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Weenie of the Week: No Name Nimrod From Neenah
We are proud to name this week’s Laura Lee and Cutter Weenie of the week: the unidentified big truck driver who decided to joyride through a local soccer field. The Neenah Police Department is still on the lookout for some guy with a big truck and probably a small … well, you know … who took that truck and drove it right onto a local soccer field on Halloween night. We’re not sure what Mahler Park did to this guy, but what this guy did to Mahler Park was douchey to the tenth degree. According to the pictures, because yes, there are cameras there, he tore up the field pretty good. Looks like at one point he almost got stuck and ripped up the field trying to get out. Still no idea if it was for a joyride, to show off, or if Waze took you off the road and onto the field, but this can be a reminder to everyone: off-road mode is not for city use. The truck is a dual cab, driven by a guy with a dual personality of dumb and dumber. Take a look and if you do have any information, please let the Winnebago County Sheriff’s Department know.
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Mayor’s Column — Last week’s election received almost 70% voter turnout in Waupun
— Waupun Pioneer News is brought to you by Homan Auto Group. Article continues below. — Mayor’s Column November 14, 2026. It was a busy week here in Waupun. On Tuesday, we passed the 2027 city budget. It’s a balanced budget that maintains city services, invests in public safety and has a tax rate that’s still lower than what it was in 2025.
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Hunter Schaumberg's 4-touchdown night sends Lomira football back to state final
KIMBERLY – The song "Jump Around" played between the third and fourth quarters of the Division 6 state football semifinal game between Lomira and Bonduel. Lomira fans and players got in the spirit and started to jump around. The song, known for being played at Wisconsin football games at Camp Randall, offered a prelude to where Lomira is headed. "We gotta stay composed, but when they play that song, it's hype. We get hype," Lomira sophomore Hunter Schaumberg said. Lomira defeated Bonduel 30-13 on Friday, Nov. 13, and is headed to the Division 6 state championship game. It's the second time in three years and in program history that Lomira will play for a title. "I don't think it's quite sunk in yet," Lomira coach Bryan Gregory said. "Super proud of this group. I'm speechless right now." To make the state championship game, Lomira defeated Fall River/Rio in Level 1, then Cambridge in Level 2. In the sectional final, Lomira had its closest game of the season on the road, a 16-12 win over Edgar. Then the state semifinal was a battle of two 12-0 teams, and Lomira put the first and only blemish on Bonduel's record. The 13 points
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Lions Roar Into the State Championship Game with 30-13 Win
On November 13, Lomira football dominated Bonduel in a 30-13 State Semifinal win, advancing to the Division Six State Championship game. Lomira’s (13-0) defense showed its strength by shutting down Bonduel (12-1) in three plays, highlighted by Cash Agamaite's two-yard tackle for loss, forcing the Bears to punt at their own 29-yard line.