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Aniyah Bruguier-Fields. She is the daughter of Ashley Bruguier and Cameron Fields. Aniyah has several nicknames including Nyny and Nanas. During her years at WCS, Aniyah has been involved in the extra-curricular activities of basketball (three years) and softball (one year).

National Pride in Foodservice Week is February 5th-9th. Pride in Foodservice Week applauds nutrition, foodservice professionals and other members of the dietary team. Recognition and gratitude are well deserved for people who work in these fields.

There’s just something about the turn of the calendar that causes us all to pause and reflect a bit about the year that was – it’s victories andfailures–anddream abouttheonethatistocome.

Let’s talk my assigned committees. In Commerce and Energy Committee we see a wide variety of topics ranging from professional licensing, business requirements, insurance, tobacco, alcohol, gambling to my personal favorite the many forms of energy….

After 31 years, Jack Williams of Williams Septic has decided to retire and sell the business. Williams Septic was originally a company created by his brother, Rusty, and was ran out of Bon Homme.

Congratulations to Mr. Paul Kuhlman who was hired by the Avon School Board Wednesday, January 24th, to be the next CEO/superintendent for the Avon School District, effective July 1, 2024! Mr.

Miss Eidsness sixth grade Social Studies class is wrapping up their Ancient India unit with a Monsoon Stupa project. For this, they had to build a stupa and find a way to protect it against the wet monsoon season rainfall.