Luttinen Pleads ‘Guilty’ in ‘Baby Theresa’ Case PIONIER STAFF Karin Luttinen of Milwaukee pleaded guilty on Monday, April 18, in Dodge County court, to concealing the death of a child stemming from her conviction in the “Baby Theresa” case – a now 13-year old investigation that identified Luttinen as the mother of the deceased infant, the body of which was found April 29, 2009,

Tim Michels Launches Gubernatorial Campaign Tim Michels, co-owner of Michels Corporation in Brownsville, announced his candidacy for State of Wisconsin Governor at a campaign announcement rally at Michels Corp in the village on Monday, April 25. The 1980 Lomira High School grad will join a crowded Republican field of candidates including former Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch, business owner Kevin

St. Stephen Collecting Items for Ukraine The St. Stephen Lutheran Women’s Missionary League is conducting a Thrivent Action Team collection to help support victims of the ongoing Ukrainian crisis per the Orphan Grain Train. Items requested include hygiene items (diapers, soup, towels, toothbrushes & paste, band-aids, ointments, etc.), thermal long underwear & new undergarments

Lomira Community Theater Presents: The Wizard of Oz BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST This weekend, April 22-24, the Lomira Community Theater will be performing The Wizard of Oz. The group has been working on this production for the past two years due to continuous COVID rescheduling. Debbie Serwe, the president of the theater group, explained that the show was almost ready to be performed