Cards Fall by Two to Lightning in Level 2 MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR By halftime of last week’s Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) Level 2 Division 5 playoff game between Mayville and Lake Country Lutheran (LCL), it was looking like the eight-seed Cardinals were in prime position to upset the four-seed Lightning. But a safety on the first drive of the second half

We Weren’t Being ‘Anti-Social’ MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR Back in 2019, before I was editor, I created an internal department at our newspaper called the Social Media Task Force. This was a needlessly official name for the sake of my own amusement, but our mission still was very serious: improve our papers’ reach by utilizing social media. The “task force” was just

Scary vs. ‘Scary’ JAMIE LYNN GOURLIE CONTRIBUTOR Dearest You, Have you ever paid attention to scary feelings you have experienced on a deeper level? I recently had an intriguing conversation with a lady in Northwest Wisconsin via Zoom. We were discussing the feeling of being scared. I gathered immediately, from our conversation, that she only had one idea tied to “being scared.”

Mayville Rotary Club October Student of the Month Mayville High School senior Gage Runte was named Rotary Student of the Month for October. He recently addressed Mayville Rotary Club members and shared the following about himself: “Hello everyone, I’m Gage Runte, and it is an honor to be selected as the Rotary Student of the Month. This title comes with lots of personal meaning to me, there’s

General Thermodynamics employees received recognition for going nine-plus years without a lost time injury. Employees and management staff celebrated on Oct. 5 with an employee appreciation luncheon. The Iron Ridge Fire Department and members of the Villiage of Iron Ridge presented General ThermoDynamics with an award recognizing their commitment to the health and safety of their employees. Pictured

Husticon Wins Level 1 Playoff Game against Flying Dutchmen Caleb Peplinksi, #4, makes a leaping one-handed grab. CLARICE CASE JOURNALIST After a regular season finale featuring Isaac Howard and Alex Davis, the pair were again key players in round one of the playoffs, but joining the fun was junior Caleb Peplinski, as the trio plus quarterback Carter Schwartz were able to dominate in last

Lions Win Overtime Thriller to Advance in W.I.A.A. Playoffs BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST Don’t call these Lions underdogs! The seven-seed Lomira Lions defeated the two-seed Milwaukee Academy of Science (MAOS) Novas, 19-18, in dramatic fashion last week Friday, Oct. 20, with overtime necessary to determine a round-one winner. It was Level 1 of the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Assocation