“Home For Thanksgiving” Takes On A New Meaning In 2020 By Randy Romanski DATCP secretary-designee As I reflect on the coming holiday season, I know this Thanksgiving will be different for most this year, including my own family. Celebrations will not include 50 family members happily crowded into one house. There cannot be four generations sitting around the table sharing a meal, telling

Heroes Of The Holyland — Leonard Hass On Memorial Day, like many days, 78-year-old Leonard Hass of Malone may remember just how fortunate he is. He made it home safe to Fond du Lac County. Lt. Richard Reynolds who “could talk anyone out of anything,” according to Hass, made it back to Ohio. And Cpl. General Jackson returned to Crabtree, Ark., with stories of how much ribbing

Kewaskum Statesman Turns 125 Years Old By Anne Trautner Today’s paper is the first issue of the 126th volume. The Kewaskum Statesman is officially 125 years old. It is quite a milestone. The paper has gone from newspaper workers setting type, one letter at a time, onto a linotype machine in the early days to creating pages on computers in the 21st century. Creating a paper each

CHS October Students Of The Month Campbellsport High School is proud to announce their “Students of the Month” for the month of October. All high school students are eligible for this honor. Teachers make their selections based upon attitude, effort, character, interest and achievement as exhibited in the classroom and school community. Administration, faculty, and staff are committed

Farm Bureau Announces New Appointees Kathy Muth from Washington County, Brenda Dowiasch from Eau Claire County and Steven Mueller from St. Croix County have been appointed to the Wisconsin Farm Bureau’s Promotion and Education Committee by the organization’s Board of Directors. Their terms begin at WFBF’s Annual Meeting being held virtually December 4-5. “I am excited to see the