RACING from page 24 three racing families honored for their contributions to the racing program at Plymouth since its inception in 1950. In addition, the Aug. 6 PDTR program is Kids Autograph Night with backpack and checkered flag giveaways courtesy of Hopf Farms. Spectator gates open at 4:30 p.m. with 360 Sprint Car hot laps/group qualifying at 5:30 p.m. and racing to begin at 6 p.m.

BIKE from page 1 War Memorial to her final destination: the Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial & Education Center in Kewaskum. “I was stationed in Okinawa, Japan, during the attacks on our country, and I will never forget,” said Gundrum. Gundrum is hoping that community members will share this information and donate to the cause: Donations can be made through the website at Wisconsin911memorial.com

MONKEYPOX from page 14 lymph nodes and a new, unexplained rash, and contact a healthcare provider if any of those occur. If you become ill, avoid contact with others until you receive health care. • If you are sick with monkeypox, isolate at home until the rash has fully resolved, the scabs have fallen off, and a fresh layer of skin has formed. DHS urges anyone to contact a healthcare

| FROM THE ARCHIVES | Belles Split with Prison, St. Cloud CAMPBELLSPORT NEWS JULY 31, 1947 The following is an article from the July 31, 1947 edition of the Campbellsport News. The pieces are largely unedited and display the style and convention used “back in the day.” The Belles split even in the two games played over the weekend. On Saturday they made their annual trip to

| LETTER-TO-THE-EDITOR | Reader Requests Milwaukee River be at Forefront of Kewaskum Vision Meeting In this advent of revisioning Kewaskum, our village leadership has requested villager participation on August 3. Hearing this call, my experience goes directly to this river, which we were founded on 127 years ago. From the beginning, and now more than ever, we remember: “A river runs