With the news that retailer Joann Fabrics declared bankruptcy and announced the closure of all physical store locations, scammers are wasting no time setting up fake going out of business and liquidation websites. You see an online ad on social media for a Joann “going-out-of-business” sale. You click on the ad, which takes you to a website that looks quite identical to the real Joann website with the company’s real logo and images.

Several Oconto Falls athletes earned North Eastern Conference all-conference honors for their efforts during the 2024-25 wrestling and basketball seasons. Junior Rylie Shallow was a unanimous selection for the girls basketball first team.

Gregory G. Mignon, 75, passed away unexpectedly at his home on March 5, 2025. He was born in Appleton on July 28, 1949, to Raymond and Elaine (Schwitzer) Mignon. Greg graduated from Kaukauna High School and dedicated his career to working as a machine operator at Luvata. On June 28, 1969, he married LaVerne Delfosse, and together they raised two sons. Greg liked shooting darts, golfing, hunting and fishing.

Officials at Shawano Community High School have announced the names of students who earned placement on the 2024-25 first semester honor roll. Highest Honor 4.00 Grade 12: Olivia A. Anderson, Parker R. Beyer, Makenna R. Bubolz, Bailey L. DeFere, Vivian Duong, Abby N. Hicks, Emerson M. Knope, Tyler J. Kuhn, Delanie M. Kunze, Kennedi M. Meyers, Akyrie A. Onesti, Evony S. Perez, Isabella K. Perez, Trinity M. Popelka, Elias H. Popp, Hadley M.

William C. Hupke, 91, of Clintonville, passed away March 10, 2025. Eberhardt-Stevenson Funeral Home and Crematory, Clintonville.

Comics have entertained and informed for decades, but the College of Menominee Nation’s Sustainable Development Institute hopes that its foray into the artistic side of things will help to not only educate people on the sustainability of the environment but also serve as a tool to help revive the Menominee language. “We’re really happy to bring this idea and have it in print,” said Jennifer Gauthier, SDI director and one of four people involved w

The story ran just inches below the Shawano Evening Leader masthead. On Jan.

That first full day in the garden may find you tired, sunburned and stiff. Whether you are a young or young-at-heart gardener, include some strategies to help extend your enjoyment and reduce fatigue and muscle strain so you can keep gardening longer each day and for years to come. No matter your age, it’s important to protect your joints when gardening. Use a kneeler pad or knee pads to protect your knees.