Oconto County Public Health will visit Oconto County schools in October to offer free flu vaccines to all students, ages 3 to 18, in early childhood to 12th grade.

Nikki Olson, of Peshtigo National Bank, has successfully completed the Agricultural Lending School held from Aug. 24-26 in Wisconsin Dells. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Bankers Association, the program is designed to address the practical aspects of agricultural credit and finance, farm management and the lending process.

Proceedings from Oct. 1 A plea hearing was held for Mohmednoor S. Abdullahi, 21, Faribault, Minnesota. He pleaded guilty to felony charge of contribute to delinquency — acts or omissions June 21 in Oconto County. A $50,000 cash bond continues. Sentencing is Nov. 18. A waiver preliminary hearing/arraignment was held for James L. Nerenhausen, 18, Oconto.

Oconto Falls will benefit from the tail end of a government program that provides funds to enhance the look of a community where a highway project occurs.

AgVentures LLC, a provider of farming supplies and services throughout the region, will soon be under new ownership. The board of directors of Bay Lakes Companies LLC voted unanimously to approve an agreement that will sell its AgVentures LLC and Grain Ventures LLC businesses to Beaver Dam-based United Cooperative, according to a news release issued Sept. 21 by United Cooperative.

An Abrams man, 19, was cited for disorderly conduct Sept. 19 for throwing apples on North Chestnut Avenue. An Oconto Falls woman, 18, reported a man who appeared to be intoxicated was walking in the middle of South Franklin Street on Sept. 19, shouting obscenities. An Oconto Falls woman, 77, on Sept. 19 reported eggs were thrown at her home on Countryside Lane. A sex offense reported Sept.

The end is in sight for Oconto Falls residents weary of road construction.

A newly constructed medical clinic is making its presence known in the community. No longer hidden among other health care services, Bellin Health Oconto Falls celebrated its distinctiveness and exhibited its expanded services at an open house Wednesday. Rhonda Key, the clinic’s office manager, said the new facility provides greater visibility for Bellin services in the community. “We have an identity now which we didn’t have before,” she said.

To the editor: In a recent feeble defense of Scott Walker, Oconto County Republican Party Chair Kevin Barthel called SKW a “good man” who would have been a “good president.” Really? Good man?