Celebrating Manufacturing Month in Wisconsin REP. MARK BORN (R-BEAVER DAM) From cheese and donuts, to cranes and elevators, to beer and wine, there are some pretty cool things made right here in Wisconsin. So many great things, that the state’s chamber of commerce has a competition each year to find out what is the “Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin”. This is all part of a month-long celebration

One in 10 Wis. Veterans Say Previous Year the most Challenging The statistic asked veterans to consider just their years “post-combat” VeteranAddiction.org, an information resource for military veterans and families dealing with addiction, conducted a survey among 3,000 veterans and found that more than one in 10 (roughly 12%) Wisconsin veterans say this past year has been the most challenging

‘Unreasonably Tight’ Handcuffs Basis for Lawsuit against City, Former Officer MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR A case against the City of Mayville and former Mayville Police Department (MPD) Officer Nicholas Weber – made by Jeffrey A. Polzin – will ask the U.S. District Court in the Eastern District of Wisconsin if “unreasonably tight” handcuffs amount to compensatory and punitive

Alliance Collecting Deer Hide Donations The Dodge County Sporting/Conservation Alliance will once again be accepting deer hide donations. Donations are being accepted at this time and will continue during the nineday gun season and the remainder of the bow season through mid-December. If you have unwanted deer hides, and you may wish to donate them, you can do so by contacting one of the following

MHS Receives WIAA ‘Award of Excellence’ The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) salutes the 33 schools that met the criteria to be named recipients of the Award of Excellence in 2020-21, and among the schools receiving the honor is Mayville High School. The award promotes and recognizes the efforts and achievements of schools in the areas of sportsmanship, ethics, integrity,