Rural Writes G.A. SCHEINOHA CONTRIBUTOR As we pass Christmas and tumble through these last few dwindling days on the cusp of 2022, never before has time seemed so crucial. We rush to take inventory, draw up a list of resolutions, promises we’ll won’t keep. Leastwise, beyond a few weeks or maybe, only days. But mostly, we’re in a hurry to fetch in the new year. Never rightly understood

Taking Care of our Own, Mayville Company Sends Relief to Kentucky Feucht Trucking of Mayville delivered two semi-trailers full of donated goods to Mayfield, Ken. Following devastating storms MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER ACTING EDITOR A rare but intense series of windstorms whipped through the Midwest earlier this month, causing damage to a wide region in the Pionier coverage area. The storms,

Campbellsport Middle School October Students of the Month Sydney Brandt (6th grade) The sixth grade team is proud to announce Sydney Brandt as a sixth grade Student of The Month for October! Sydney has been working very hard in all her subjects and always comes to class prepared to learn. She is great about sharing her ideas in class discussions and always ready to lend a helping hand to anyone

CHS December Students of the Month Campbellsport High School is proud to announce its December Students of the Month. 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 to developing future leaders

UW-Division of Extension announces regional educators The University of Wisconsin – Division of Extension is moving to a structure of having regional dairy, farm management and crops educators across the state. These positions will provide research-based education to dairy and crop producers by assessing the needs of farmers in their region, and designing and delivering educational programming

5 Years Ago December 29, 2016 The Campbellsport Village Board is looking for members of the community who would like to serve on the board. Two open seats will be available. One is already open for someone to fill immediately. Joanne Del Ponte resigned from the board this past fall. Her seat has been open since her resignation. The other seat will be open after the spring election this April.

5 Years Ago January 5, 2017 After voters approved the November referendum, the Kewaskum School District started taking the first steps to making its capital project a reality. The $28.42 million project will address facility needs at the high school and middle school. Official survey work on the site has begun, and a vendor has been contracted to remove any asbestos that exists in the tile

Other States have had Success with Wildlife Bridges, Where are Wisconsin’s? Crossing structures can reduce crashes by as much as 80 percent in some areas of the country NATHAN DENZIN THE BADGER PROJECT Deer cause more than 16,000 car crashes in Wisconsin every year, leading to millions of dollars in damage, and even a few lives lost. Yet the state has no wildlife crossing structures