The Village of Kewaskum, located in Wisconsin, is celebrating local hero Jordan Stolz, an Olympic gold medalist in speed skating, with a parade on Friday at 4 p.m.. As part of the festivities, Fond du Lac Avenue will be temporarily renamed Jordan Stolz Avenue. Stolz expressed his surprise and gratitude for the honor, stating, "It'll be kind of cool to see the first street named after me." The parade will begin at the Kewaskum Public Library and conclude at the local high school, featuring a Q&A session with Stolz afterward. Village Administrator Adam Gitter highlighted the event's role in inspiring young athletes to pursue their dreams, stating that seeing someone from their hometown achieve greatness can motivate children to take up sports. Local businesses are also participating, with decorations showing support for Stolz, who trained at the Pettit National Ice Arena in Milwaukee. The excitement surrounding Stolz's achievements is drawing attention from beyond Kewaskum, with families from nearby Sheboygan expressing their enthusiasm for the event.