By: Mark Walters Operation Musky 2023 Hello friends: From 1981 to 1987 I did an enlistment for the Wisconsin Air National Guard at Truax Field, and I was a weapons loader on the A-10 aircraft. Back in 2000, I participated in a for fun musky outing with several of my buddies from WANG for the first time and I have not missed since that year. As the years passed, our guardsmen numbers declined

Edgar public schools will begin classes on Friday, September 1. All parents of enrolled students have received a school opening packet of materials in the mail. Any families new to the area should contact either the elementary office staff (715-352-2727) or the high school (715-352-2352) as soon as possible. Anyone with questions concerning transportation should contact Mary Kay Adamski at Fischer

As I reflected on how to begin, I had a number of summer specific topics come to mind. So, as a first article, I want to review how summertime for school districts may be different than some people remember. I begin with... though it seems like we just ended our school year, we find that the 2023-24 school year is right around the corner. Getting ready for the opening of a school year is multifaceted.

By: Mark Walters Long Day on Green Bay Hello friends: I can honestly say I would rather fish out of a canoe than a boat. I enjoy the challenge which physical, danger and skill adds to the game, and there is no worries of a trailer or boat break down. Green Bay is probably my favorite place to paddle troll and I have had incredible success and some trips where I did not come close to catching

May is Historic Preservation Month in Wisconsin. It is a time for celebrating the preservation of historic places that help people understand the past. The Stratford Area Historical Society, Inc. (SAHS) is a not-for-profit organization that started meeting in 1991. The purpose of SAHS is the sharing of knowledge about the Stratford area through the preservation of our history. Over the years