For a while, it looked like the Pulaski football team might be able to stand toe-to-toe with one of Wisconsin’s top programs.

Eventually, however, it turned into the Kingston Allen show.

The senior running back and University of Wisconsin recruit ran for 284 yards and scored all five of Notre Dame’s touchdowns Nov. 6 in a 35-7 win over the Red Raiders in a WIAA Division 2 Level 3 playoff game in Green Bay.

For Tom Schaal, this is the calm before the storm.

It was relatively quiet in his store — Northwoods Sporting Goods — on a Thursday afternoon in late September, but that won’t be the case in late November before and during Wisconsin’s gun deer season, which kicks off Nov. 21 and runs through Nov. 29.

The best place you never hunted is yours for the asking.

The reason you probably never went there is because the stories about public hunting probably scared you away.

“There are too many crazies out there,” the story goes. “You’ll run into squirrel hunters, hikers and maybe even anti-hunters who will scream at you.”

Purchasing land for hunting — whether it’s a 40-acre property or a multimillion-dollar parcel — is a major investment.

Companies like Whitetail Properties Real Estate can help make that purchase easier for buyers and sellers.

The fourth-seeded Red Raiders (of Pulaski) fell to the top seed Red Raiders of Wauwatosa East 2-0 in the Division 2 state semifinal soccer game Nov. 5.

Tosa East midfielder Luke Gendrich opened the scoring with a goal in the 14th minute. Jackson Sadowski had the assist on a ball he crossed in from a free kick. Gendrich doubled the lead for Tosa East with his second goal in the 35th minute.

Hunting season is here. This fall, head to Lincoln County, where the Northwoods start and your next hunting tradition begins. From deer and bear to turkey and waterfowl, there is something for every hunter.

Lincoln County truly has something for every hunter — from big game and small game to upland birds and waterfowl.