Theresa Station ROB BOWE CONTRIBUTOR Theresa was a bustling village of 450-plus people after the Civil War. Theresa was on a dirt road from Milwaukee through Lomira then onto Fond du Lac-Green Bay, hence there was a fair amount of traffic that came through the town patronizing its several hotels, saloons and other businesses. One thing it did not have was a railroad passing through it.

Lomira American Legion Continues to Support the Community BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On August 9, 1921, American Legion Post 347 of Lomira was chartered, which started the organization on a path to help others in their community and support their veteran members at the Legion Post. “Our mission is to enhance the well-being of America’s veterans, their families, our military, and our

Horicon Track Weekly Update BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On April 25, Horicon boys and girls track teams competed in the Marshland Invite at Mayville High School. The Horicon girls’ team finished in sixth place with 28 points. Natalie Boehmer’s first place finish in long jump led the girls’ team on the day. The Horicon boys’ team finished in a tie for fifth place with 40 points.

Horicon Softball Horicon, 22 at Fall River, 3 Monday, April 15 FR 1 0 2 000 0 3r 2h 5e Hor 5 10 0 700 0 22r 8h 3e PLAYER AB R H BB RBI BATTING Madison Boeck 2 4 1 3 2 Tessa Nicolaus 1 1 0 1 0 Lily Fassbender 2 0 0 0 1 Maggy Kane 1 3 1 2 2 Sarah Frederick 3 1 0 0 2 Breonna Buechel 3 3 2 2 2 Lizzy Gibbs 1 1 0 2 0 Kirra McClelland 0 1 0 0 0 Cyri Reinwald 2 2 1 3 1 Ella Vorlob 4 2 1 1 1 Aubri Eberhardt

Lomira Baseball Splits with Campbellsport BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On April 23, Lomira baseball played Campbellsport through 11 innings until the game was suspended due to darkness, with the game tied at two. The Lions and Cougars were tied up at one after seven innings to go into extra innings. Lomira and Campbellsport both scored runs in the 11th inning to extend the game to the 12th

Lomira Girls Track Finishes in Top 10 at St. Norbert BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On April 26, Lomira boys and girls track teams competed in the St. Norbert College Elite Track Meet. The Lomira girls’ team finished in ninth place out of 22 teams with 32.5 points. The Lions were led by Carlie Priesgen’s second place finish in shot put, plus fourth place finishes by Zoe James in the triple

Lomira Softball Throws Two No Hitters BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On April 23, Lomira softball beat WLA 2-0 in their Flyway conference matchup. Lomira (13-3, 7-1) scored in the fourth inning after a walk, and a couple of passed balls by WLA (4-7, 2-6) allowed Trista Gassner to score the Lions’ first run of the game to take a 1-0 lead. Gassner got a hit in the sixth inning to get the

Cardinals Take Fifth at Dodge County Invite BOB BERRY MHS VARSITY TRACK AND FIELD HEAD COACH On a very cold and windy Friday, April 19, Horicon hosted the Dodge County Invite on their super new track facility. Owen Bronecki led the boys scoring 20 points in four events. He took second in the 400m, seventh in the pole vault and ran on the third place 3200m relay with Xander Schowalter,

HORICON TRACK from page 18 Discus: 2. Natalie Boehmer, 105’8 Discus: 4. Sarah Hodgson, 87’2 Discus: 8. Jordan Thomsen, 77’2 High Jump: 5. Clara Dystrka, 4’6 Long Jump: 3. Natalie Boehmer, 14’7.75 Triple Jump: 8. Nataile Boehmer, 29’6.5 4x400 Relay: 6. Keleigh Holl, Clara Dystrka, Sophie Wolff, Emily Settingsgaard, 5:13.30 4x800 Relay: 6. Emily Settingsgaard, Ella Herrmann,