UW-Green Bay The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay has made public the names of undergraduate students receiving semester honors for fall 2022 semester academic achievement. Birnamwood: Annaliese Gagnon, semester honors; Elizabeth Rustick, semester highest honors; Deakyn Suess, semester high honors; Brooke Thiex, semester high honors Bowler: Skye Breitrick, semester highest honors; Madison Klemann, semester honors Eland: Jordana Schmidt, semester

Oconto County Travis Martin Winter and Mariah Renee Van Ark, of the Town of Pensaukee, Jan. 24, 2023. Virgil Franklin Max Mayo and Polly Bernadette Schuster, both of Oconto Falls, Jan. 20, 2023. Scott Michael Christiansen and Kristine Lea Grandaw, both of Porterfield, Feb. 17, 2023. Dylan Troy Krueger and Abbie Mae Ermis, both of the Town of Underhill, Feb.

GILLETT HIGH SCHOOL First semester HIGHEST HONORS Seniors: Blake Goodreau, Phillip Heroux, Virgil Herzog, Carleigh Kaczmarek, Elsa Limberg, Isabella Matczak, Alexander Peterson, Evan Peterson, Vincent Vassallo Juniors: Hailey Allender-Pautz, Bradin Bjelland, Hailey Elsner, Garrett Klein, Benjamin Matczak, Caitlin Quade Sophomores: Alexander Davis, Jesse DeBauch, Scott Heroux, Grace Simpson, Jack Sturm Freshmen: Sophie Limberg, Bennett Regal, Elea

American Legion Auxiliary Unit 44 Wabeno President Karen Prueter reports that the unit had a very busy 2022. The Unit assisted Post 44 legionnaires at many events, including socials, gunless poultry shoots, ribs cookoff, and Valentine cookie day at Wabeno Elementary School. Prueter also recognized Karen Czysweski’s many years as treasurer. Karen retired and was succeeded by Lorry Runge.

While serving as a first-term Wisconsin legislator, Sen. Eric Wimberger, R-Green Bay, dove into his role, taking on many initiatives that improved access to and administration of justice for Wisconsin citizens. In recognition of those efforts, Wimberger has been awarded the State Bar of Wisconsin Legislative Oversight Committee Scales of Justice Award.

Many people have prescriptions scattered throughout the home in places like a medicine cabinet, pill holder, top of the dresser or even a kitchen cabinet. The start of the new year is a great time to take a medication inventory and inventory which prescription drugs should be updated and which ones are no longer needed, according to Dr.