Sports
Grafton High School’s girls’ soccer team has been challenged multiple times to start the season, and the Black Hawks have passed every test.
The lastest came last Friday at home against last year’s Division 4 runner-up Random Lake/Ozaukee.
The Hawks...
Op-Ed
A few years ago, the Wisconsin Legislature was ranked the least productive in the nation based on hours in session and legislation passed. The lawmakers have picked up the pace a bit since then, but on some needed laws they still can’t get the job done.
In February, the Assembly finally passed a bill that had been pending for...
Good Living

Memories Ballroom owner Rolland Roebuck (left) and Vice President Lisa Green, standing in front of a murder mystery set, run the longtime entertainment spot in Port Washington. Lower, MEMORIES BALLROOM SERVERS (from left) Alyssa Urness of Fredonia, Brooke Ehaney of Port Washington and Sydnee Kurth of Belgium prepped for a murder mystery dinner and show on Saturday. ROEBUCK still has a sign from when Memories was Weiler’s more than 40 years ago. Photos by Sam Arendt
Memories have been made there, with weddings, shows, comedy and concerts. Rolland Roebuck is ensuring more are being created now and will be long after he has left.
“The whole premise all along is I know how to put on a good evening here,” Roebuck...
Business

THIS RENDERING BY E3 Architecture shows what Port Washington State Bank’s new Belgium branch office will look like when completed. Construction of the new 3,750-square-foot building at 115 S. Royal Ave. is expected to begin in June and be completed in February. It will replace the current building at 545 Main St., which the bank has outgrown.
Port Washington State Bank is continuing its mission to improve its branch facilities, turning its eye to the Village of Belgium.
The bank plans to construct a new facility at 115 S. Royal Ave., a building that will replace the current office at 545...































