May 3 Ashwaubenon 4, Shawano 1 Trinity Popelka scored the lone goal for the Hawks off a throw in from Caitlyn Moede, as Shawano lost 4-1 at Ashwaubenon. Goalkeeper Brynlie Boyles had 10 saves for the Hawks. The overall record is 3-11. May 2 Shawano 4, New London 0 Trinity Popelka scored the Hawks’ first goal in the opening 34 seconds in Shawano’s 4-0 shutout of New London. The second goal was scored by Jenna Moede off a cross from Popelka.

May 2 Deputies responded to 36 incidents, including suspicious activity on County Road S in the Town of Pensaukee, sexual assault in Suring, a wanted person on Goldhorn Road in the Town of Brazeau, a noise disturbance on South Green Bay Avenue in the City of Gillett, one traffic stop, two traffic offenses, four citizen assists, one miscellaneous traffic incident, one welfare check; two 911 hangups; one ambulance call; three crashes, one involving

Shawano County Sheriff’s Department May 5 Deputies responded to 43 incidents, including assisting with a fire on North Ellms Street in Wittenberg; property theft on Maple Street in Birnamwood; explosives on U.S.

Proceedings of May 3 • Katlyn C. Fish, 20, Oconto, waived her right to a preliminary hearing on a charge of child neglect in connection with an incident that allegedly occurred Feb. 25.

Shawano County Administrative Coordinator Jim Davel warned the Shawano County Public Safety Committee of “project creep” at its May 1 meeting when discussing the costs associated with remodeling the showers at the county jail. The committee was asked to approve the highest of three bids and then add several thousand dollars for new shower fixtures and other incidentals.

The Shawano Hockey League remains without a contract for the use of the Crawford Center. Members of the Shawano County Public Property Committee tabled consideration of a lease at its May 2 meeting. Instead, they will first meet with a prospective buyer of the property, which is owned by the county at the fairgrounds. The hockey league continues to push for a long-term lease of five years, as was generally the case in the past.

Sigi Fust, a devoted wife, mother and cherished grandmother, passed away peacefully on April 25, 2024, at the age of 80. Born in Neustaedhein-Lautenbach, Germany, she was on of nine siblings in a close-knit family. In her early 20s, she found love and married David Fust, embarking on a life adventure that led them to the United States.

The very notion of Mother’s Day conjures up deep-seated, fond memories of my precious momma. A complex woman, she dearly and fiercely loved all of us and especially my father. Meeting for the first time in a one-room schoolhouse as children, my mom and dad married on June 3, 1943. The angels came for Mom on Jan. 24, 2009. Never wanting to be apart, Dad followed Mom into their heavenly mansion a mere four months later, on April 24.

With 25% of the nation’s total cheese production, Wisconsin maintained its ranking as the nation’s top cheese-producing state in 2023. At 942 million pounds, specialty cheese accounted for 27% of Wisconsin’s total cheese production. This was an increase of 13.7 million pounds from 2022.