Milwaukee School of Engineering Jack Stewart, from Hatley, and Grey Tubutis, from Bonduel, were named to the Milwaukee School of Engineering’s dean’s list for the 2023 winter quarter. Stewart is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering.

A smoky new menu item is coming to Culver’s, and it’s sure to delight burger and chicken lovers alike.

Sacred Heart Catholic School has announced the winners of its science fair held March 29 in the school’s gymnasium. Mechaela Jaros was named the overall winner for the fair and also placed first among the sixth grade students. Cora Flaig, also in sixth grade, was named the People’s Choice winner.

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) is reminding poultry owners of the ongoing threat of highly pathogenic avian influenza. The spring migratory period for wild birds brings an increased risk of infection to all flocks, so DATCP recommends that poultry owners continue using the strongest biosecurity measures to protect their birds. In Wisconsin last year, 29 domestic flocks in 18 counties were confirmed

Shawano Area Writers met March 16 in the Veslak room at the Shawano Public Library. Members attending were Tom Thorstenson, Terry Misfeldt, Marilyn Kroenke, Manuel Moreleda, John Mutter, Lee Pulaski, Nicholas Wudtke, Wendy Goerl, Barbara King, Susan Cloutier, Trudy Bosman and Svetlana Allen. Introductions were made because we had a new person attend, Susan Cloutier.

Deacon James Lonick from Sacred Heart Parish celebrated a traditional seder meal March 23 with second grade students at Sacred Heart Catholic School. The seder is a meal that Jews celebrate during the first two days of Passover every spring. The holiday lasts for eight days and nights. At the seder, families and friends sit around the table and read the story of Moses leading the Jewish people from Egypt.