2021 Resolutuion: Crash, Not Accident —In The New Year, Save Lives By Changing How You Talk About Tragedies Forget losing the “Quarantine 15.” For those looking for an easy-to-stick-to New Year’s Resolution that will make a difference, look no further than changing the way you talk about car crashes. Namely? Stop calling them “accidents.” Here’s why: The language we use to

DOT Officials Discuss Rising Crashes, Fatalities In New “Transportation Connects Us” Podcast In a year where passenger traffic has been down significantly due to the pandemic — expectations were for a lower number of crashes and fatalities. Instead, crash rates and fatalities are higher than they were year to date in 2019, in Wisconsin, the Midwest and nationwide. Two top Wisconsin

Eden Starts Process For Upgraded Sewer Plant By Andrea Hansen Abler The Village of Eden has officially started the process for an upgraded and expanded sewer plant. During the village board meeting on Thursday, . Oct. 20, they approved the facility design contract with Applied Technologies. “The main reason this needs to be done is that flows have been larger than it can handle,” said

Fourth Week; Four Games; Four Different Heroes For KHS Soccer If good things come in threes, challenges come in fours. In the penultimate week of the season, the Kewaskum boys soccer team faced some stiff competition with varying results. Playing four games in five days is a challenge in any year, but with as many players coming and going because of contacttracing quarantines and injuries in

Kewaskum Eagles Announce Plans For AAU Basketball As Kewaskum continues to strive to grow the passion and skill of its boys basketball program across all levels, a new opportunity has emerged. The Kewaskum Eagles have formed a boys basketball faith based program developing skills for on the court and off. The Eagles will complement the successful Kewaskum Youth Basketball (KYB) program,