02 October 2024

Share

City of Horicon  Hires New Chief  of Police

City of Horicon Hires New Chief of Police


City of Horicon Hires New Chief of Police CLARICE CASE EDITOR Near the end of the Common Council meeting that saw the City of Horicon swear in a new Chief of Police, Aaron Berken, Officer Greyson Stocks was at the center of the council’s attention as a memorandum of agreement (MOA) between the school district and the city expressing support for the continuation of the school resource officer

Share

Scam, Scam and More Scam

Scam, Scam and More Scam


Scam, Scam and More Scam ROB BOWE CONTRIBUTOR I just got off the phone. I knew the moment I answered something was amiss. They said “Hello...Hello?” I spoke. “Who is this calling?” There was a pause, and I heard a hodgepodge of voices in the background. The party slowly spoke in dialect clearly not from my part of the world, “Dese ease de Pub-lee-schers clear-Ring Ouse call-eng.

Share

Fall Vegetable Garden Hygiene

Fall Vegetable Garden Hygiene


Fall Vegetable Garden Hygiene CAROL SHIRK CERTIFIED MASTER GARDENER Fall is creeping up quickly and there are many things to be done to wrap up gardens before winter strikes. Much has been said about not doing fall cleanup in perennial beds because pollinators need the debris for habitat and reproduction. However, that is not the case in vegetable beds. Fall cleanup is essential to mitigate

Share

On Composite Selves

On Composite Selves


On Composite Selves Dear Reader, In the intricate tapestry of human relationships, each thread represents a unique perspective of who we are. Your mother may have seen you as a compassionate individual, always ready to lend a helping hand. Your father might have viewed you through the lens of hard work and strategic thinking, qualities that reflect his own values and aspirations for you.

Share

Share

On Why a Marker Tree Would Last

On Why a Marker Tree Would Last


WHAT WAS LOST On Why a Marker Tree Would Last KARL MCCARTY CONTRIBUTOR During a recent presentation for the Rock River Archeological Society, the significance and research on Native American Trail Marker Trees was presented. Thanks to all those who attended, as such presentations provide an avenue to express ideas and new theories. The following is shared to give a reason why old trees

Share

Share

Share

Lomira Football Devours the  Orioles on the Road

Lomira Football Devours the Orioles on the Road


Lomira Football Devours the Orioles on the Road BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On September 27, Lomira football beat North Fond du Lac (NFDL) 56-8 to earn their fourth Flyway Conference win. On Lomira’s (5-1, 4-0) first offensive possession, the Lions got a big 37-yard run from running back Taylor Schaumberg, which set up a 13-yard rushing touchdown from quarterback Jackson Goebel to give

Share

Lomira Soccer Finishes Week  with Two Wins at Home

Lomira Soccer Finishes Week with Two Wins at Home


Lomira Soccer Finishes Week with Two Wins at Home BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On September 24, Lomira boys’ soccer lost 2-1 to Omro in their Flyway Conference matchup. Omro (4-5, 3-2) held a 1-0 lead before Lomira (4-12-1, 1-4) got a goal from Martial Blanc to tie the score at one early in the second half. “Our team got a strong offensive attack throughout the second half with aggressive