Check It Out! LORI KREIS KEWASKUM LIBARIAN BY LORI KREIS KEWASKUM PUBLIC LIBRARY DIRECTOR During the fall of 2020, the Kewaskum Public Library held its first StoryWalk® in association with the businesses in Kewaskum. This was a great success. During a time when people cannot congregate for storytimes, we reached out to the community and found a way to incorporate reading, exercise

Library Happenings Activities At The Campbellsport Library The Campbellsport Public Library, 220 N. Helena St. in Campbellsport, is o ring the following programs. For more information, contact the library at director@campbellsportlibrary. org or call 920-533-8534. Find Peace. Read. The library’s reading program suggests activities to explore what may bring you joy. Check out books

5 Years Ago April 28, 2016 A ground breaking was held at the site of the new gazebo at Mill Pond Park in Campbellsport. The money for the gazebo was donated by the families of Katie Berg, Caitlin Scannell and Sabrina Stahl. Some of the money came from memorials for the three girls and the rest has been raised during the 3 Angels Choir Blast Run/Walk that has been held the past two years. The final

Community CALENDAR TO BE INCLUDED IN THE COMMUNITY CALENDAR, PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR EVENT PRIOR TO OUR 2 P.M. MONDAY DEADLINE. 920.533.8338 • THECAMPBELLSPORTNEWS.COM • KSTATESMAN.COM Every Monday & Wednesday — Washington County Clean Sweep Household Hazardous Waste Collection at Veolia Environmental Services, W124N9451 Boundary Rd., Menomonee Falls, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Registration and $20

Students From i4Learning Community School Qualify For Global DI Competition BY ANNE TRAUTNER JOURNALIST A group of students from the i4Learning Community School placed third in a state Destination Imagination (DI) competition and is now invited to compete at the global level. The team is made up of the following students in grades three through five at i4L: Lily Prost, Sadie Fonte, Claire

Medieval Times The _rst through fourth grade students at Waucousta Lutheran Grade School had a medieval feast on Friday, April 16. The kids all made projects ranging from banners, to shields, to hats to swords and more. They had a feast and played some games in the afternoon. PHOTOS SUBMITTED The _rst through fourth grade students at Waucousta Lutheran Grade School had a medieval feast on Friday,

MUSIC BOOK from page 1 through this manual,” he said. “This manual is meant to help the singer or director of choirs. So many church choirs strive to provide good music to glorify their church service. Sometimes ideas or suggestions may be just the thing to help.” His main focus when writing this book was to help church choirs, but it is really for anybody who wants help singing but can’t