MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER JOURNALIST Nearly six months since he made the announcement, former Horicon Chief of Police Joseph W. Adamson officially retired from the city’s top law enforcement position last week Saturday in front of family, friends and professional acquaintances at a gathering held in his honor at Horicon Hills Golf Course.

KAREN ROUSE EDITOR The Masterminds, a team of four talented students attending Lomira Middle School, qualified to compete at the VEX Robotics (live remote) World Championship 2021, to be held from May 17-22.

Mayville High School A Cappella group, Incognito, performs a selection which qualified the group as a semifinalist for the Great Lakes Region of the International Championship of High School A Cappella. submitted MHS's Icognito Participates in Semifinals for High School A Cappella Championship St. Mary School second grader Kaylee Krapfl has a Picnic with the Principal on Wednesday, April

Rotary names Mark Hazelberg April Student of the Month Mayville High School senior Mark Hazelberg has been named as Rotary Student of the Month for April. He addressed Mayville Rotary Club members at a recent meeting and shared the following about himself: “Good afternoon! My name is Mark Hazelberg and I would just like to take this moment to thank you for selecting me as this month’s Rotary

MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER JOURNALIST We are now solidly in the month April, but for the volleyball teams surrounding the Horicon Marsh, a new form of madness (akin to basketball’s annual March diagnosis) has swept the area as, last weekend, the volleyball teams from Horicon, Mayville and Lomira all represented their schools in a Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) Regional Championship game.