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Lions Advance To D6 State Football Semifinals
The Lomira high school football team advanced to the WIAA Division Six State Semifinals with a thrilling 16-12 win at #1 seed Edgar last night in a Sectional Final. At 12-0 the Lions will face Bonduel next Friday night in Kimberly with a trip to state on the line. Edgar’s season ends at 11-2. The other side of the D6 bracket has Kenosha St. Joe’s and Mondovi. The WIAA Division Six State Title Game is Thursday, November 19th at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison.
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Edgar falters late as Wildcats bid for 4th consecutive state trip ends
EDGAR — Edgar's season and pursuit for a fourth consecutive trip to Madison for the football state championships came down to one final possession Friday night. The Wildcats had a chance to complete a late comeback against Lomira in a WIAA Division 6 Level 3 playoff game, but couldn't find the go-ahead points in a 16-12 loss. Edgar pulled within two when Landon Lukasko powered into the end zone with 7:04 remaining in the fourth quarter. The Wildcats attempted an option pass on the two-point conversion, but the attempt fell incomplete, leaving Lomira with a 14-12 advantage. SPASH XC snags 5th straight title: SPASH dynasty snags historic 5th straight title | WIAA XC championships It was the Wildcats second missed extra point of the game. Edgar's defense gave the Wildcats another opportunity, forcing a Lomira punt with less than seven minutes remaining. But the Wildcats' hopes of completing the comeback took another hit on the first play of their ensuing possession. A safety with 2:24 remaining spelled disaster and pushed Lomira's lead to 16-12, where it held on to hand the Wildcats their season-ending loss. Slow starts GAME PREVIEW: Streaking Edgar football faces tough Level 3 test against unbeaten Lomira
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Mayor’s Column — Mayor explains how the City of Waupun keeps tax bills low
— Waupun Pioneer News is brought to you by Homan Auto Group. Article continues below. — Mayor’s Column November 6, 2026. Every year, the budget asks the same question: how do we keep Waupun a great place to live without asking more of our taxpayers than we need to? Waupun residents get a lot for their tax dollar. Your city taxes pay for police, ambulance, and fire protection, plowed streets, yard waste pickup, the pool, the Community Center, the library, and our parks. Many cities of our size can’t offer all of that. And Waupun delivers it while keeping one of the lowest tax rates among neighboring communities, as you’ll see in the budget presentation. That’s a strong value, and protecting it is the goal of this budget.
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REAL ESTATE | Sandy’s Barton Cafe – the business – is for sale | By Boss Realty, LLC
Town of Barton, Wi – One of the remaining small, hometown diners in Washington County, Wi is for sale. Listing of Sandy’s Barton Cafe, 1735 Barton Ave., is courtesy Boss Realty, LLC. The simple red brick building on Barton Avenue was an appliance store and the Winter girls...
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Waupun Fire and Rescue to Host Food Drive, Smoke Alarm Checks Saturday
WAUPUN — Waupun Fire and Rescue will host two community events Saturday, Nov. 7, collecting donations for the Waupun Food Pantry and helping residents check their smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. The department’s annual Fill Our Tanks Food Drive will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with firefighters...
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Central Wisconsin Christian claims first gold ball with sweep of Turtle Lake
ASHWAUBENON – A state championship win doesn't happen by accident and doesn't happen without fans sitting on the edge of their seats and cheering with no regard for how their voice may sound later. For Central Wisconsin Christian, it ended with fans watching a Kiley Beer serve hit the top of the net and drop to the floor. "I try to have a lot of confidence going back (to serve), but obviously there's a lot of pressure going back there on game point," Beer said. "I knew that I could do what I trusted. I've trained for this, I've prepared for this. "When I saw it go over the tape and go over, it just hit me and it was great." Central Wisconsin Christian, the No. 2 seed in the WIAA Division 5 state tournament swept Turtle Lake (26-24, 25-23, 26-24) to win its first state championship in school history. The 80-mile journey from Central Wisconsin Christian to the Resch Center, the biggest stage the state has to offer, to now state champions, started years ago. It started long before any of the girls who took to the floor on Saturday, Nov. 7 played a point of high school volleyball.