin to one’s

Gov. Evers to Deliver on Promise of 10-Percent Middle-Class Tax Cut Governor’s budget to deliver more than $1.2 billion in targeted tax relief to working families, parents, veterans, caregivers, seniors, and student loan borrowers Relief for working families supported by provisions limiting tax giveaways to wealthy earners Gov. Tony Evers announced provisions in his 2023-25 biennial

Evers is Living in a Fantasy World (Where Money Grows on Trees) SEN. DUEY STROEBEL 20TH SENATE DISTRICT Gov. [Tony] Evers recently announced his spending plan to expand the scope of government and increase total state expenditures in excess of 22% over the two-year budget cycle. With a laundry list of wishful ideas crammed into a 1,815-page budget proposal, this is arguably Evers most