Village Board Approves Five Year Road Improvement Plan ZACH COOK The Lomira Village board discussed and approved a five-year road improvement plan that is set to be in place in 2020. “We put together our next five years worth of road needs,” DPW Director Nick Roskopf said. “We have a small amount of road cracks that were supposed to be done this year but that won’t happen now.”

Emergency Drills Having Impact On Students ZACH COOK As part of their safety grant, the Lomira School District is now required to report on its annual emergency drills throughout the school year. The district completed its first round of drills last month and administrators provided updates to the school board during the October 28 meeting. “The drills went very well and it was a

Third Friday Count Shows Slight Increase ZACH COOK The annual third Friday count for the Lomira School District showed a slight increase from the previous school year. The district has 1,080 in the seats this school year, but with open enrollment figured in, the final third Friday count was 1,065. “That number is up three from last year,” Superintendent Bob Lloyd said. “The district