15 December 2021

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Battle Between the Marshes Bends Mayville’s Way

Battle Between the Marshes Bends Mayville’s Way

Battle Between the Marshes Bends Mayville’s Way The Cardinals upset Flyway rival Lomira in The Den last Friday CLARICE CASE JOURNALIST The rivalry between the Cardinals and the Lions boys basketball teams raged on in last Friday night’s game held in Lomira, as each team opened up conference play against their regional foes, and both shades of red were eager to prove themselves.
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08 December 2021

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Missing Veterans’ Photos

Missing Veterans’ Photos

| EDITOR’S NOTE | Missing Veterans’ Photos MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER ACTING EDITOR As readers may have noticed, last week we published roughly 40 images of local U.S. Armed Service veterans in the paper, and we are doing so, again, this week. These photos were originally a part of our annual Veterans Day feature printed in November, which recognizes area veterans by publishing their
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Kewaskum Christmas Parade Packed with People and Good Cheer

Kewaskum Christmas Parade Packed with People and Good Cheer

Kewaskum Christmas Parade Packed with People and Good Cheer MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER ACTING EDITOR The annual Kewaskum Christmas Parade ran through town again, this year, and folks were eager to see the 46 floats roll by on a wintry but pleasant night in the village on Sunday, Dec. 5. The sidewalks of Main Street were packed from the bridge up until the corner, as the massive procession
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Wrapping Up the Theresa Village Public Hearing Regarding Policing

Wrapping Up the Theresa Village Public Hearing Regarding Policing

Wrapping Up the Theresa Village Public Hearing Regarding Policing MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR The Village of Theresa Board of Trustees met on Monday, Nov. 29, in special session and held a public hearing regarding the future of police services offered within the community. In total, the meeting lasted roughly two hours, with a large portion of that time dedicated to the police-service
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01 December 2021

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Angie Petersen is new principal of i4L and FES

Angie Petersen is new principal of i4L and FES

Angie Petersen is new principal of i4L and FES BY ANNE TRAUTNER REPORTER Angie Petersen is the new principal at Farmington Elementary and i4Learning Community School. Petersen, who has a master’s degree in education from Viterbo University, replaced Jacob Flood as the new principal of the two schools. Flood is now the curriculum director for the Kewaskum School District. Petersen
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Shelley Hyde is new KES principal

Shelley Hyde is new KES principal

Shelley Hyde is new KES principal BY ANNE TRAUTNER REPORTER Shelley Hyde is the new principal at Kewaskum Elementary School this year. “I am excited about putting to practice the things I value and care about, and I want to lead by example. I care about people, and want to show staff that when they need something, I’m there,” Hyde said. “I am excited about doing what is best for
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Having Fun Fundraising

Having Fun Fundraising

Having Fun Fundraising Mayville Middle School students participate in the annual district Fun Run – a school fundraiser and awareness event – which was held earlier this autumn. Proceeds from the Fun Run will go to the district’s Playground Initiative, which aims to raise $420,000 in four phases by summer of next year. Recently, the school announced the results from the fundraiser, and the
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No action taken as the ….

No action taken as the ….

No action taken as the board continues to weigh its options MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR The Village of Theresa Board of Trustees met in special session on Monday night, Nov. 29, with roughly 20 members of the public in attendance to weigh-in about the village’s future plans for providing police services. As was previously reported, the village board is considering disbanding its
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