| COLLEGE NEWS | – Tierney Herman of Kewaskum has earned Semester Honors for the Fall 2022 semester at Edgewood College . Fulltime students who achieve a 3.5 grade point average for the semester are eligible for this honor. – Carthage College has named Cassidy Stahl of Campbellsport, to the dean’s list for academic excellence during the Fall 2022 term. Dean’s list honors are

OUTDOORS from page 20 Throughout the day, we visited with our neighbors or they would visit with us. Early in the tournament, which ran from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Brock Bernt had a flag, and he landed a 32-inch gator, which was a personal-best for him. I honestly was hoping a college kid, or a real young kid, would get the big fish as they are the ones that need the money (32” won last year).

EVERS from page 2 fore being elected governor in 2018 to provide a 10-percent, middle-class tax cut. In the 2021-23 biennial budget, the governor signed one of the largest tax cuts in Wisconsin state history, providing $2 billion in individual income tax relief over the biennium and approximately $1 billion annually going forward. When combined with the tax cuts Gov. Evers signed in the 2019-21

| BOWLING SCORES | Monday Morning Bowling Club Games Bowled Feb. 20 High Men’s Games: 200 Bob Bodden, 190 Bill Guell, 162 Gene Venturini. High Men’s Series: 514 Bill Guell, 511 Bob Bodden, 444 Gene Venturini. Monday Night Uptown Games Bowled Feb. 20 Rick Serwe Carpet 408, Davy’s King Pin 401.5, Adashun Jones 399.5, B’s Bells & Bootcamp 370.5, L. Birschbach Agency 334, Bob Schuchardt

STROEBEL from page 2 sumes over 90% of all projected revenue growth for the entire state. How are we to fund raises for 70,000+ state employees, healthcare for the poor and disabled, public safety, inflationary costs in government services, the UW System, tax cuts and other priorities? This is not a serious proposal. Furthermore, it is disappointing Evers attempts to slip far-left agenda items

CHS FLYWAY from page 24 three points, 28-31. Springs is averaging more than 80 points-per-game this season, which meant the Cougars’ defensive gameplan was working in Campbellsport’s favor. The second half was eerily similar to the first, with both teams scoring roughly the same amount of points. The back-and-forth continued with McCarty scoring at will and Cole Kaehne contributing

KEWASKUM PIG from page 1 today. It’s a very important day for us and for our family to keep our tradition going almost 150 years in business,” he said. Prior to the Laatsch family, the grocery store was owned by Aaron’s cousin, Mike Geidel. Both Geidel and Laatsch can directly trace their lineage to Nicolas Marx who opened a grocery store and saloon in Kewaskum in 1876. The Marx-named