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Hands-on cooking and nutrition classes helped Summer Life Academy participants build practical skills, confidence and independence in the kitchen. Throughout July, Summer Life Academy …

On August 19, 2026, at 7:42 a.m., Dodge County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a motorcycle crash with injuries on County Highway TW at Horicon Street (State Highway 28) in the town of Kekoskee, …

Lomira Village Board Discussed Swimming Pool and Other Issues

The Village of Lomira held a board meeting on Aug. 13 to discuss several matters. The Board kicked off the meeting by discussing the future of the Lomira Swimming Pool. There was a lot of back …

Kicking Bear Kicked Off in Mayville and Horicon

Over 168 kids showed up to enjoy the great outdoors at Kicking Bear on Saturday, August 21. At the family adventure camp the kids enjoyed archery, tomahawks, sling shots, arts and crafts, a tough …

James Barany painted a large mural on the outside of the John Deere Horicon Works that encapsulates the dynamic between the Horicon Marsh and John Deere. Barary attended the Milwaukee Institute …

Mayville Common Council Meeting Recap

The Mayville City Council opened their monthly meeting on Monday, Aug. 10 at 6 p.m. Mayor Boelk and Alderpersons DeBaker, Smith, Buske and Olson were present, while Alderpersons Henkel and Winter …

Beaver Dam Area Community Foundation Gives $3,500 in Grants

The Beaver Dam Area Community Foundation provided grants to keep ice sports active in Dodge County. They provided the Beaver Dam Family Center Ice Arena with a $3,000 grant and a $500 grant for the …

Mayville High School Revives Distinguished Alumni Program

Mayville High School is bringing back its Distinguished Alumni recognition program, renewing an effort to honor graduates whose accomplishments can serve as an inspiration to current and future …

Data Center Moratorium for Dodge County Passes

Monday, August 18, the Dodge County Board of Supervisors held a meeting which included a public comment and motion on a potential Data Center Moratorium. During the public comment section a …

Country Blossoms Organics with 172 Years of Family Agriculture Legacy

One of the reasons I started the local farm series for this summer in our three local papers was that I have a personal connection to the importance of farming and the need to tell stories of our local farms.

Hoff’s is a Brownsville Staple for the Past 65 Years

Hoff’s was established in 1961 by Wayne and Dorothy Hoff as Hoff’s United Food Inc/Hoff’s Red Owl.

Christian Family Farm Has Grown Over the Past 107 Years

The Christian Family Farm started in 1919, with the third, fourth and fifth generations currently working on the farm. The Christian Hill Dairy was formed in December 2005, and Dale and Mary Christian run the Dairy with their sons Patrick, Curt, Chris and Bob.

Scharf Carries on Huth Herefords for the Next Generation

Gerald Huth started the farm located outside of Oakfield back in the mid 1960’s, basically with a 4-H project that turned into a career. Jerry’s operation, Huth Polled Herefords, was in the business of breeding and selling Registered Hereford Cattle. Huth was at the forefront of using Expected Progeny Difference (EPD) profiles in the selective breeding of his cows.

Shannon Izquierdo is the new LES and TLC Elementary Principal

On July 1, Shannon Izquierdo started her new role as Principal at Lomira Elementary School and the Theresa Learning Center.

Bodden Family Farm in Theresa is Turning 175

Over the next few weeks, I will be telling the stories of some of our local area farms that have been the fabric of the agriculture industry that has grown and adapted throughout the years. The Bodden family farm, located outside of Theresa, will be turning 175 years old, with Todd and Mary Alice Bodden running the farm with their son, Matt.

2026 Knowles Fourth of July Parade Photos

2026 Knowles Fourth of July Parade Photos

On July 11, 19 local businesses at 12 farm and business locations from Dodge and Fond du Lac Counties will host a free, family-friendly event from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for the community to visit as many local agricultural and small businesses as possible at their own pace and connect with the area’s agricultural industry.

Lions Win First State Softball Championship in Program History

LOMIRA – On June 13, Lomira softball beat Lodi 5-0 to win the Division Three Softball State Championship for the first time in program history by outscoring their opponents 50-0 in their six tournament games.

Lomira School Board Notes from June 10

LOMIRA – The School District of Lomira Board of Education met on June 10 Board Matters

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