By Sarah Yanke
January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month, and Hope House would like to take the opportunity to discuss sex trafficking and the fact that occurs not only in all five counties we serve, but throughout Wisconsin.
What is sex trafficking and what does it look like in Wisconsin?
Getting A Second Chance
If given the opportunity to relive your life, would you take it? That’s the surprising proposal one woman receives in “The Midnight Library”, bestselling author Matt Haig’s exploration of regret and optimism.
by Loren Glasbrenner
River Valley School District Administrator
Many people have asked Jaime Hegland, our Director of Activities and Academic Services, “How can you even consider having sports or activities when kids are going back and forth from in-person and virtual learning?”
I am a resident of Reedsburg with two kids in the district. One is a second grader who is very excited about the possibility of returning to school four days a week on January 25th. I also have a 4th grader who is quite upset that he is not in the group that might be brought back full-time.
Videos on Facebook and YouTube were started by SOAC (Summer Outdoor Adventure Club) at the beginning of the pandemic to keep kids in touch with nature. The Facebook videos are very short and daily, sometime usually after 9 a.m.
My name is Courtney Schwartzer, I'm a health care worker and I have children in the Reedsburg School District. I'm truly worried for the children in our district and the lack of full time face-to-face school they've been receiving.
Lee D. Van Landuyt's Jan. 14 letter contains many falsehoods that can't be addressed in a mere 400 words, but the opening paragraph calling the Electoral College "antiquated and fatally flawed" should have been followed by an explanation from the writer as to why it came to be that way.
