AS I SEE FIT from page 2 for your brain are the ones that are least processed. Research published in 2021 found that a steady diet of highly processed foods resulted in memory problems and brain inflammation, increasing the risk of developing dementia, Alzheimer’s and other neurological diseases. “Highly processed foods” include those with heavily refined carbohydrates, saturated

Updates from the Kewaskum Village Board BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST The Kewaskum Village Board of Trustees met on Monday, June 20. Pickle Ball At the meeting, Dennis Aupperle stated that the pickle ball courts are up and running at Kiwanis Park. Citizens should feel free to come and check them out. Library to Receive ARPA Funds During the unfinished business portion of the meeting,

Kewaskum Sewer Lateral Bills Due in October BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST The Kewaskum Village Board of Trustees met on Monday, June 20, and at the meeting a public hearing was held to discuss the sanitary sewer laterals. The project to repair and update property laterals took place back in 2014, but the bill is now being delivered to residents. Any person who has a home or a business located

| KEWASKUM POLICE BEAT | May 15- June 4 The following was provided by Kewaskum Police Department (KPD) Chief Tom Bishop: May 17- Traffic Offense: KPD took a report of a juvenile riding a motorcycle around the school busses at school and on the roadway. Juvenile student does not have a driver’s license. Citation issued. May 19- Disorderly Conduct: KPD was stopped by a vehicle occupied

Campbellsport High School Second Semester Honor Roll High Honor Roll Class of 2022 Malachi Bartelet, Nickolas Bastian, Julie Baumhardt, Cullen Beisbier, Devlin Delegard, Delaney Dickman, Sydney Faust, Noah Fleischman, Skyler Fryman, Joseph Gardner, Brooklyn Gliniecki, Carissa Heisdort, Braden Heltemes, Tessa Homuth, Aidan Jacobs, Hala King, Kylie Klein, Ethan Kohlmann, Ashley Kusko, Connor