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Menards hosts pet supply drive

All Menards home improvement stores are now serving as a drop site for a local humane society through May. Menards offers a variety of pet supplies that will be donated to a humane society, including food, treats, feeders, collars, beds, storage containers, mats and more. There is a large collection box near the exit doors at Menards to place donations.
Bonduel performs well despite weather challenges
April 15 Clintonville Conference Pent Bonduel High School’s track team delivered impressive performances at Clintonville, despite challenging weather conditions with temperatures around 40 degrees and winds ranging from 20-30 mph. The girls team placed first among the six competing schools. Mariah Wondra dominated the distance events, winning the 1,600-meter run in 5:44.01 and the 3,200-meter run in 12:03.04. Teagan Engel and Kember Frome also pe
Knope leads Shawano golfers
April 15 Bay Conference Mini-Meet #2 Shawano golfers placed fifth out of six teams at Shamrock Heights Golf & Supper Club in New London. The Hawks carded a 202. Seymour won with a 157, and Green Bay East tallied an incomplete score for sixth place. Shawano was led by Blake Knope’s 43. Also scoring for Shawano were Duane Gristeau-Blanche with 46, Tyson Lyons with 55 and Terrance Smith with 58. Jakob Stuhr carded a 62.
Shawano shut out for third straight game
April 15 Seymour 5, Shawano 0 Shawano lost 5-0 to Seymour for its third shutout loss in a row. It was also the Bay Conference opener for both teams. April 14 Pulaski 2, Kaukauna 1 Pulaski improved to 3-1 overall with a 2-1 non conference win over Kaukauna. Kara Barber scored both goals for the Red Raiders, with both coming in the second half.
Wausau lacrosse teams crush Pulaski
April 15 Wausau 15, Pulaski 2 (boys) The Wausau Wild went wild on the Pulaski Red Raiders, winning 15-2 in a Bay Valley Conference game at Wausau East High School. Central Wisconsin 43, Pulaski 7 (girls) The Central Wisconsin Wolfpack showed no mercy to the Pulaski girls lacrosse team, crushing the Red Raiders 43-7 in a Bay Valley Conference matchup.
Red Raiders top Hawks on tennis courts
April 14 Pulaski 6, Shawano 2 Pulaski tennis players won all four singles matches and two of the four doubles bouts against Shawano, ending the day at 6-2. The No. 1 singles match between Pulaski’s Fraedrich and Shawano’s Ruben De Gaspari took there sets.
Bowling
Lakeshore Masters Lakeshore Lanes, April 7 Team Standings Arndt Trucking 378.5-149.5 Farmall 367-161 Remi’s 347.5-180.5 Cassidy’s Studio Lounge 316.5-211.5 Reinke Property Mgt.
Tania L. Fredenberg
Tania L. Fredenberg, 50, of Tigerton, passed away April 17, 2025. Eberhardt-Stevenson Funeral Home and Crematory, Tigerton.
Lori Zuber
Lori Marie Zuber, a beloved mother, sister and friend, passed away peacefully April 16, 2025, at the age of 54. Born in Oconto Falls on Aug. 4, 1970, Lori was a cherished member of a large extended family, with a heart that overflowed with love for each of them, especially her three children. As a dedicated mother and caregiver to her three children, they defined her life.
Donald Ruege
Donald Alfred Ruege, 79, of West De Pere, passed away peacefully April 18, 2025, surrounded by family and friends. He was born March 2, 1946, to Alfred and Angeline (Hansen) Ruege in Suring. He.graduated from Suring High School in 1964. On Dec. 18, 1965, Don married his high school sweetheart, June Schuettpelz. Don wanted his legacy to be “Our children.
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