ZACH COOK For the second time in almost as many years, the Lomira community had a devastating storm roll through the village. Last August the village experienced tornadolike winds that left property owners tasked with cleaning up debris for several days. There wasn’t as much wind this time around last Tuesday, but heavy rainfall resulted

ZACH COOK During the public comment portion of the September 25 Lomira Village Board meeting, a group of area business owners spoke about their concerns with the village’s Knox Box ordinance. In early 2018, the board approved the ordinance requiring business owners to install lock boxes outside their property in an effort

ZACH COOK Residents of the Village of Theresa may have hard some tornado warning sirens in the middle of September, but not because of any incoming storm. Earlier this spring, the village learned that one of the three sirens in town was not functioning properly. The siren located at the top of the Department of Public Works garage was malfunctioning.

ZACH COOK The Lomira Village Board unanimously approved a new site plan for a new business on Milwaukee Street. Sug’s Creations is a bakery that has been trying to open its doors for months now but has been unable to due to parking and storm water management concerns. After a misunderstanding with a neighboring business, Sug’s was asked to redesign

ZACH COOK The Lomira Lions Club is preparing to celebrate a milestone anniversary next weekend.The club was issued its charter on September 26, 1944 so it will be recognizing its 75th anniversary with a special celebration at the Golf Club at Camelot on OctoberLions Clubs around the country are wellknown for their committment to support the communities they live in. Lomira Lion Gene Schroeder, who has been a Lomira Lion for nearly three decades, said the club’s committ- to helping others is why he got involved.