November Rotary Student of the Month Mayville High School senior Elizabeth Werner was named Rotary Student of the Month for November 2024. She addressed Mayville Rotary Club members at their last meeting and shared the following about herself: “The definition for the word community is a group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common. While this is the

It’s Over, Let it Go ROB BOWE CONTRIBUTOR Well, I thought the ad nauseum of the election campaign had come and gone, but last night while socializing with friends, the subject started to sneak into the conversation and the hair on the back of my neck prickled. Just about that time a member of this normally friendly circle said in a firm-controlled voice, “It’s over with, let it go!”

The Great Game: Humanity, AI, And The Battle For Control Dear Reader, As we venture further into the age of AI, there’s a prevailing narrative that suggests humanity, with all its flaws and frailties, is destined to be overtaken by the cold, calculating logic of our creations. But to assume that AI will inevitably dominate is to underestimate the indomitable spirit of human nature, especially

Mayville Varsity Girls Basketball Triumphs in Season Opener Against Chesterton Academy KARI KARNITZ JOURNALIST The Mayville varsity girls’ basketball team kicked off their season on Tuesday, Nov. 19, at home, with a commanding 51-31 victory over Chesterton Academy. The Cardinals set the tone early, outscoring their opponents 21-10 in the first half. “We are only scratching the

Josie Christian’s 36 Points Cuts Down the Oaks BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On November 19, Lomira girls’ basketball lost 62-42 to Waupun in their season opener. Waupun (1-1) got out to a 9-0 lead early in the first half before back-to-back three pointers by Katie Kretschmer for Lomira (1-1) to make the score 11-8, in favor of the Warriors, with 10:15 on the game clock. The Warriors