Players on the 2019-2020 Mayville High School varsity basketball team from left are Aaron Anderson, Jackson Schlender, Zach Rosedahl, Brandon Franke, Nate Hartwig, Connor Travis, Joseph Adamson, Jimmy Held, Isaac Wolf, Emit Hurtienne, Bradley Bushke, Zach Weiss, Adison Mittelstadt and Hunter Traver. Not pictured are Alexander Borkenhagen and Braedon Vollmer. (Karen Rouse I DCP) MHS Boys Varsity

The 2019 Horicon Marshmen wrestling team (Mitchell B. Keller | DCP) New Coach, Same Goal: Marshmen Eyeing State Six seniors from the Horicon Marshmen wrestling team. Pictured from left are Hunter Augustine, Brandon Zamorano, Josh Renning, Dakota Reinwald, Brandon Garb and Kyle Kreuziger. (Mitchell B. Keller | DCP) MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER There was a slight change at head coach for the Horicon

Trio Of Seniors Look To Make Their Mark On The Trailways East The 2019/20 Horicon Marshladies basketball team. Pictured from lef, front row: Amber Roggenbauer, Anna LeBouton, Karissa Laabs, Emily Haslow, Mercedez Heller and Natalie Miller (laying). Back row: Emma Miller, Miranda Guenterberg, Brianna Bulman, Allison Tillema, Nicole Jongebloed, Paige Boeck, Payton Marvin, Jordan Bauer and Adriana

The 2019/20 Horicon Marshmen varsity basketball team. Pictured from left, front row: Victor Villalaz, Gavin Hensley, Mason Wolff, Matthew Hazelberg, Cody Pieper. Back row: Caleb LaBlanc, Mitch Neitzel, Carter Boehmer, Darius Minnema, Hunter Westimeyer, Logan Power and Dan Janszewski. (Mitchell B. Keller | DCP) Marshmen Will Find Multiple Avenues To Score Marshmen head coach Darrel Schliewe (left)

ANDREW JOHNSON Brian Field, Dodge County highway commissioner, and Peter Thompson, assistant highway commissioner, are making every effort to communicate to the public awareness about county snowplow operations this week since Governor Tony Evers made a proclamation that last Monday, Nov. 25, was Snowplow Driver Appreciation Day.

How To Cook St. Mary’s Catholic - Mayville St. Mary School in Mayville’s first grade class taught by Mrs. Kristie Gripentrog, front row, and second grade class, taught by Mrs. Mary Goetz, back row. (Karen Rouse | DCP) Ms. Gripentrog, 1st Grade You get the Turkey from the grocery store. At home, you peel the skin off of it and then you cook it for 5 minutes. Then you take the turkey out of

How To Cook St. Matthew’s Lutheran - Iron Ridge A Turkey Miss Blank, 1st Grade Van Brunt Elementary Horicon Miss Blank’s Class Mrs. Qualmann, 1st Grade You will need a turkey, an oven and a frying pan. First, you buy a turkey at the store. Next, put it in the oven. Then bake it for 20 minutes at 15 degrees. Then, take it out. It will be eaten at my house with my friends. We will

Mrs.Lloyd’sClass-Lomira Elementary Julian: First you kill a turkey. Next you cook it for 50 minutes and lastly you have your feast. Caleb: First you buy a turkey. Then you cook for five minutes and then you eat it. Aberham: First you put the turkey on the pan and put the pan into the oven. Next you turn on the oven to 50 degrees for three minutes. When it’s done you take it out and then

HowToCook Mrs. Willis’ Class - Theresa Learning Community ATurkey Mrs. Curry’s Class - Theresa Learning Community Kora: First you can hunt for it. Next, you fry it in a pan and then you put some toppings. Cook at 60 degrees for 10 minutes and serve with meat. Landon: First you find the turkey. Next, you shoot the turkey and then you track the turkey. Cook at 20 degrees for 10 minutes