The issue of school districts having to cut budgets or ask voters to approve operational referenda is nothing new, but it’s getting some notice after the Shawano School District announced in January that $1.6 million needs to be cut from operations to balance next year’s budget.

The general election for the Menominee Tribal Legislature was held Jan. 14–15, resulting in the election of three candidates to three-year terms.

Elected were Marcus Grignon with 319 votes, Daynell Grignon with 310 and Kaycee Wayka with 260, according to the Tribal Election Commission.

The Shawano County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution Jan. 28 thanking Allison Schultz for her two decades of service to the Bonduel Public Library.

Schultz served nearly 21 years with the library, which is now a branch of the Shawano County Library system.

Cast members selected through a competitive audition process featuring top talent in the region, including performers from Wausau, Stevens Point, D.C. Everest, Merrill, Marathon and more will take to the stage at Wausau West High School later this month.

Sloane Henn, left, and her sister, Charlotte, joined their parents at Sacred Hearth Catholic School on Jan. 28 for a free spaghetti dinner as part of Catholic Schools Week. The dinner was followed by a free concert featuring Christian recording artist Jennie Williamson.

After nearly three months of adding, deleting, changing and clarifying the job description for the Shawano County administrative coordinator, supervisors are in the home stretch.

Julie Hasser, interim administrative coordinator and human resources director, said she was nearly prepared to send them a final version, but the document still needs work.