Cardinals Open Season on the Road with a Win KARI KARNITZ JOURNALIST In a thrilling, high school football matchup on Friday night, the Mayville Cardinals edged out the Cedar Grove-Belgium Rockets with a 33-28 victory. The game was a nail-biter from start to finish, with Mayville holding a narrow 20-14 lead at halftime. Cedar Grove-Belgium fought back valiantly in the second half,

SCHOOL from page 1 give the shirt off his back to anybody but there was no way anything was ever going to happen with Horicon schools,” reminisced Dr. Scott Sabol, Mayville Superintendent, about the suggestion of the two school districts consolidating a few years ago. “We absolutely celebrate him. This is my 15th year being a Superintendent. I am so thankful for the board here and I am so

meeting held August 25. Other officers named include Rudy Herman, vice president; Richard Holtz, secretary; and Howard Wagner, treasurer. Member of the Burnett Cardinals Boys baseball team include D. Gallenbeck, D. Plautz, D. Klawitter, D. Hanser, J. Giese, D. Keel, G. Theide, D. Kienast, J. Klawitter, T. Beske, F. Hallmeyer, T. Theide R. Reifsnider, and C. Hanser. Al Giese is the manager of

GAME from page 1 More photos on page 23 missing a 33-yard field goal wide right. “Our offense was pretty effective early but Lomira was able to adjust and take some things away from us,” said Meyer. The Lions started their next drive at their own 18-yard line when Schaumberg made a nice cut to the outside which resulted in a 34-yard gain for Lomira. Austin Peplinski had a tackle

WHAT’S HAPPENING AT HORICON PUBLIC LIBRARY ALEX HARVANCIK DIRECTOR Overdue Notices Change You might be aware that the United States Post Office just raised the price of a stamp to $0.73. Sending out a letter or two may not pose a budget breaker for most, but when you figure we send out about 25 letters a week, that’s about $950 in postage for the year. We bet you’d rather us spend those

| LAND BETWEEN THE MARSHES | Fake News ROB BOWE CONTRIBUTOR It was early morning on August 26, 1861, that frantic news of a reach the Village of Horicon. Fourteen houses had burned to the ground up the road in Kekoskee and people were murdered by warring Winnebagos. The messenger reported that 800 warriors in full war paint were headed toward Horicon with mayhem and murder on their minds.