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July 12

Local snack sticks, cheese curds popular choices at Iola Car Show

What do beef snack sticks and cheese curds have in common?

They were both big hits at this year’s Iola Car Show, thanks to an area business and a service organization.

Shawano County Board supervisors

Members of the Shawano County Board are, front row, from left, Curtis Korth, Jeremy Gretzinger, Dennis Knaak, Randy Young, Thomas Kautza, Lynn Tober-Steinke, Steven Schinke and Collin Pomplun; middle row, from left, Mike Wizner, Matt Pleshek, James Radtke, Terry Tipton, Kimberly Leffel, William J.

Invasive pale swallow-wort detected in Krakow

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources announced the confirmed presence of pale swallow-wort, an invasive vine, in Oconto and Shawano counties.

The vine was found within the outskirts of the Town of Krakow along the shared county line. These are the first known populations in the state, making rapid response efforts critical to preventing the establishment of this species in Wisconsin.

Native plant medicine walk highlights traditional healing knowledge

Participants explored the rich tradition of Native American plant medicine during a guided walk along the Mountain-Bay State Trail in Bowler on July 1.

Led by educator and author Misty Cook, the program welcomed 12 participants eager to learn about the medicinal plants growing around them.

Cook opened the walk by sharing the history of how native plant medicine knowledge was passed down through generations by oral tradition.

Wolf suspected in killing of calf

An Angus calf was reportedly killed by a wolf July 7 in Oconto County, according to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

The killing occurred on a farm east of Suring.

The DNR classified the death of the calf as a “probable wolf depredation.” That means there was “clear evidence strongly suggesting that one or more wolves were responsible.”

ThedaCare named among top health organizations

ThedaCare was named one of the 15 Top Health Systems in the nation by Modern Healthcare and Premier Inc.

The announcement follows an objective quantitative analysis conducted by Premier, a technology-driven healthcare improvement company. The annual study evaluates health system performance considering clinical outcomes, operational efficiency and patient experience to identify high-performing health organizations.

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