MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER Out of tragedy can come prosperity, at least that is the mission of Judy Haddad, founder of the non-profit 5 Purple Oranges.

Horicon business owner John Jenson sits in the storefront of his Old Time Food Store on Lake Street. Over Jensen’s right shoulder is his U.S. Army uniform. The gold oak leaves signify the standing of a major, which Jensen retired as after his military career. He served in the Korean War. (Mitchell B. Keller | DCP) “I don’t know if they knew Iwasn’t there,” said Jensen. “But they came.

Every year, a group of Horicon High School juniors walk over to the American Legion Post #157 for an informal discussion with retired area U.S. armed service veterans. The tradition has been applauded by all parties involved for being a productive conversation between Horicon’s teens and veterans.

WHAT’S HAPPENING AT HORICON PUBLIC LIBRARY ALEX HARVANCIK Library Director It’s A Lucky Day For WI Digital Print Library Patrons Now you can find in-demand ebooks available to borrow immediately in the WI Digital Library’s Lucky Day Collection. These titles can be found, borrowed and read on a first-come, first-served basis through Libby or the OverDrive app. The program is inspired