| THE MARSHMEN MINUTE | Horicon Athletic Complex Project RICH APPEL SUPERINTENDENT, SCHOOL DISTRICT OF HORICON Similar to my communications prior to the referendum and construction of our new school campus, I will be writing a series of articles describing the Horicon Athletic Complex and the progress to date in its development. The project is still in the early stages of our fundraising

Kekoskee Korner DON HILGENDORF PRESIDENT, VILLAGE OF KEKOSKEE Since we talked last, many things have happened in our community. It has been tough for businesses and residents local and nationwide! Please support farmers and local merchants. I want to give a shout out to all First Responders – police, fire and EMS personnel. The past 14 months, the pandemic has affected all of us in many

Mayville Scavenger Hunt Coincides with Library’s Summer Reading Kick-0ff Week The Summer Reading Program at the Mayville Public Library is not just for youngsters! Teens and adults can now join in all the reading fun! To get this exciting news out, the Mayville Public Library has organized a communitywide Animal Fair Scavenger hunt that coincides with the Summer Reading Kickoff week,

Take Steps to Avoid Potential Conflicts with Black Bears The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) encourages residents and visitors to take precautions to avoid potential conflicts with black bears across the state as they emerge from their dens early this spring. Black bears are most common in the northern half of the state; however, populations have been slowly expanding

LHS Class of 2021 Graduates With 110 UW College Credits in Math Fifteen members of Lomira’s class of 2021 earned a total of 110 credits from University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh through the CAPP dual enrollment program. Seven graduates earned 10 credits while eight graduates earned five. By state law, all the credits are transferable to any UW school and have been accepted by every private and