A Killer Strikes! ROB BOWE CONTRIBUTOR Sickness was well known among the pioneers of Wisconsin. Malaria, diphtheria, smallpox, and a wide variety of throat and respiratory ailments plagued settlers. Perhaps the most dreaded was cholera. Cholera caused harsh watery diarrhea, high fever along with rapid dehydration leading to organ failure. It seemed to come out of nowhere sweeping through

Sure-Fire to Install Two Free Furnaces for Families of Local Heroes Two area families – one from Juneau and one from Mayville – will receive free furnaces as part of annual Feel the Love Program SURE-FIRE, INC. Sure-Fire, Inc. of Horicon asked the local community for nominations for its annual Feel the Love Event that provides a local family with a brandnew furnace and, while nominations

D.N.R. Provides Update on Future of Horicon Dam MITCHELL BRADLEY KELLER EDITOR Back in May of this year, the State of Wisconsin Building Commission appropriated just more than $3 million for the repair or replacement of the Horicon dam, and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR), on Thursday, Sept. 7, provided on update on the project. DNR Wildlife Biologist Eric Kilburg spoke