MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER The City of Horicon Common Council met on Tuesday, Nov. 26 for its regular monthly meeting. All council members were in attendance. Among other actions and discussions, the council voted “no” to adopting the 2020 preliminary budget. The vote was evenly split, 3-3, with a majority needed for the

MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER Smoke billowed from the home at 506 N. Palmatory Street in Horicon last Tuesday, Nov. 19 as emergency crews worked to extinguish a house fire and provide medical services to the family.

MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER The Horicon High School Craft Fair, an annual event put on by community, teacher and student volunteers, surpassed the $28,000 mark for its ten year run following the Saturday, Nov. 9 held early this month at the Junior-Senior High School.

City Officials And Residents Brainstorm Solutions For Safer Horicon Streets MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER The City of Horicon’s Public Safety Committee met at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 12 at the Public Safety Building. Nearly the entire meeting served as a discussion with concerned Horicon citizens requesting action to make city streets, specifically Lake Street, safer for pedestrians and motorists.

From One End To Another, Horicon Celebrates Veterans A John Deere employee shakes hands with U.S. Marine Corps veteran Randy Zemel. Zemel took part in the Stars & Stripes Honor Flight and spoke about his experiences at a Veterans Day assembly at John Deere Gator Works. (Mitchell B. Keller | DCP) Veterans salute the flag during “The Star-Spangled Banner” at the Horicon Junior- Senior