Check It Out! LORI KREIS, DIRECTOR KEWASKUM PUBLIC LIBRARY It’s Banned Books Week October 1-8 and although I love to celebrate our freedom to read, it is sad that we still must commemorate this event because attempted acts of censorship are on the rise. This year, the theme is “Let Freedom Read” as this year the focus is to draw national attention to censorship and the harm it causes.

Library Events Activities at the Campbellsport Public Library 220 North Helena St. P.O. Box 405 www.campbellsportlibrary.org 920-533-8534 Greetings from the Campbellsport Public Library! Tinker Tuesdays Tinker Tuesdays are back at the Campbellsport Library. Join us at the library any time after 3:45 p.m., to build with Legos, Zoob and straw builders, and other manipulatives. This is

PEACE UNITED CHURCH from page 1 parcel of land on Wilhelmine Street, now known as 1st Street, to the church. Three days later, a larger group of families met and approved a constitution. The families of Herman Backhaus, Fred Buddenhagan, William Doms, Henry Ebenreiter, Herman Geidel, Michael Geidel, August Kirchner, William Krahn, Phillip Meinhardt, Carl Prost, Charles Schaefer, Christ Schaefer,

TRAPSHOOTING from page 18 there so you can only imagine the competition.” It was at the AIM Grand National that Thompson also won an AIM Academic Scholarship. Then on Aug. 9, Thompson returned to Sparta for the ATA Grand American to compete as an adult. Thompson won the Champion of Champions ladies’ award with a 200/200. “Champion of Champions is all of the state winners

Brianna Thompson Gaining Respect through Trapshooting CLARICE CASE JOURNALIST Campbellsport High School graduate (class of 2023) Brianna Thompson literally went out with a bang. As a senior member of her high school trapshooting team last spring, Thompson earned a ladies’ First Team All-Conference nod in the Kettle Moraine Trapshooting Conference, and she’s continued to excel in