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! Story Hour Story hour is for preschool children ages 3-6 and is held each Wednesday from 10:30-11:30 a.m. Story hour is a time for children and their caregivers to learn, grow and explore at the library.

Check It Out! LORI KREIS, DIRECTOR KEWASKUM PUBLIC LIBRARY Is there anyone suffering the doldrums of mid-winter? I have at times and besides staying busy with work, events and hobbies, one of my favorite ways to lessen these blues is to read a good book. In February, the library will have many new reads to clear away any gloom. Last week I wrote about rom-coms and one notable title will

Tips to Build a Nest Egg in a Time Marked by a High Cost of Living A rise in the cost of living has presented challenges to millions of households across the globe. As the cost of everything from food to natural gas to fuel for vehicles has risen, many people have struggled to find ways to save money, especially for their long-term goals like retirement. The term “nest egg” has long been

Tips to Educate Young Adults to be Smart about Credit Credit is a necessary component of doing business in the modern world. The credit reporting agency Experian defines credit as the ability to borrow money or access goods or services with the understanding that a person will pay later. Various creditors grant credit based on their confidence that a borrower will repay what is owed. Many

Financial Mistakes Anyone can Avoid Earnings go a long way toward determining an individual’s financial security. However, high wages do not guarantee long-term financial security any more than lower wages ensure a future marked by a lack of financial flexibility. Individuals are a unique variable in any financial equation, and those who can exercise and maintain some fiscal discipline are

| AN OUTDOORSMAN’S JOURNAL | Life Changes SELINA WALTERS COLUMNIST I will be writing this week’s column to fill you in on some pretty big life changes I have undergone recently. On December 16, I graduated from UW-Stevens Point with a double major in fisheries and aquatic sciences and water resources, minors in soil science and biology, and a wetland science certificate. (I know

CREDIT SMART from page 13 Know the Formula for Good Credit Forbes says there are five categories that add up to good credit: 1. Payment history (35 percent) – Always pay bills on time. 2. Amounts owed (30 percent) – Borrow a low amount compared to the total lines of credit. This also is known as credit utilization. 3. Length of credit history (15 percent) – Keeping accounts open