The Mark Jirikovec Band will be performing live at the Mayville Lions Club 66th Anniversary Dance on Saturday in the Mayville Park Pavilion. (submitted) Dancers fill the dance floor at the Mayville Park Pavilion dancing to the sounds of the Keith Gennerman Band at the Mayville Lions Club dance on February 22. (submitted) The Mayville Lions Club is celebrating its 66 years of service on Saturday,

The City of Mayville Police Department (MPD) continues to investigate the Missing Person Silver Alert from February 17. The MPD has been working in conjunction with the Dodge County Sheriff’s Office, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Wisconsin K9 SOS, and Southern Wisconsin K9 Search and Rescue.

An American Red Cross Blood Drive was held on February 12, sponsored by Mayville American Legion Post #69. Diane Moede, coordinator for the Red Cross in Mayville, said participation was great. A total of 61 units was collected from donors.

KAREN ROUSE The passion to create music in the group is palpable. Voices sing with enthusiasm, the smiles on their faces invite the listener to sing along. Rhythmic chords are strummed in unison as melodic harmonies hint at the talent inside the rehearsal space.

TRENTON RUFFALO The following article was written by Trenton Ruffalo, grandson of Lavon “Dolly” and the late Donald Roll of the Village of Kekoskee and is a senior at the High School of Health Sciences at Kettle Moraine High School in Wales.

KAREN ROUSE The first in a series of steps to develop new multi-family housing in west Mayville was approved by the City of Mayville Common Council on February 10. Council members provided unanimous approval of a rezoning request for a seven-acre parcel, located on the north side Dayton Street between Mary and Brookside

Three Mayville High School students were recently recognized by FANUC, the world’s largest industrial robotics company, for winning the Team Robotics Competition in October 2019.

ANNE TRAUTNER Connie Schulist played the cello her entire childhood. “After she got married, when they found out they were expecting me, she sold her cello. So she did not play cello her entire adult life, because she didn't have a cello to play,” said Jessica Stortz, Schulist’s daughter who lives in Mayville. When Schulist’s mother died in January