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Mayville High School senior Kaitlyn Billington has been selected as the Rotary Student of the Month for April 2025, recognizing her academic achievement, leadership, and involvement in school and community activities.
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The Village of Theresa is celebrating a significant professional achievement by Clerk-Treasurer Becky Tellier, who has earned the designation of Master Municipal Clerk (MMC).
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Village officials in Lomira are taking a closer look at the community’s sexual offender residency restrictions following concerns about potential legal consequences tied to the current ordinance.
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Get ready for a bold blend of pop music and history as Mayville High School presents Six: Teen Edition, a fast-paced musical that reimagines the six wives of Henry VIII in a modern, concert-style production.
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Farming is often described as more than a job—it is a way of life. But the pressures that come with it, from financial uncertainty to weather extremes and long hours, can take a serious toll on mental health. Experts say open communication and access to support are critical steps in addressing stress and mental health challenges that affect farmers at higher rates than many other professions.
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What began as a life-changing move across the globe has grown into a beloved local business in Horicon.
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The Horicon School District received an overview of how recent federal actions could impact local education funding during a meeting earlier this month.
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Mayville High School senior Natalia Shirasaki-Krahn has been named the Rotary Student of the Month for March 2025, earning recognition for her academic excellence, leadership, and involvement in school and community activities.
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A new training initiative by Mayville EMS is helping meet a growing need for emergency medical professionals across the region.
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A longtime family business in Horicon has officially entered a new chapter as ownership of Horicon Ace Hardware passes to the third generation.
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Mayville Cares Inc. has officially launched its second major community initiative with the start of a restoration project at the historic grandstand at Fireman’s Field.
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Creating and maintaining optimal conditions inside a grow house is essential for producing healthy plants and achieving high yields. According to Meritus Gas Partners, successful growers focus on carefully balancing several key environmental factors, including light, temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide levels, and airflow.
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The rapid spread of bird flu through commercial chicken farms has underscored a long-standing weakness in modern agriculture: domestication at scale can amplify disease risk. As farmers and scientists look for more sustainable protein sources, those lessons are shaping how the next frontier of agriculture—farming insects—might be built differently.
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Mayville High School senior Brent Seiler has been named the Rotary Student of the Month for February 2025, earning recognition for his academic achievements, leadership, and involvement in school and community activities.
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Greyson Stocks, widely known in the community as the Horicon School Resource Officer, was formally promoted and sworn in as a sergeant during a recent meeting of the Horicon Common Council.
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The Mayville Rotary Club brought the community together once again as it celebrated the 10th annual Rock River Bierfest on Saturday, Jan. 25, at the Mayville Pavilion.
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The Mayville High School Cardinal Singers are gearing up for another exciting show choir season, with their first performance already drawing attention from fans and supporters.
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The Mayville Rotary brought residents together on Saturday, Jan. 25, as it celebrated the 10th annual Rock River Bierfest at the Mayville Pavilion.
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A student-driven program at Horicon High School is making a meaningful impact by encouraging respect, leadership, and positive behavior in school athletics and activities.
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The Horicon Phoenix Program announced it has received two generous donations totaling $2,500 to support its Baby Pantry program, an initiative that assists financially disadvantaged families in the Horicon area.