Walk To End Alzheimer’s Projected To Raise $100,000 Washington County residents showed their support on Saturday, Sept. 21, as nearly 600 participants turned out to support the Walk To End Alzheimer’s at Regner Park in West Bend. The walk, chaired by Dr. Larry Sullivan, neurologist at Froedtert Health, and Debbie Spaeth, president of SSA Sales Reps, is projected to raise $100,000. Fundraising

Residents Weigh In On ATV Use In Village By Anne Trautner The Kewaskum Village Board met in the Kewaskum Annex on Monday, Sept. 16, because of an anticipated large turnout for a public hearing to gain feedback regarding a proposed ordinance that would allow ATVs on some village streets that have a speed limit of 35 mph or less. Approximately 31 people attended the public hearing.

Kewaskum Fire Department Prepares For Fire Prevention Week The Kewaskum Fire Department is teaming up with the National Fire Protection Association, the official sponsor of Fire Prevention Week for more than 90 years, to promote this year’s Fire Prevention Week campaign, “Not Every Hero Wears a Cape. Plan and Practice Your Escape!” The campaign works to educate everyone about the small

Voters To Elect County Executive In April By Anne Trautner Washington County voters will see a new position on the ballot in April after county supervisors voted last week to convert to an elected county executive form of government. The County Board voted 13-11 last Wednesday, Sept. 11, to change the county administrator position to a county executive. Two supervisors, Roger Kist and

Regal Ware Announces Appointment Of Jeffrey A. Reigle As New Board Chairman Regal Ware, Inc., has announced that James D. Reigle, current Chairman of the Board, has stepped down and will remain on the board as Chairman Emeritus. James has been with the company since 1949 serving in multiple leadership positions and retiring from Presidency in 1991. Under James’ leadership, the company

42 New Girl Scout Badges Now Available To Mobilize Girls To Change The World A whopping 42 more badges for Girl Scouts were just revealed by the iconic girls-only leadership organization. These new badges offer girls in grades K-12 opportunities for high adventure, like snow hiking or mountain biking and opportunities for creative science, like learning how to use coding to solve problems