Erik Pritzl is returning to his old job as Brown County director of health and human services. Pritzl announced in November that he is stepping down as Oconto County administrator, a position he has held since the beginning of 2022, effective Feb. 7. The Brown County Board on Dec.

Proceedings of Dec. 22 • Jonathan D Collar, 37, an Oconto Falls man now serving time at Stanley Correctional Institution, pleaded no contest to aggravated battery and felony bail jumping, in connection with an incident that occurred Nov. 17, 2021. Judge Michael Judge scheduled sentencing for Feb.

Wittenberg-Birnamwood struggled early on and never challenged St. Mary Catholic in a 76-47 loss Dec. 22. “Never really in it tonight,” coach Garrett Rogowski said. “Had three out with illness and injury but still didn’t execute well on either end of the floor.

Wrestling at the Rhinelander Hodag Scramble on Dec. 21 game Shawano its fourth straight tournament victory, outscoring their opponents 106-86. “These girls are really starting to mold together, and they are learning more and more each week,” coach Mike Homan said. “It is very exciting to watch them grow so much.” Onna Hermann took first place. “She has been wrestling some tough competition, and today was no different,” Homan said.

Shawano’s boys wrestling team finished in sixth place at the Rhinelander Hodag Scramble on Dec. 21. The Hawks scored 138 points, compared to 235 for their opponents. Drake Herm earned a first-place title for Shawano. “Drake continues to wrestle well and had a strong showing today,” coach Mike Homan said. “He was great on his feet as usual and continued to push the pace in his matches.

Friday, Dec. 22 Pulaski The Red Raiders scored one more point in overtime against Manitowoc Lincoln, and that’s all that mattered as Pulaski went home with a 46-45 win. Manitowoc Lincoln held a one-point edge at the break, but the score was tied at 40-40 at the end of the second half.

Dec.

• Brett M. Williams, 35, Stanley, pleaded no contest Nov. 29, 2022, to misdemeanor charges of fourth-degree sexual assault, criminal trespass to property and disorderly conduct. The first two counts were amended from felonies in a plea agreement. Judge William Kussel Jr. levied fines and sentenced Williams to nine months in jail on Dec. 19. • Richard J. Krystof, 30, Green Bay, pleaded no contest Dec.

Award winning author Alex Kava has crafted at least 17 gripping stories. Many feature FBI profiler Maggie O’Dell and search-and-rescue professional Ryder Creed. “Lost Creed” takes us to the dark and terrible world of human trafficking. Sixteen years ago, 11-year-old Brodie Creed disappeared from a rest area on Highway 80 in Nebraska.