A Case for the Ojibwe KARL MCCARTY CONTRIBUTOR All around us, what we need is on the land. This is harder for children and adults to understand in 2023, as food options are answered at the grocery store, house construction is outsourced to builders, and time is occupied by cellphones and internet instead of nature. When the only people on this landscape were Native Americans, what did their

Welcoming Mr. Stanley MITCHELL B KELLER EDITOR As reported on this edition’s front page, former Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Editor George Stanley will be joining this weekly’s publishing company, Multi Media Channels (MMC), beginning this month as a Local News Initiatives Adviser. In the bubble that is the Wisconsin news industry, this is akin to one’s favorite sports team landing

Gov. Evers to Deliver on Promise of 10-Percent Middle-Class Tax Cut Governor's budget to deliver more than $1.2 billion in targeted tax relief to working families, parents, veterans, caregivers, seniors, and student loan borrowers Relief for working families supported by provisions limiting tax giveaways to wealthy earners Gov. Tony Evers announced provisions in his 2023-25 biennial budget

S.M.S. Principal at Lunch with Students St. Mary School first grader Kyla Curro had a Picnic with the Principal on Wednesday, Jan. 18. Mrs. Yauck says Kyla is so easy to talk with and had offered such special conversation. Kyla said that she loves to go up north with her family. The cabin where they stay has a beautiful view of the lake. She said she loves to eat breakfast on the deck so she

Reinwald is 2x State Champion COACH JOE KERN HORICON WRESTLING This weekend’s state tournament was a great experience for the Horicon Marshmen and Marshladies. All five wrestlers competed hard and left everything on the mat. Ethan Fraze (170) battled all six minutes, but fell short in his match Thursday night against the eventual fifth place finisher. Fraze is someone who you never have