Vaccine Distribution Plan In Place, Says Horicon Police Chief MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER since March. He added that he expects “Level 1A” inoculations to wrap up around the end of February, meaning the remainder of the population could anticipate access to a vaccine as early as March 2021. “Level 1B,” Adamson said, includes first-responders – such as Adamson and other members

District Introduces School Resource Officer Position, HPD Officer Stocks Appointed The School District of Horicon announced that Horicon Police Department (HPD) Officer Greyson Stocks would be appointed the school’s new resource officer. Pictured from left are district superintendent Rich Appel, Stocks and HPD Chief of Police Joseph Adamson. (submitted) MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER After more

Surveying Error To Be Corrected By City, Residential Property Owners Lisa York of Horicon, a member of 40& 8 Cabane 856, delivers gifts of jewelry to Marvin Manor in Horicon last week. “I figured they can’t be with their families, so I decided to do this,” York commented. She purchased most of the jewelry to give to both men and women, as well as the nursing staff. The remainder had been

Plan Commission Members Express Concern Regarding Safety Of 612 South Hubbard The factory building at 612 S. Hubbard Street in Horicon. (file photo) MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER TheCity of Horicon Plan Commission met on Wednesday, Dec. 16, and, among other action items and discussions, several members of the group expressed doubts about the integrity of the old factory building at 612 S. Hubbard