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DATCP accepting nominations for dairy board

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection is accepting nominations for eight seats on the Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin board of directors.
Mark ‘Puppy’ Guelig
Mark A. Guelig, 69, Oconto Falls, formerly of Farmington, Minnesota, died of unexpected health complications on March 4, 2025. Mark grew up on a dairy farm in the Town of Stiles and was a graduate of the Lena High School class of 1973. He thoroughly enjoyed keeping up with his classmates and attending class reunions. Mark was a beloved partner to Trish Martin, father, grandfather, brother, uncle and friend.
Weight limits for county roads in effect
The Shawano County Highway Department has announced the seasonal posting of spring weight limits on various county roads. Haulers will need to watch for the signs restricting load limits. A list of the posted roads is available at www.co.shawano.wi.us.
Court strikes down minority scholarship program
A state appeals court last week struck down as unconstitutional a state statute establishing a college scholarship program for minority students attending private and technical colleges. The District II Court of Appeals opinion overturned a decision by Jefferson County Circuit Judge William Hue who had upheld the state statue challenged by the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty (WILL), a conservative advocacy law firm. The District II Court
City Council advances playground grant applications
The Gillett City Council on March 6 approved a resolution designed to help advance grant applications for a new playground and other improvements at Zippel Park. Fundraising activities have been underway for about a year toward a $1.5 million plan to build an inclusive play area, walking trails and paths, ADA signage and picnic/seating areas, along with improvements to the sports courts. The council also OK’d a request that the proposal be added
‘Heroes Day Off’ would honor veterans, officers
A driver for JWC Trucking in Gillett who has raised money to help veterans and law officers across the country wants to stage an event to honor them this summer. Dennis Schulze told the Gillett City Council on March 6 that he lost his right leg in a trucking accident 12 years ago. “I decided to get my wheelchair and go across America backwards for our veterans and the people who saved my life,” Schulze said. “I’ve thrown out first pitches.
Public Record
Shawano County Sheriff’s Department March 9 Deputies responded to 21 incidents, including a vicious animal on Putnam Lane in the Town of Bartelme; found property at Shawano County Jail, 405 N.
Ice Bears win state championship game 8-0
March 8 Bay Area 8, Central Wisconsin Storm 0 The Bay Area Ice Bears got revenge on the Central Wisconsin Storm, shutting them out 8-0 for the state championship after the Storm topped them 4-3 in 2024. Pulaski’s Faye Brunke scored four goals, including both in the first period. First, she scored at 3:48 with assists from Mya Sheppard and Julianne Bradford.
Shawano, Witt-Birn falter in sectional finals
March 8 Rice Lake 54, Shawano 46 The Hawks played an even first half, but Rice Lake pulled away after the break to win the Division 2 sectional title game 54-46. The teams were tied at 29-29 at the break, with Rice Lake pulling ahead with a 25-17 second half score. Shawano, which ended the season with a 10-2 second-place finish in the Bay Conference, was 21-6 overall. Leah Nordin led the Hawks with 25.2 points per game, followed by Ella Stuber wi
Pulaski, Bonduel boys win regional titles
March 8 Bonduel 70, Oconto 49 Bonduel reigns as regional champions after defeating Oconto 70-49. Quinn Wesenberg led the Bears with 20 points.
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