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03/27/2025

Remember these two? ♥♥ Bert and Ernie are now available for adoption! This dynamic duo was spotted wandering around town and evading capture for several days before they were finally caught and brought to the Wisconsin Humane Society Ozaukee Campus.
We are so grateful to the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office and Jeff's Way Home Lost Dog Search and Rescue for their valiant efforts in apprehending these adorable bandits! No owners have come forward and their stray hold has ended, so they are now ready for the next chapter in their lives together. If you know anyone who has room in their home and heart for two wonderful pups, please send them to the WHS Ozaukee Campus when we open for adoptions this Saturday from 12-5 p.m.!
Learn more about them at www.wihumane.org/adopt 🏡

On this week's cover: Daisy Scouts (from left) Addie Trigsted, Aurora Stencil-Hebein and Ari Evenson of Port Washington ...
03/26/2025

On this week's cover: Daisy Scouts (from left) Addie Trigsted, Aurora Stencil-Hebein and Ari Evenson of Port Washington Girl Scout Troop 8355 learned how maple syrup is made right from the beginning of the process by tasting sap straight from a tree in the Sugarbush at Riveredge Nature Center in the Town of Saukville earlier this month. If the Scouts want to taste the finished product, they can go to the Riveredge pancake breakfasts this Saturday and Sunday. Photo by Sam Arendt

The wayward pups have been nabbed and in good care.
03/22/2025

The wayward pups have been nabbed and in good care.

03/21/2025
On this week's cover: It turns out the leprechauns who led the Chase the Leprechaun run and walk in Port Washington ahea...
03/19/2025

On this week's cover: It turns out the leprechauns who led the Chase the Leprechaun run and walk in Port Washington ahead of St. Patrick’s Day on Saturday in Port Washington were ringers — Port High cross country runners and sisters Marietta (left) and Ellie Knepfel — who were in no danger of being caught. The “almost 5K” event, which started and finished at Inventors Brewpub, was organized by Be3, a nonprofit group that supports fitness and philanthropy. Photo by Sam Arendt

61-58 Rockets lose.
03/15/2025

61-58 Rockets lose.

Cedar Grove-Belgium trails the Prairie School, 28-20, at halftime.
03/15/2025

Cedar Grove-Belgium trails the Prairie School, 28-20, at halftime.

03/15/2025

The Cedar Grove-Belgium High School boys’ basketball team takes the court in Whitefidh Bay to play the Prairie School in a Division 4 sectional final.

March madness has started in high school:The No. 7-seeded Cedar Grove-Belgium High School boys’ basketball team, which b...
03/14/2025

March madness has started in high school:

The No. 7-seeded Cedar Grove-Belgium High School boys’ basketball team, which beat No. 1-seeded Roncalli 66-63 on a Thomas Wiesner half-court buzzer-beater in overtime tonight, plays 6-seeded the Prairie School on Saturday night in Whitefish Bay for a chance to go to the Division 4 state tournament.

The Prairie School beat No. 1-seeded Cambridge, 57-52, in overtime tonight.

03/14/2025

Video courtesy of Cedar Grove-Belgium student Braden Leifer.

03/14/2025

Cedar Grove-Belgium’s Thomas Wiesner hit a half-court buzzer-beater to beat Roncalli, 66-63, in overtime.

Overtime in Kohler. Cedar Grove-Belgium and Roncalli boys tied at 58.
03/14/2025

Overtime in Kohler. Cedar Grove-Belgium and Roncalli boys tied at 58.

The Cedar Grove-Belgium High School boys’ basketball team trails Roncalli, 30-29, at halftime in a Division 4 sectional ...
03/14/2025

The Cedar Grove-Belgium High School boys’ basketball team trails Roncalli, 30-29, at halftime in a Division 4 sectional semifinal in Kohler.

On this week's cover: Pitching in to help serve food during the first fish fry of the Lenten season at St. Joseph Parish...
03/12/2025

On this week's cover: Pitching in to help serve food during the first fish fry of the Lenten season at St. Joseph Parish in Grafton on Friday, March 7, were Vihn Le (front) and Jayden Angeles. In its 25th season, the parish’s fish fry has become a harbinger of spring and the Easter season and will be held again on March 14 and 21 and April 4 and 11. Proceeds from the meals benefit St. Joseph Parish School. Photo by Sam Arendt

03/09/2025

Congrats to the boys and Coach Hock on their Regional Finals win tonight!!’

03/09/2025

The Cedar Grove-Belgium High School boys’ basketball team won at Reedsville, 72-58, for a divisional 4 regional title tonight.

03/08/2025

The No. 7-seeded Cedar Grove-Belgium High School boys’ basketball team pulled a last-second upset at No. 2-seeded Kohler tonight in a Division 4 playoff game. The Rockets won, 83-81.

Cedar Grove-Belgium plays at No. 6-seeded Reedsville Saturday night.

Reedsville upset No. 3-seeded Howards Grove, 62-39.

No. 6-seeded Port Washington lost at No. 3-seeded Cedarburg, 68-59, in a Division 2 playoff game.

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The Cedar Grove-Belgium High School boys’ basketball team takes the court in Whitefidh Bay to play the Prairie School in a Division 4 sectional final.

Video courtesy of Cedar Grove-Belgium student Braden Leifer.

Cedar Grove-Belgium’s Thomas Wiesner hit a half-court buzzer-beater to beat Roncalli, 66-63, in overtime.

The Cedar Grove-Belgium High School boys’ basketball team won at Reedsville, 72-58, for a divisional 4 regional title tonight.

Port Washington beat visiting Grafton, 70-52, in a boys’ home playoff game tonight. Port plays at Cedarburg on Friday. Cedar Grove-Belgium beat visiting Ozaukee, 75-52. Cedar Grove-Belgium plays at Kohler on Friday.

Grafton High School’s band and student section have rhythm.

Grafton High School’s football team trails Notre Dame Academy, 21-6, at halftime. Lomira leads Cedar Grove-Belgium, 14-7, at halftime.

Cedar Grove-Belgium High School’s football team best Howards Grove, 48-13, at home in the second round of the Division 6 playoffs tonight. Grafton knocked off Plymouth at home in Division 3, 31-21. Port Washington lost at Green Bay Notre Dame, 35-13, in Division 3. Grafton hosts Green Bay Notre Dame next Friday and Cedar Grove-Belgium hosts Lomira.

Port Washington’s High School football team came back from a 21-8 halftime deficit to beat Whitefish Bay, 27-21, at home tonight in the first round of the playoffs. The Pirates continued their post-game tradition of singing the school song to their student fans, many of whom were dressed in costumes. Grafton clobbered Milwaukee North, 48-0, at home. Cedar Grove-Belgium got by Valders at home, 21-14. Port plays at Green Bay Notre Dame next Friday. Grafton hosts Plymouth. Cedar Grove-Belgium hosts Howards Grove.

The Pirates’ student section brought its A game for Halloween.

Port Washington High School’s football team trails Whitefish Bay, 21-8, at the half in the first round of the playoffs.

The Port Washington High School boys’ cross country team won today’s Division 2 sectional at Tendick Park in the Town of Saukville. Ellie Knepfel and Parker Allen qualified for state for the Port girls. Grafton’s Callie Faust also qualified.

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