DCSO Law of the Month – Littering As you may have heard, we have recently had a lot of complaints regarding littering throughout the county. While littering occurs yearround, the last few weeks we have had issues with people dumping mattresses, animal carcasses and other types of garbage into ditches and on private property. In case some are not aware, there is both a Wisconsin state statute

The Best of the Best JIM BARTELT CONTRIBUTOR During Mayville’s very early years of sports history it had great sports teams and great athletes, especially in football, basketball and baseball. This article deals with the inception of recorded sports in Mayville’s history dating back to 1920. Research shows that Mayville boys and girls played sports before 1920, but not on the interscholastic

Horicon Middle-High School Second Semester Honor Rolls High Honors – 3.5-4.0 Grade 6 Reed Vorlob, Brian Wagner, Carter Wald, Stephanie Wallace, Benjamin Weggeland LaBlanc, Adriana Livieri, Jaedyn Neu, Hannah Soblewski, Payton Vincent Gael Rodriguez, Brayden Schuenke, Owen Wagner, Matthew Zenthoefer Wyatt Crego, Alissa Cundy, Miles Dykstra, Caden Geschke, Bella Gratton, Jacob Harris, Isaiah

Village Board Address LPD Concerns BREANNA RICE JOURNALIST The Lomira Village Board of Trustees met on Wednesday, June 22. The public comments occupied a large portion of the meeting, as many members of the community came to gain information and express their feelings regarding the Lomira Police Department (LPD). Those in attendance had questions about the status of the LPD partnering

Lomira High School Fourth Quarter Honor Roll Seniors Ethan Braeger, Morgan Buck, Dylan Casper, Mary Jo Denk, Nathan Dewhurst, Alexander Faber, Brandon Faber, Nadean Geiger, Lindsey Gundrum, Jordan Hannam, Madelyn King, Caleb Koch, Caleb La Bate, Parker Litterick, Brandon Loomans, Alexis Margelofsky, Mitchell Mielke, Calli Neuman, Alexa Paulsburg, Alexnder Pierce, Lauren Riesterer, Nicholas

News from the Mayville Recreation Department Sports Sampler Registration is now underway for the popular Sports Sampler Program. This program is for boys and girls ages 5 to 8. The program will meet on Tuesday and will consist of two weeks of T-ball (July 12 and 19), two weeks of basketball (July 26 and August 2), and one week of bowling on August 9. Ages 5 and 6 will meet from 9:30 to 10:30