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Dodge County 4-H Celebrates National 4-H Week

National 4-H Week took place from Oct. 4 to Oct. 10 and Dodge County was very involved. Over six million people celebrate 4-H nationwide. Of that, over 620 youth members and over 150 adult volunteers …

WI-175 Project Meeting Held at Theresa Town Hall

A business coordination meeting for the upcoming WI-175 highway project was held on Thursday, Oct. 22 at 6 p.m. at the Theresa Town Hall. The purpose of this meeting was to discuss with locals and …

Lutheran Women’s Missionary League and St. Stephen Lutheran Church have been keeping busy making around 95 quilts for those in need. The quilts are being given to Orphan Grain Train, a nonprofit …

The Village of Keksokee held a public hearing on Tuesday, Oct. 20 at 5 p.m. to discuss the need for a moratorium on consideration or approval of applications for data centers or artificial …

The Dodge County Pionier moved offices on Sept. 30 from Theresa to Mayville.

Mayville Fire Chief Geoffrey Engle presents a $1,500 check to Mayville Cares Board President Scott Hilber from proceeds of the July 9 Fireman's Burger Fry, held during junior varsity and varsity …

On Oct. 13 during a chapel service, St. Stephen's Lutheran Church and School celebrated two groups of students..Students of the Month for September.

Mayville Savings Bank's Board of Directors presents an award to board member and retired bank president Jeff LaBomascus in recognition of his 50 years of dedicated service to the bank and the …

Lomira Fire Department Open House

Lomira Fire Department hosted their open house on Saturday, Oct. 10. They did this as part of Fire Prevention Week which was from Oct. 4 through Oct. 10.

Lomira Fire Department Hosts Halloween Activities

A night of spooky fun was had at the Lomira Athletic Center on Saturday, Oct. 17. Residents gathered for a costume contest, pie judging, spooky trail and a movie. The event began with a pie …

Iron Ridge Comes Together to Support One of Their Own

The Iron Ridge community came together on Saturday, Oct. 17 at the Iron Ridge Fire Department to support the Anderson family who has a baby with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA). Beckett Anderson …

Lomira Library Welcomes Bats

On Friday, Oct. 9, the Lomira Public Library welcomed Marsh Haven Nature Center from Waupun who brought a special visitor to the library, a brown bat named Luna. Luna is a two-year-old big brown …

The Rotary Club of Mayville is inviting the community to put on its walking shoes Oct. 24 and join a worldwide effort to help end polio. In recognition of World Polio Day, Mayville Rotary will …

Construction Blazes Ahead on New Brownsville Fire Station

With an anticipated completion date of late January 2027, construction for the new Brownsville Fire Company fire station is on schedule. Construction started in June of 2026 and currently all the …

The Rural Vitality Grant is a new grant being offered in a collaboration with the Fond du Lac Area Foundation and the Beaver Dam Area Foundation, along with Compeer Financial, to sponsor the …

Mayville PTO Raises Over $18,000 from Bubble Run Fundraiser

On Friday, Oct. 2, the Mayville school’s PTO (Parent Teacher Organization) raised over $17,000 for the school and family activities from their MES Bubble Run. They have done similar fundraisers in …

Pie, Costumes and Scares Coming to Lomira

This weekend on Saturday, Oct. 17 from 4:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. be prepared to get scared at the Lomira Fire Department Auxiliary Spooky Trail walk. Events will continue throughout the night. Rain or …

Songbirds Fly in For a Tagging Demonstration at the Horicon Marsh

The Horicon Marsh teamed up with volunteers and Licensed Master Bander, Jana Gedymin, from Riveredge Nature Center in Saukville on Oct. 10 to demonstrate the tagging of songbirds. Community …

Two Mayville High School students, Henry Y. Shirasaki-Krahn and Daisy Schreiber, have been named as semifinalists for the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program. Henry Shirasaki-Krahn is …

The Mayville School District Board of Education received updates on school safety, student activities and summer school during its regular meeting Monday, Sept. 21. Superintendent Dr. Scott Sabol …

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