MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER The Horicon Girl Scout Troop #1091 followed through on a selfimposed mission to beautify Kiwanis Park in Horicon by installing a refurbished park bench and decoratively colored tire planters for flowers. The idea was inspired by proximity and necessity. “Our girl scout troop meets here in the building,”

At 101 Years Old, Rock River Tap Will Pay You To Dine In Mathias Hoffman for 101 years on the planet! The Pionier wishes you the best in the next 100. MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER Community of Neda resident Mathias Hoffman turned 101 years old earlier this month, Oct. 2, and he went to Rock River Tap in Horicon to celebrate. The reason being, The Tap will discount your bill the percentage

Last week, the School District of Horicon participated in a multi-state initiative called the Apple Crunch.The program helps connect local apple farmers to area schools in an effort create a reciprocal relationship for the two entities.The farmers get to move some of their product, while area children get access to healthy and hearty apples.

The Horicon Historical Society and the Horicon Phoenix Program have slated another three weekends of sophisticated spookiness with the Horicon Haunted History Tour set to begin this Friday, October 11. Tours will be held this year on October 11, 12, 18, 19, 25 and 26. Each tour day starts at 6:20 p.m. Tickets are just $8 each when

The Wisconsin Association of School Boards has designated Oct. 6-12 as Wisconsin School Board Week as a time to build awareness and understanding of the vital function an elected board of education plays in our communities. School District of Horicon is joining all public school districts across the state to celebrate Wisconsin

MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER Anyone keeping a careful eye on the streets of Horicon last month, Sept. 28, may have noticed an uptick of Porsches cruising down Lake Street. That fact was no coincidence, as 928 Motorsports, a premier design and manufacturing company for the luxury grand tourer Porsche 928 model,

MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER From the East Coast, to the Rockies and up in the Northwoods, Tim Kingman has lived just about everywhere, and now he can add the Horicon Marsh to his list of impressive destinations as he looks forward to his new role as the City of Horicon’s Supervisor of Public Works &

The Van Brunt Fun Run, originally a spring school fundraising event, has been moved to autumn with the third ever run scheduled for Friday, Oct. 11 The run is a schoolwide event that all Van Brunt students, staff and administers take part in. The concept has a dual purpose. First, it is a fundraiser addressing student needs, wherein students receive pledges