Live bands and polka dancing every Sunday from January through April. The well-attended dances started as a way to raise money for building upkeep, but have become a cherished tradition. For a mere $6, you can dance or watch others whirl around the spacious dance floor from 1:30pm to 5:30pm. Volunteers serve homemade food in the lower level in case you work up an appetite!Horicon Headlines
Horicon woman facing drug charges held on $75,000 cash bond
JUNEAU: Teen charged in high-speed chase
Horicon opportunities await in 2009
Dodge County Parents Unhappy with Icy Roads
A 41-year-old Horicon woman taken into custody Dec. 18 after police seized $11,000 worth of drugs from her home has been charged.
JUNEAU: Teen charged in high-speed chase
A 16-year-old Horicon teen accused of driving in excess of 100 mph while trying to elude police faces a felony charge.
Horicon opportunities await in 2009
With an eye to the future, Mayor James Grigg attributes actions taken during 2008 as having created many opportunities for 2009.
Dodge County Parents Unhappy with Icy Roads
Icy roads caused several school districts throughout Dodge County to delay school for two hours.
