Congress Gives But Congress Takes Away By Matthew Adelman Publisher Douglas (Wyoming) Budget and President National Newspaper Association The coronavirus pandemic has laid much of the American economy on its back — but a bright spot has made the disaster less crippling than it might have been. That is the Paycheck Protection Program, which funneled money back to workers through small businesses.

Students Selected For 2020 WSMA High School State Honors Project — First-Ever “Virtual Camp” Some of Wisconsin’s finest young musicians are about to meet up for the first-ever Wisconsin School Music Association (WSMA) High School State Honors “Virtual” Camp. Kewaskum students participating in the Honors “Virtual” Camp are Melody Humphreys, treble choir soprano 2; and Kelli

Schools To Continue Serving Meals Through August 31 Kewaskum School District’s Food Service program will continue providing free lunch and breakfast to all children 18 and under (no signup needed) through August 31. The U.S. Department of Agriculture is supplying the food for the program. Beginning Monday, June 29, the schedule for drive-through and walk-up service for weekly meals will

History Of The Kettlemoraine Klassic Kar Klub —Show Canceled This Year By Richard D. Thiemer, Jr. The Kettlemoraine Klassic Kar Klub started with Normie Dogs and Dick Bannenberg. Dick moved out to West Bend from Milwaukee in 1974. He met Normie Dogs, a salesman at Schwartzberg Oldsmobile (then located where Bits ‘n Pieces is now), while looking at a car to purchase. They talked about