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Items sought for theater auction
Abrams Spotlight Productions Inc., a volunteer-led community theater organization, seeks donations for its online virtual auction. The ASPI Spotlight Auction begins at noon Dec. 11 and ends at 8 p.m. Dec. 15. Anyone interested in donating prizes, auction baskets, money or gift certificates can call 920-826-5852 or email theater.aspi@gmail.com. Donations are due Nov.
Hillside Assembly hosting Gillett’s Thanksgiving meal
Hillside Assembly of God Church will host the 34th annual Gillett Community Thanksgiving Dinner, consisting of turkey and ham with all the trimmings from 3:30-6 p.m. Nov. 27. This dinner is offered to anyone who would enjoy the feeling of being a part of a large family. Admission is free. Pick-up meals will not be available.
Ho-Chunk Nation gets Emmy with ‘Discover Wisconsin’
“Discover Wisconsin,” the nation’s longest-running travel and tourism TV series, and long-standing partner Ho-Chunk Nation have won an Emmy Award at the 66th Chicago/Midwest Emmy Awards for the second consecutive year, under the category for Outstanding Achievement for Public Affairs Program Short Form.
Lung cancer possible for non-smokers
While most non-smokers might think they are not at risk for lung cancer, that is not always accurate. While it’s true that most cases of the disease are linked to smoking, an estimated 10% to 20% of people with lung cancer have never picked up a cigarette. Nearly 250,000 Americans receive a lung cancer diagnosis each year.
Advance care planning recommended during holidays
The holiday season offers opportunities for gathering, reflection and connection with loved ones. During this time of gratitude and giving, ThedaCare specialists say it is also a good occasion to make your health care wishes known to trusted family members and friends. “Having a conversation in advance means that in the event of a health crisis or accident, your loved ones can be confident in their role to advocate for you, knowing the care you w
Musolff new police chief for Shawano
Mike Musolff will be ascending to the Shawano police chief position once the current leader, Bradley Rabideau, retires in February 2025. The longtime lieutenant was named to the position Oct. 24 by the Shawano Police and Fire Commission after 18 years in his current position. He started his law enforcement career in 1995 with the Shawano County Jail before joining the Menominee County Sheriff’s Department in 1997.
Wendorff, Soper named top conference runners
Coming off his seventh place finish at the state cross country meet, Gillett High School junior Bradyn Wendorff was honored as most outstanding runner and named to the Marinette & Oconto Conference first team all-conference boys team, officials announced. Lena/St.
Runion hearing moved back due to attorney illness
The preliminary hearing for Zachary Runion, who faces a myriad of charges resulting from an alleged attack on some relatives in the Town of Belle Plaine, had to be rescheduled once again. Runion’s preliminary hearing had previously been rescheduled due to not having an attorney from the public defender’s office. Eric Maciolek was appointed Oct. 17 to be Runion’s counsel, but he was unable to attend a status conference Nov.
DNR to host meetings on proposed changes to deer management units
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will host four open houses in mid-November to share information about proposed changes to the state’s deer management units (DMUs). Three of these open houses will be in-person, with a fourth being entirely virtual. The DNR reviews deer management unit boundaries every few years.
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