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Memories of more elementary schools

The grade schools that were the building blocks for Kiel High School were public and parochial and were spread over a variety of townships.
Area youth a whiz with numbers

Cameron Stone of Kiel loves thinking about and working with numbers and has a great ability to remember years and events.
Garden aims to provide veggies to people

Organizers of a new community garden hope to help area community members by providing locally grown vegetables.
Crowds turn out for FdL County breakfast

J & J Pickart Dairy, LLC was the site of this year’s Fond du Lac Area Breakfast on the Farm held Sunday, June 26.
Local man participates in mission trip

An area man fulfilled a long time dream of participating in a mission trip when he traveled to Haiti in February.
FFA Chorus provides lifelong memories

Those involved in local FFA chapters and alumni groups know the immense number of opportunities offered to students across the state of Wisconsin.
St. Johannes site of first Johnsburg church

St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Johnsburg will be celebrating the 175th anniversary of the founding of St. John the Baptist Parish.
Mini-van holds miles of mom memories

My life was a whole lot different 106,000-something miles ago.
History comes alive at Wade House

On Saturday, May 21, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., visitors to the Wade House historic site in Greenbush will have the opportunity to discover 19 local history organizations from four counties with hosted displays in the new Visitor Center.
Kiel wrestler brings event to city

Gravel Pit to host matches this Saturday
Second of two parts—Climbers make final ascent on Kilimanjaro

In our five-hour day, we conquer the great Barranco Valley and up the Barranco Wall.
First of two parts—Climbing Kilimanjaro...this time with friend

In 2014 I wrote a story for the newspaper about climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro with my brother Richie.
Group warms local veterans with quilts

Chilton area veterans received a special gift recently at Century Ridge Assisted Living in Chilton.
Each veteran received a patriotic lap quilts free of charge from the Kiel Quilters.
Matching students with host families

A local program that enables people to come together with mutual respect, promoting personal growth and a positive global perspective is looking for host families in the area.
The STS Foundation, based in Massachusetts allows families to host students from abroad. Senior Local Coordinator Penny Benzschawel and her husband Bob hosted their first student in 2012.
Kiel native teaching at Lakeland College

Kiel native Britanni Meinnert was a small-town girl with big-time dreams of using higher education to experience the world.
“I initially got into the hospitality industry major so that I could get out of this area,” Meinnert said with a smile. “But I never left. I think it just speaks volumes about what we have to offer right here in our backyard.”
Rehabilitated birds return to wild with facility’s help

Two rehabilitated bald eagles were released back to the wild on Monday, Jan. 4.
Wildlife rehabilitator Pat Fischer along with Don Baumgarter released the immature bald eagles at Fritse Park in the town of Menasha
Bond forms from struggles with algebra

Renee Juckem of Kiel was struggling, but she remained determined to continue her path toward a bachelor’s degree from Lakeland College.
Enrolled in an intermediate algebra course, her first math class in more than 20 years, Juckem felt lost. Fortunately, Yuge Li came into her life.
“Yuge started out as my tutor, but became a great friend,” Juckem said.
Styles change, but not graduates’ bond

Amidst a gentle symphony of scissors snipping and clippers clipping, 16 women gathered, learned together and bonded in 1975 in the cosmetology classroom of Moraine Park Technical College’s Fond du Lac campus.
Speaking in code

A new club implemented in the Chilton Public School District aims to provide students the opportunity to think creatively, reason systematically, and work collaboratively.
‘Beauty and the Beast’

Kiel High School presented “Beauty and the Beast” last week in the Castle Theater.

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