June 23 Cecil 10, Marinette 2 The Cecil Mudhens won 10-2 in a home game against visiting Marinette. Marinette opened the scoring with the help of two walks, a pair of wild pitches and a single by Keagon Monroe that put Marinette on the board in the top of the first. Cecil answered in the bottom of the first after Cole Anderson walked, Ken Casper reached on an error with two outs and Noah Beilfuss singled, scoring two runs.

After the rain canceled June 21-22 games, all Badger Amateur Baseball Association (BABA) teams were able to play June 23. Northern Division Week 8, June 23 Hatley 5, Wittenberg 3 WP: Tanner Kocher LP: Aaron Heyroth Hatley: 5 hits Ryan Schmitt 1x1 with double Nick Cotter, Hayden Davidowski, Wyatt Brown and Braxton Olsen all had hits Wittenberg: 9 hits Nathan Waupekenay 2x4 Nolan Fraaza 2x4 Eland 6, Aniwa 2 WP: Tyler Nelson LP: Kody Szews Eland: 13

It’s easy to look the other way when someone else loses something you have no use or need for. It’s easy to suggest we all drive electric cars or ban V-8 motors if you don’t already own three or four gas-powered vehicles and don’t appreciate muscle cars or the pure fun of a drag race. It’s easy to oppose protests, speech or books that disagree with our own viewpoints, especially if they are extreme to us. If you don’t own any guns or even underst

There are two major types of people you deal with as a journalist — those that speak their minds to their hearts’ content in the hopes of constantly being in the spotlight, and those that speak their minds to their hearts’ content who then try to push journalists covering the event to cut their comments out of the story. Those of you in the first category, take a deep breath, because I’m not going to offer any commentary on you today. Those of yo

The next five-year plan for Oconto County libraries is almost ready for prime time. A special ad hoc committee has been working for more than a year to update the five-year library services plan that is required by state law, and the Oconto County Board received a preview presentation at its June 20 monthly meeting. Tracy Vreeke of the Nicolet Federated Library System and County Clerk Kim Pytleski explained that they are doing a series of informa

The Oconto County Sheriff’s Office now has its own app. Smartphone users can use the app to sign up for Code Red alerts, see the latest news releases or browse mug shots of inmates at the Oconto County Jail, Sheriff Todd Skarban told the county board June 20. Skarban said the app, customized for the local department from The Sheriff App, a product of OCV LLC, represents an innovative approach to information sharing. “I truly believe that in order

The Green Bay Packers Foundation has awarded Encompass an Impact Grant that will match gifts to the Oconto Falls Center Campaign dollar-for-dollar up to $250,000. This matching grant challenge will double donations received on or after June 19 the nonprofit child-care agency’s Oconto Falls Center campaign. The campaign is currently at 70% of its goal, and Encompass officials said donations matched by the Packers pledge can put the project over th

This week I decided it was time to read something less gory and selected “Murder Behind the Coffeehouse” by Brenda Kennedy and Kayden Keaton. It is the first in their Pineapple Grove Cozy Murder Mystery series. A few years ago, divorcee Piper Armstrong moved to Pineapple Grove, Georgia, and opened “Bean There, Dunk That” coffeehouse. It’s the middle of the night and Piper’s son needs to be bailed out for DUI again.

• Jessica N. Myers, 37, Shawano, pleaded no contest June 17 to two counts of possession of narcotic drugs and two misdemeanor counts of possession of drug paraphernalia. Judge Katherine Sloma withheld sentencing and placed her on three years of probation with conditions. • Michael C. Metoxen, 54, Shawano, pleaded no contest June 18 to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated (fourth offense).