Sports


GRIFFIN KNIGHT (lower) provided the spark that kept the Cedar Grove-Belgium boys’ basketball team in the game against the Prairie School on Saturday in a Division 4 sectional final in Whitefish Bay. Above, Rockets’ fans showed their school spirit. Photos by Mitch Maersch
A state trip was not meant to be for the Cedar Grove-Belgium High School boys’ basketball team this season, but the memories from this year will last for infinity. The Rockets fought off a bad start but couldn’t quite come all the way back in a 61-...

Op-Ed

Inspired by the performance of Elon Musk on the federal stage, Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos created a GOAT to follow Musk’s DOGE in rooting out waste, inefficiency and anything resembling DEI in state government. The Government Operations Accountability and Transparency committee started its work last week by...

Good Living


LARRY SOHRE’S ARRIVAL home after the Stars and Stripes Honor Flight was vastly different than when he returned from Vietnam. Above, Sohre held a photo of his family and friends welcoming him back. Below, Sohre posedat his Town of Holland home with the medals and patches he received from serving in Vietnam. Photos by Sam Arendt
Larry Sohre was walking near the front of a company of 100 soldiers in Vietnam when shooting broke out. “I just got down,” he said. After 15 minutes of fire, his squad was called to move forward into an enemy camp. Sohre remembers “this layer of fog...

Business


THE FORMER drafting room of the Rostad Aluminum building in Grafton has been turned into a sitting area complete with ornate chandeliers at Goldfinger Studios (left). The owners of the high-end business condo building, Joe and Karen Locher, posed on an aluminum spiral staircase in front of chain mail curtains designed by Rostad founder Merlin Rostad (right). Photos by Sam Arendt
Supervillains always have the best digs, developers Joe and Karen Locher said Monday. That’s why the couple named their redevelopment of the Rostad Aluminum building at 1411 Sixth Ave. Goldfinger Studios — a project named after the antagonist in a...

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