JIM BARTELT Looking Back At The 1933 MHS Boys Basketball Team Mayville High School’s boys basketball team went undefeated in 1932-33, yet did not play in the state meet held in Madison.The team, coached by Ray Dunn, qualified for the state meet by beating Port Washington, Randolph and Horicon in a district tournament held in Beaver Dam.

KAREN ROUSE One at a time, 14 people stood before the City of Mayville Common Council on August 10, to express their opinions about removing the majority of South John Street from its designation as a heavy truck route.Two people spoke in favor of making the change, including Alderperson Kim Olson who addressed the her fellow council members as a citizen. She explained she did not want to have traffic rerouted to South Clark Street, and urged the public to all work together to resolve the problem of truck traffic through residential areas, pointing the finger at the Glacier Ridge Landfill as the root of the truck problem. The landfill is located approximately one-mile south of the city limits on Hwy V, as it extends from South John.

Mayville American Red Cross Blood Drive Nets 59 Units American Red Cross Blood Drive volunteers in Mayville standing from left are Marge Finke, Whitney Liegl and Maggie Schneider. Debra Koch, seated, was just finishing her snacks after donating blood, before beginning her volunteer shift on August 12 at the Mayville American Legion. (Karen Rouse I DCP) Mayville resident Robert Trevarthen, a more

MEET SJLS PRINCIPAL HEATHER CORN St. John’s Lutheran School new Principal Heather Corn introduced herself to families of the school and church by posting the following on the SJLS webpage. “I thought it might be fitting to introduce myself and tell you a little about who I am as I begin my ministry here at St. John’s Lutheran. “I have grown up in Lutheran schools and have been

KAREN ROUSE The start of the 2020-2021 school year in Mayville will be one to remember with many changes to traditional beginning of the year formats, including fall sports. At the August 3 School District of Mayville Board of Education meeting, Tom Noennig, district athletic/activities director, presented recommendations and sports starts, based

KAREN ROUSE As the School District of Mayville prepares for flexibility in educating young minds during uncertain times, its members of the Board of Education (BOE) have been kept up-to-date. The district is planning to provide face-to-face instruction, virtual learning and a hybrid, or combination of the two, as the COVID-19

KAREN ROUSE Main Street businesses in Mayville will unite with the community on Friday, August 7, to present the best of what downtown businesses have to offer at the Sizzlin’ Summer Shindig event.