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Highlights this issue:
Spring Lawn & Garden – Special Section pg. 31
Carbliss founders share their story – pg. 2
A fix for stinky bins – pg. 4
Karius signs extension – pg. 5
North graduate Kayla Karius signed a contract extension that will keep her as UW-Green Bay women’s basketball coach through the 2034-35 season.
North’s Blake Buhr was one of 32 seniors recognized as a WIAA Scholar Athlete Finalist on Sunday in Stevens Point.
Along with a packed, diverse schedule of 11 public racing events, Road America Communications Director John Ewert says the facility boasts a number of key updates.
Together, the Plymouth couple turned what started out as a simple desire to come up with a better-tasting, no-carb cocktail- in-a-can into Carbliss, now the number-one fastest growing privately owned food and beverage company in the nation.
The money definitely helps.
But there’s another reason 13-year-old Ryan Evenson created a new job for himself.
“Because a lot of people’s trash bins are stinky,” the Howards Grove resident said.
“What’s a comfortable puddle?”
Crew member Angelica asked this one day many years ago, and it was a valid question, I’ll admit.
Sheboygan is generally not known as a hub of aeronautical innovation, but for one memorable moment on Saturday, May 4, 1996, it was.
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Lutheran senior Brennen Hackbarth (3) was named to the WBCA Division 5 All-State Team.
If variety is your thing, the Plymouth Dirt Track is the place to be this spring, summer and fall.
