Great Bands On Tap For Campbellsport Fire Department Picnic This year’s Campbellsport Fire Department picnic will include two bands that are picnic mainstays and one new band to the picnic. There will be no cover charge the entire picnic. Starting out the Picnic on Wednesday, July 3, at 8 p.m. will be the band Reckless Remedy. They will be new to the picnic. Reckless Remedy was a little

Campbellsport Firemen’s Parade Scheduled For July 4th It is that time of the year again. Everyone will be pulling out their lawn chairs and blankets. Kids will grab buckets or bags with hopes of filling them with candy and other goodies. All will look for a prime spot along Main Street in Campbellsport for the annual Campbellsport Firemen’s Parade. The parade is scheduled for its traditional

Hometown Realty Settled Into New Location By Andrea Hansen Abler A historical Campbellsport building received a makeover this past year as Hometown Realty moved its business to Main Street in Campbellsport. The former Campbellsport Insurance building at 146 East Main Street is now the home of the realty company. Bob and Doreen Schwind were excited to refurbish this old building. “We

Thiel Survives Seven Cautions To Master SK Speedway In a race that combined the varying elements of a hotly contested Sprint Car event and a survival of the fittest competition, Scotty Thiel of Sheboygan endured seven caution periods and turned back spirited challenges from a pair of highly accomplished veteran competitors to score a convincing victory in a Midwest Sprint Car Association

CES Student Council Busy The Campbellsport Elementary School student council was busy during the last few weeks of school. Not only did they plan a “field day event,” in which all classrooms had a chance to go outside and engage in some fun interactive team games, but they also completed their “principal challenge,” duct taping Mrs. Cerny to a wall inside the school. The duct taping

Residents Voice Concerns About Former Church Property By Andrea Hansen Abler A group of residents attended the Town of Osceola meeting on Tuesday, June 11, to voice their concerns about the appearance of a former church site in the township. The site is where Our Lady of Angels Catholic Church in Armstrong used to stand. A petition was presented to the board with about 730 signatures from