COUGARS from page 1 but the Cougars roared back in dramatic fashion to win this one late off a Jordan Ebert three-pointer. The clutch shot gave the visitors a one-point lead with seconds remaining and ultimately the “W” for Campbellsport. For the hosting Cards, it was a tough pill to swallow after commanding much of the contest until the final minute. “Definitely a gut-punch-of-a-game,”

AN Outdoorsman’s JOURNAL Lake Tomah/A Good Time had by All MARK WALTERS COLUMNIST This week’s column is all about what can happen when good people pull together and try to do good things. I have mentioned that Kids and Mentors Outdoors (KAMO) – kamokids. org – which is dedicated to helping get kids outside, is on a pretty good roll and if you would please keep reading you will

CHURCH from page 1 space it has at 2005 S. Main St. in West Bend. Church leaders thought about adding a third service, but logistically that wasn’t a good option. “We were in a year and a half process of praying through what do we want to do at Community Church in West Bend because we were growing very quickly,” said Vince Cardarelle, one of the church’s three pastors. “We have

REZONING from page 1 ing, Randy Klapper said he was concerned about parking and overcrowding. “What is the reason for doing this? What is the justification?” Klapper asked rhetorically about the housing construction project. Bret Fowler said he was concerned. He noted that construction work took place ahead of the rezoning and he questioned the transparency of the process. “They’re

Life at the Convent KARL MCCARTY CONTRIBUTOR It was a conversation about life, work and service to our elderly. And it happened all over canning tomatoes this summer in Dundee. It’s not clear if this story is about St. Matt’s, Sr. Daria, or a parent’s passing. Maybe Judy Rybold isn’t sure either. What is certain is that St. Joseph’s Convent shaped our local character. Judy worked

FOREST HOUSE from page 1 rant’s bar. “It always feels happy.” Bristoll-Groll credited the decades of weddings, Friday-night fish fries and celebratory occasions held on the property for providing that positive feeling. After she and Tony purchased the estate in 2021, the pair said they were inundated with questions about it being haunted. She said there are no ghosts, but plenty of