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Kewaskum Girls Tennis Defeats Kiel on Senior Day

Kewaskum Girls Tennis Defeats Kiel on Senior Day

Kewaskum Girls Tennis Defeats Kiel on Senior Day KHS GIRLS TENNIS The Kewaskum High School girls tennis team celebrated Senior Day by defeating Kiel, 7-0, on Thursday, Sept. 14. Prior to the meet, Kewaskum’s seven seniors were honored and were presented with gifts from their younger teammates. Head Coach Brad Preder thanked the seniors for their dedication, work ethic and leadership.
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K.H.S. Boys Soccer Pulls Off Win Against Cougars

K.H.S. Boys Soccer Pulls Off Win Against Cougars

K.H.S. Boys Soccer Pulls Off Win Against Cougars KHS BOYS SOCCER A win is a win. Saturday, Sept. 16, Kewaskum traveled to Campbellsport for the men’s soccer game. A sloppy effort at times, but the Indians were able to pull out the victory. There were moments when Kewaskum would string together some quality, but for the most part, it was unforced turnovers with breakdowns in formation and
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OUTDOORS

OUTDOORS

OUTDOORS from page 14 lenge as the rice is tall and thick. Next, I realized I had forgot to bring a lighter. I was going to cook my meals on a single burner camp stove. That idea flamed out and my diet would be cheese, a two-pound stick of garlic-flavored bear sausage and apples. On occasion, I would get burned by teal flying at Mach 8, and I had no cares, as the pups and I were very happy
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13 September 2023

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Firefighters Climb Stairs to Remember Fallen Heroes of 9/11

Firefighters Climb Stairs to Remember Fallen Heroes of 9/11

Firefighters Climb Stairs to Remember Fallen Heroes of 9/11 ANNE TRAUTNER JOURNALIST It was still dark at 5:40 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 9, but that didn’t matter to the six members of the Kewaskum Fire Department who gathered at the Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial in Kewaskum. It was their first stop on their way to Green Bay for the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at Lambeau Field. They wanted to
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Cougars Ground Cards, Remain Undefeated

Cougars Ground Cards, Remain Undefeated

Cougars Ground Cards, Remain Undefeated MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR The Campbellsport Cougars football team welcomed the Mayville Cardinals at Dan O’Brien Memorial Field last Friday – horses grazed in a field behind the north endzone all evening – and although the visitors played their most physical brand of football this season, it was the Cougars taking the “W” by a score of
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Kewaskum Elementary Achieves Project ADAM Heart Safe School Designation

Kewaskum Elementary Achieves Project ADAM Heart Safe School Designation

Kewaskum Elementary Achieves Project ADAM Heart Safe School Designation KEWASKUM SCHOOL DISTRICT This August, Kewaskum Elementary School (KES) achieved the Project ADAM (Automated Defibrillators in Adam’s Memory) Heart Safe School designation. KES practiced several medical emergency drills during the 2022/23 school year in order to qualify. Their first drills were before school without
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That Was Fun

That Was Fun

| ENJOY EVERY SANDWICH | That Was Fun MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR On Sunday, the Green Bay Packers football team maintained its proverbial “ownership” of the rival Chicago Bears with a convincing 38-20 victory at Soldier Field in the Windy City. As those fans to our south scream into the ether, “Why!? Why!? Why!?” for (likely) the remainder of the season and (hopefully)
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Kegs Will Soar – The Ledge Games are Back September 30

Kegs Will Soar – The Ledge Games are Back September 30

Kegs Will Soar – The Ledge Games are Back September 30 Annual charitable event returns in 2023 to raise funds for local tech education students The Ledge Games (TLG), a local timber competition for charity, returns to Red Cabin at Green Acres on Saturday, September 30, for its eighth year of competition. Each year the event welcomes hundreds of spectators and more than 100 amateur
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RURAL WRITES

RURAL WRITES

| RURAL WRITES | G.A. SCHEINOHA CONTRIBUTOR It’s a hot buttton topic which hasn’t gone away yet. One that runs along the fault line of our society, the conservative/liberal continental divide. Critical Race Theory incited both sides in the indignation and fury of an already polarized nation. The words of Pink Floyd come to mind, “We don’t want thought control.” Even as parents
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