• Jeffrey D. Rockman, 42, Wittenberg, pleaded no contest April 22 to eight counts of felony bail jumping, two counts of possession of methamphetamine, misappropriating ID information to obtain money and misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct, victim intimidation and resisting or obstructing an officer.

“Five Cold Bodies” by K.J. Kalis was the third in the Detective Max Grady series but was OK as a stand-alone. Buckhead County sits just outside of Pittsburgh. The mostly rural county has its share of crimes, but when murder occurs Sheriff Kyler Holt reaches out to the Pittsburgh PD for help. Detective Max Grady and his partner Detective Cassie Reynolds arrive at the secluded farm where two bodies were discovered.

Wisconsin Farmers Union is taking a clear stand on two upcoming constitutional questions appearing on the Aug. 13 ballot. Both are designed to limit the power of the governor to distribute federal funding. If they pass, the balance of power within our state government will be upset, and our state will become even more dysfunctional. On the ballot, we will see these two poorly worded constitutional questions: • “Delegation of appropriation power.

The Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin is doing an economic assessment in the hopes of developing a strategic plan that turns the reservation into a resource for local entrepreneurs and increases the potential benefits the tribe can tap into to improve life for its people. A meeting was held July 24 at the cultural center for the College of Menominee Nation to gather community input that helps contribute to what is already a 90-page economic ass

James C. “Jim” Beitzel, passed away July 23, 2024. Jim was born to duck hunt and fish and did so with a passion until the end. He was born Sept. 23, 1935, in Manitowoc, on the shores of Lake Michigan, where he fished trout and salmon from his 12-foot hand-painted camo duck boat. Jim graduated from Manitowoc Lincoln High School.

Vernon G. Mortier, 92, Oconto Falls, died Wednesday, July 24, 2024, at an area hospital. He was born July 19, 1932, in rural Oconto Falls to August and Theresa (Loberger) Mortier. When he was 4 years old, the family moved to rural Oconto where Vern graduated from Lena High School with the class of 1950. Following graduation, he attended vocational school in Milwaukee and worked as a machinist for three years. On Sept.

It took some time, but Shawano County Board Chairman Tom Kautza finally has a full slate for the county’s ad hoc building committee. The 11-member panel was approved at the July 24 meeting of the County Board. Previously, Kautza was having difficulty finding business representatives from the three sections of the county — east, central and west. Now named to the committee are John Jacobs Jr.

A trio of Shawano County residents will join two Shawano County Board supervisors as they delve into ethics cases involving county employees. County Board Chairman Tom Kautza appointed the three people at the July 24 board meeting. Chris Holewinski will represent the county’s east end, former Supervisor Mike Stupecky will represent the central portion, and Jim O’Neil will represent the western end. They will join Supervisors Kimberly Leffel and L

Jerome Carl Perrault, 72, passed away on Sunday, Oct. 22, 2023, at North Mississippi Medical Center in Tupelo, Mississippi. He was born Nov. 24, 1950, in White Earth, Minnesota, to the late Romaine and Bernice LaDoux Perrault. Jerry most grew up in Kenosha and graduated from high school in Kenosha. He had a longtime career with Chrysler Automotive. Jerry married Carol Stanford on June 20, 1983.