Lomira Softball Wins Five Games During Busy Week BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On April 16, Lomira softball beat NFDL 13-3 in five innings on the road. Lomira (11-2, 5-1) jumped out to a 4-1 lead over host NFDL (4-7, 1-5) after the first inning. The Lions’ offense continued to score in the second inning by adding four runs to take an 8-3 lead. Lomira closed out the game in five innings

RETIRING from page 1 fice staff, custodians, food service) which were on the same page with their experience, positivity, and professionalism which made our two buildings welcoming and happy places to work,” noted Schaefer. “Sandra builds her teacher teams so they have continuity, and structure can be found throughout each grade level, which is her approach by administering and monitoring

Mayville Native Inducted Into The Wisconsin Football Hall Of Fame GAYLE RYDSTROM JOURNALIST “When a coach gets honored, it’s wonderful, but it’s a reflection of all the staff you’ve worked with, their hard work and time, and the great kids and families you’ve worked with,” said Tim Simon. “Any coach will tell you that,” he said. “And, I’ve been fortunate to have worked

Born to Seek Reelection to State Assembly Mark Born (R-Beaver Dam) announced on April 8 that he will seek reelection, to the Wisconsin State Assembly, and issued the following statement: “It has been an honor representing our communities in the State Assembly. I look forward to spending time with the constituents of the 37th Assembly District discussing our recent accomplishments and hearing

When Autumn Comes Dear Reader, There is an indescribable sadness in dying. Dying, while a solitary act, invites the many connections and networks of love a person has affected prior, to be a part of this final physical farewell. Every being dies. All living things animated by the spark of life eventually will be extinguished. Those who die through some earthly tragedy or by the direct or indirect

Controlled Prairie Burn Offers Educational Experience Mayville Elementary School (MES) Partners with Community for Controlled Prairie Burn MAYVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT For a number of years the fourth grade students at MES have been utilizing both the school prairie and Ziegler Park as an outdoor classroom. The school prairie was established in 2015 with the help of Walter and Alice Mirk of