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CAMPBELLSPORT, Wis. — A day of golf, community support and fundraising brought in more than $58,000 during the United Way golf outing, providing another boost to programs and organizations serving residents throughout the area.
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KEWASKUM, Wis. — Families at Little Folks School House in Kewaskum recently had the opportunity to spend time together while learning about planting and working with their hands.
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A Chinese plant scientist affiliated with the University of Michigan pleaded guilty Tuesday to federal charges stemming from a high-profile case involving the illegal transport of a crop-damaging fungus into the United States.
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Despite weeks of heavy rainfall across much of the state, Iowa’s major crops are continuing to show resilience, according to the latest crop progress and condition report.
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Alternative text: Mayville Cardinals baseball players gather in the dugout during a Flyway Conference game.
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Lomira High School athletes were well represented when the Flyway Conference released its all-conference selections, recognizing standout performances from the Lions across baseball and track and field during the 2025 season.
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Mayville softball was well represented on the statewide stage on June 17, as Allie Schwirtz and Izabelle McFadden closed out their high school careers by competing in the Wisconsin Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association (WFSCA) All-Star Game in Wisconsin Dells.
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Three of Lomira’s most accomplished softball players officially wrapped up their high school careers on June 17, as Taylor Bloohm, Nora Buske, and Savanna Frea took the field together one final time at the Woodside Sports Complex.
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The Mayville Cardinals’ postseason journey came to an end Thursday night with a narrow 2–1 loss to St. Mary’s Springs in the WIAA Division 3 Regional Final, closing a tournament run defined by resilience and timely execution.
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Lomira junior Alex Luedtke saw his bid for a state tournament berth come up just short on Tuesday, June 3, competing at the WIAA Division 2 golf sectional at Dodge-Point Country Club.
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Horicon senior Tristan Hearley closed out his high school golf career on Tuesday, June 3, competing at the WIAA Division 3 sectional held at The Rock Golf Club.
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The Horicon Marshmen baseball team saw its 2025 season come to an end on Wednesday, June 4, falling 2–0 to St. Mary’s Springs in a hard-fought WIAA Division 3 regional semifinal.
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Lomira baseball saw its postseason journey come to an end on June 4 with a 4–0 loss on the road to top-seeded Cedar Grove–Belgium in the second round of the WIAA Division 3 baseball tournament.
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The Fond du Lac DockSpiders are adding a strong local presence to their 2025 roster, as Lomira’s Dylan Immel and Campbellsport’s Jalen Gellings suit up for the summer collegiate team this season.
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A memorable season for Lomira softball came to a heartbreaking close on June 4, as the Lions fell 3–2 to second-seeded Laconia in a tightly contested WIAA sectional semifinal.
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Mayville Middle School track and field capped off an outstanding season on May 24 with a record-setting appearance at the Wisconsin Middle School State Track and Field Meet, sending a program-high 10 athletes to compete on the state stage.
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The Mayville track and field team brought its 2025 campaign to a close with a series of competitive performances at the WIAA sectional meet in McFarland, taking on some of the top Division 2 athletes in the state.
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Mayville softball opened postseason play in commanding fashion Tuesday night, riding a dominant pitching performance to a 5–0 victory over Westfield at Ziegler Park.
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The Mayville Cardinals wrapped up the regular season with an impressive 19 victories, closing the non-conference slate on Thursday, May 29, with a road matchup against a red-hot Wauwatosa East squad.
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The Horicon track and field team delivered an impressive postseason showing last week at Princeton/Green Lake, highlighted by Sarah Hodgson’s qualification for the WIAA Division 3 State Meet in the discus.