Fond du Lac County Moved Back To Phase One ByAndrea HansenAbler The Fond du Lac County Health Department has moved the county back to Phase One in the Coronavirus pandemic. “Yesterday, Fond du Lac County moved back to Phase One of the Fond du Lac County Safe Restart Plan,” Kim Mueller, county health officer, said on Tuesday, Aug. 25. “We received an additional 95 cases between Friday,

Empire Threshing Association’s Thresheree August 29 The Empire Threshing Association is hosting its annual Thresheree on Saturday, Aug. 29. It will take place on the John and Beth Wettstein farm, six miles east of Eden on County B, from 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Look for the signs to find the specific location. No admission is charged for this event. Many different activities will be held throughout

Cougar Dash Still On With Different Date The Cougar Booster Club will still be hosting its annual 5K Run/Walk, but just on a different day this year. Usually it is held on the morning of the Fourth of July. This year, it will be held on Saturday, July 25. Run registration will take place from 7 a.m.7:45 a.m. The run/walk will start at 8 a.m. A kids half-mile run will start right after

Flags Stolen Over Weekend In Campbellsport On Saturday, June 6, the Campbellsport Police Department received many reports of stolen American flags. They estimate that the flags were stolen late Friday night, June 5. According to Campbellsport Police Chief Tom Dornbrook, five American flags and one Navy flag were stolen from the village. The Fond du Lac County Sheriff’s Department also

2020 Washington County Fair Canceled Amid COVID-19 Public Health Concerns With the uncertainty of the COVID-19 situation, after discussions with Washington County officials and the Washington Ozaukee Public Health Department, the Washington County Agricultural & Industrial Society Board of Directors (AIS) decided, that the 2020 Washington County Fair scheduled for July 21-26, cannot take

Options Being Looked At For CHS Graduation ByAndrea HansenAbler The Campbellsport Board of Education learned about a couple options for the graduation ceremony for the Campbellsport High School Class of 2020. “I’m proposing the weekend after the Fourth of July,” said Paul Amundson, district administrator, at the board’s Monday, May 18, meeting. “We’ve talked about it with the