D.N.R. Seeking Hunting Instructors for Hunter Safety and Learn to Hunt Programs WIS. DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES Are you a safe, ethical hunter with at least five years of hunting experience and a passion for passing this historic Wisconsin tradition on to future generations? We need your help to teach Hunter Education and Learn to Hunt programs. Wisconsin’s Hunter Education program has

| BOWLING SCORES | Monday Night Uptown Games Bowled Oct. 9 Rick Serwe Carpet 87.5, Davy’s King Pin 84.5, B’s Bells & Bootcamps 79, Bob Schuchardt 72, Adashun Jones 71, L. Birschbach Agency 70, Smith & Hatch 67.5, King Pin Lanes 65.5. High Games: 279 Kurt Turdo Jr., 265 Jon Bechler, 257 Bill Hatch. High Series: 726 Kurt Turdo Jr., 688 Kevin Zitlow, 677 Davy Dins. Tuesday Five

REZONING from page 1 Drive. “There are covenants registered with the county. The expectations when we moved here was that this stays where it is.” These sentiments were mirrored by others, with some pushing the Plan Commission members to consider their opinion over any potential economic boons. “I don’t think that your decision should be all about economics,” said Jim Geiger

Campbellsport Playoff Run Ends in Level 2 BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST The Campbellsport Cougar’s football season came to an end following a 35-0 defeat at the hands of the Two Rivers Raiders in Level 2 of the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Asssociation (WIAA) Division 4 playoffs last Friday night in Manitowoc. The game was moved to Ron Rubick Municipal Field in Manitowoc due to the

W.I.A.A. Board of Control Approves Rule Changes in Two Spring Sports TODD CLARK COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) Board of Control approved coaches advisory committee rule change recommendations in baseball and track & field at its October meeting. Beginning in June 2024, the higher-seeded team at the State Baseball Tournament will be

WIAA RULE from page 21 amendments under consideration address competition and practice restrictions; requiring the WIAA to be in compliance with all NFHS rules and regulations; Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) opportunities; and use of video replay to review all player ejections. Dr. Timothy McGuine from the UW-Madison Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitations Department presented an update

KHS SOCCER from page 1 half and on the first goal’s occasion they exploited the defensive back line of the Indians. It was a high bouncing long ball over the top of the midfield to a charging striker that was able to corral the ball, make a touch or two towards the middle of the field, and sneak a shot just past a collapsing center back that had the Kewaskum goalkeeper’s view shielded so