Mayville Jr./Sr. High Seeking New Principal KARI KARNITZ JOURNALIST The Mayville School District is currently interviewing to fill the vacant Jr./Sr. High School principal position after the resignation of Todd Little. Little had been the principal for one year after the retirement of Lee Zarnot before the 2022-2023 school year. District Administrator Scott Sabol noted at the school

Theresa Moves to Hire Interim Chief LEAH HENCKEL INTERN The Theresa Village Board received a recommendation from the Public Safety Committee to begin the hiring process for a part-time interim chief of police at its monthly meeting on Monday, August 21. The Public Safety Committee met before the village board meeting and finalized its recommendation during its meeting. During the

| AREA NEWS| CALENDAR from page 3 1:30-4:30 p.m. Special events: • Friday, Aug. 25 – Mayville Athletic Booster Club sixth annual Tailgate Party, from 5-6:45 p.m., at the Mayville High School parking lot. Event includes burgers, hot dogs, baked items, free kids games, face painting, balloon artist and bounce house. • Saturday, Aug. 26 – Theresa Lion’s Club 42nd annual Truck

First Human Case of West Nile Virus Confirmed in Wisconsin DHS urges Wisconsinites to continue to prevent mosquito bites WIS. DEPT. OF HEALTH SERVICES The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) and Public Health Madison and Dane County have confirmed the first human case of West Nile virus in a Wisconsin resident this year. The individual is a resident of Dane County. Cases of West Nile

CORRECTION Mayville Not Looking at Leachate Treatment for Plant Funding In last week’s article on the City of Mayville’s future wastewater treatment expansion, an unintentionally omitted word altered the meaning of a direct quote by City Utilities Director Courtney Steger. On discussing the possibility of the city creating revenue by storing and treating other municipalities’ leachate,

School District Reinstates Bus Transportation in City CLARICE CASE JOURNALIST The School District of Horicon Board of Education held a meeting on Monday, August 21, at 6 p.m. Following discussion during the Facilities and Finance Committee meeting prior to the regular meeting, the board approved the reinstatement of the bus service to run within city limits for the upcoming school year.

Village, Sheriff’s Office Create New Bond Schedule LEAH HENCKEL INTERN The Lomira Village Board discussed and approved – at its regular Wednesday, Aug. 4 meeting – a new bond schedule pertaining to vicious dogs, junk vehicles or accessories on private or public property, vehicle parts theft and illegal dumping for the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office use. The new bond schedule lists

THERESA from page 9 • The board approved Resolution 202311: Establishment of Trick-or-Treating Regulations, which sets trick-or-treat annually on the Sunday before Halloween from 2-4 p.m. or on Halloween if the holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday. A motion was made by Trustee Polster, which passed unanimously. • Resolution 2023-12: Establishment of Savings Account for Capital

August 24, 1893 Dodge County Pionier The cornerstone laying ceremony for the new Presbyterian church in the 3rd Ward will be held on Sunday. Friedrich Baertschy, our capable cheesemaker, shipped 13,187 pounds of brick and Swiss cheese to M. and N. Gehl in Milwaukee last week. The park at Iron Ridge was almost too small and the streets too narrow to hold all the people who gathered in the