ZACH COOK Each year, the Wisconsin Athletic Directors Association allows districts to designate a Wisconsin Athletic Service Award to a member of their community. Jeanne Feucht, like she has done since the early ‘80s, attended last week’s wrestling meet against Springs/NFDL to show support for her alma mater. Much to her surprise, all four of her children were also in attendance with one of her sons traveling as much as five hours one way to be in attendance.

ZACH COOK Lomira’s Marathon Man reached an imporant milestone earlier this month. Al Kohli, 77, traveled to Kingwood, TX on New Year’s Day to compete in his 210th and final full marathon. “I thought it went real good,” Kohli said. “I walked most of it so it was a lot of talking with friends that I’ve met over the years. A lot of

ZACH COOK During the January 8 meeting, the Lomira School Board approved several upgrades to the district, totaling more than $250,000. The building and grounds committee made the recommendation for seven upgrades to the building and campus in Lomira. The largest portion of the upgrades is replacing 27,400 square feet of the roof near the elementary gym and music suite in Lomira. That totals $156,887.

ZACH COOK The Lomira Area Chamber of Commerce named Leon and Joan Brasch as the Citizens of the Year for 2019. Leon and Joan have both played a vital role in the Lomira community for more than six decades. Despite their incredibly long list of accomplishments while in Lomira, the couple still saw this recognition as a surprise.

ZACH COOK The Pioneer Keg staff is inviting the public to join them on Saturday, Jan. 18 at 8 p.m. for a viewing party of an upcoming episode of Discover Wisconsin.A filming crew from the show spent the day at the Pioneer Keg in October to learn more about their famous brick cheese curds. Earlier in 2019, USA Today compiled a list of the top-10 cheese curd places in Wisconsin and the Pioneer Keg was listed at number nine.