Sports


PORT WASHINGTON’S AMANDA LOTZ returns to the Division 2 state swim and dive meet in three events this season. Photo by Mitch Maersch
Port Washington High School sophomore Amanda Lotz already has two silver medals from last year’s state swim and dive meet, and she is on track to at least equal that this season. Lotz on Saturday won two events at the Division 2 Plymouth Sectional...

Op-Ed

Elon Musk must be a smart guy, what with leading a company that develops cars that drive themselves and rockets that fly into space and turn around and land themselves back on Earth as he became the first trillionaire on this planet. Yet he was not bright enough to learn the lesson Wisconsin voters tried to teach him in 2025....

Good Living


DAVE GRISAR ONLY fishes a few times a year. He prefers hunting and has a variety of game displayed in his house. Lower photo by Sam Arendt
“I just wanted to catch a musky,” Dave Grisar said. “Not the musky.” It turns out this was the record fish that didn’t get away, and Grisar has the certification to prove it. Grisar, a dentist who lives in the Town of Saukville and practices in the...

Business


A RIBBON-CUTTING CEREMONY was held Nov. 4 to mark the opening of the new Edward Jones office building in Grafton. Present were (from left) financial advisors Michael Lefko and Brian Nelson, senior branch office administrator Lyn Stelter, customer service team leader Melissa Suprick, associate financial adviser Cailyn Greenberg, senior branch office administrators Maria Burseth and Jodi Conrad, Michelle Polum of the Grafton Area Chamber of Commerce, senior branch administrator Chloe Roberts, Becki Schimpf and Kim Meisinger, both of the Grafton Chamber, and financial advisers Michael LaChance and Jerry Faust. Photo by Sam Arendt
The new Edward Jones building formally opened with a ribbon-cutting ceremony last week, bringing the financial advisers for the company from throughout Ozaukee County under one roof. “The point was to have the presence of all (Edward Jones advisers...

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Wisconsin’s largest paid circulation community weekly newspaper. Serving Port Washington, Saukville, Grafton, Fredonia, Belgium, as well as Ozaukee County government. Locally owned and printed in Port Washington, Wisconsin.

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