Campbellsport Middle School September Students of the Month Liam Kutz The sixth grade is proud to recognize Liam Kutz for September’s Student Of The Month. Liam has shown that he goes above and beyond in his classes by staying engaged in the lessons, asking follow up questions, and working hard on classroom activities. Liam is an excellent role model for his classmates by being a good

|CAMPBELLSPORT GLANCE BACKWARDS| 5 Years Ago October 10, 2019 Heavy rains last week wreaked havoc all over the area. Many areas were reporting anywhere from three to six inches of rain falling on Tuesday, Oct. 1. The Campbellsport Fire Department is teaming up with the National Fire Protection Association, the office sponsor of Fire Prevention Week for more than 90 years, to promote this

|KEWASKUM’S DAYS GONE BY| 5 Years Ago October 17, 2019 Kettle Moraine Carriage provided carriage rides around Kewaskum during the Kewaskum Public Library’s Family Fall Festival on Saturday, Oct. 12. After serving on the Village of Kewaskum Plan Commission for about 23 years, Theodore “Ted” Meilahn has stepped down from his position as a plan commissioner. The Village Board on Monday,

CommunityCALENDAR (We welcome submissions to the Community Calendar by emailing Clarice Case, editor, at ccase@mmclocal.com . Deadline for each Thursday edition, with the exception for holidays, is on Monday at 2 p.m.) Recurring events: • Every Monday & Wednesday — Washington County Clean Sweep Household Hazardous Waste Collection at Veolia Environmental Services, W124N9451 Boundary

American Farmland Trust Hosts Conservation Presentation in Rubicon CHUCK ANDERAS MICHAEL FIELDS AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE On September 12, American Farmland Trust hosted an event in Rubicon to educate non-operating farmland owners and engage with farmers about conservation. Casey Kula, Midwest Soil Health Specialist for the American Farmland Trust and organizer of the event, said that the

EAGLE SCOUT from page 1 surements from a kiosk that they wanted theirs to resemble in terms of sizing. “The lumber was ordered through Drexel in Campbellsport. The company also donated some of the wood to our project. They were very easy and great to work with,” explained Jacobi. “Once the wood arrived, the troop and I stained it, put the roof together and loaded the parts on a trailer