D.H.S. Expands Access to COVID-19 Self-tests Wisconsin households now eligible to order a free package of COVID-19 self-tests The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) is launching an online program for Wisconsinites to get free at-home rapid COVID-19 tests delivered directly to them. Starting September 1, Wisconsin residents can go to the Say Yes! COVID Test website at https:// www.

9/11 Program to Commemorate the 21st Anniversary of September 11 To commemorate the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, a program will be held on Sunday, Sept. 11, at 1 p.m. at the Wisconsin 9/11 Memorial & Education Center, located at 1308 Fond du Lac Ave. in Kewaskum. The event will remember the sorrow of that day, but also the dedication, strength and resolve of those who

Women Lions Run Well Despite Obstacles LHS CROSS COUNTRY The Lomira women’s team continues to place well in meets despite struggling with a variety of injuries and medical issues that have kept them from racing as a complete team. The Lions placed 10th out of 25 at the very competitive Iola Invite and second at the Dodge County Invite. Sasha Doyle once again led the Lions placing

Lomira Men’s C.C. Team has Successful Week LHS CROSS COUNTRY The Lomira men’s cross country team continued to improve last week. The Lions raced Tuesday at the competitive Iola Invitational finishing 15th out of 25 teams. Eight of the ten Lions ran faster times than the week before. Carter Hahn once again led the Lions and was followed by Grant Luedtke with both runners improving

Husticon Loses First Conference Game CLARICE CASE JOURNALIST The Husticon varsity football team traveled to Marshall for their first conference game of the season on Thursday, Sept. 1. The boys battled, but the game ended in another shutout with Marshall winning 41-0. “They gave everything they had,” said Husticon Offensive Coordinator Ryan Connolly. “I give a lot of credit

B.D.A.C.T. Offering Fall Classes for Children The Beaver Dam Area Community Theatre (BDACT) is offering three performing arts education experiences for children this back-toschool season. BDACT’s One Voice Children’s and the Class Act drama class will be offered, as will a new performance and stagecraft workshop for middle school-aged children. “We see children learn and develop new