The next American Legion Gunless Poultry Shoot will take place at 1 p.m. Feb. 22 at Firelite Lounge, 15329 State Highway 32, Lakewood. American Legion Post 44 will be raffling off packages of meat, poultry, sausages, bacon, beverages and items donated by local businesses. There will also be 50/50 and basket raffles.

Corn for grain production in Wisconsin for 2024 was estimated at 515 million bushels, according to the USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service – Crop Production 2024 Summary. Current year production was down 7% from the previous year’s 553 million bushels. Wisconsin’s corn for grain yield was estimated at 174 bushels per acre.

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Pacelli 5, Shawano/Bonduel 3 The Hawks and the Cardinals went back and forth until the end when Pacelli pulled out a 5-3 win. Shawano/Bonduel opened the scoring with a goal by Blake Knope at 4:21 in the first period with assists by Cameron Schroeder and Teagan Harkey. Stevens Point scored twice in the first half of the second period to go up 2-1 before Blake Swedberg tied the game with a Bryce Lammers assist at 15:15. The Hawks grabbed a 3-2 lead

Feb. 6 Bay Area 7, Arrowhead 1 After beating Arrowhead 4-1 in Ashwaubenon on Jan.

Feb. 4 Shawano 69, New London 51 A tough Shawano defense led to an early halftime lead of 35-16, and the Hawks held steady from there to earn a 69-51 win. Leah Nordin led the Hawks with 32 points.

A Wittenberg woman accused of first-degree recklessly endangering safety and disorderly conduct could be accepting a plea deal in April for an incident involving a gun and children. At a Feb. 6 hearing, defense attorney Joseph Kaupie revealed he and Shawano-Menominee County District Attorney Greg Parker have agreed to a plea deal in concept for Mindy S.

Wisconsin Republican legislators introduced a bill Feb. 4 requiring county sheriffs to cooperate with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in identifying and deporting illegal aliens arrested for felonies. “Many local law enforcement departments across Wisconsin are already cooperating with federal agencies to enforce the law,” said Rep. Brent Jacobson, R-Mosinee. “However, a minority of sheriffs and Gov.

A hearing was postponed again Feb. 7 for a Peshtigo man serving time in a federal prison and charged with exploiting and sexually assaulting teenage girls in Oconto County. Zachary A. Zastawniak, 24, was scheduled to enter pleas Dec. 11, but that hearing was delayed while his attorneys studied whether to file a motion to dismiss based on double jeopardy.