• Danielle J. Julius, 34, Neopit, had her probation revoked for possession of narcotic drugs and two counts of felony bail jumping. Judge Katherine Sloma sentenced her April 1 to one year in county jail on each count but granted credit for a total of 1,041 days already served. • Kimberly U. Tejeda, 49, Green Bay, pleaded no contest April 4 to four misdemeanor counts of credit fraud. A related felony charge was dismissed but read into the record.

April 4 Deputies responded to 44 incidents, including intoxication on South Main Street in the city of Oconto Falls, fraud on Aspen Lane in the Town of Townsend, suspicious activity on Bay Road in the Town of Little River, criminal damage on Midway Road in the Town of Lena, suspicious activity on Berry Lake North Shore Road in the Town of Underhill, a disturbance on Molitor Road in the Town of Stiles, a disturbance on South Adams Street in the Ci

Shawano County Sheriff’s Department April 7 Deputies responded to 27 incidents, including trespassing on Hofa Park Drive in the Town of Maple Grove; harassment on Julius Street in the Town of Angelica; two reckless driving incidents; two traffic hazards. April 6 Deputies responded to 34 incidents, including a counterfeit complaint at North Star Casino, W12180 County Road A in the Town of Bartelme; operating without a license on County Road OO in

On April 3, 2024, Mary Jo Brunner, age 88, passed away with her loving family around her and now is safe in the hands of Jesus. Mary Jo was born on Aug. 30, 1935, in Milwaukee, to Joe and Florence Garska, the last of four children. The day before her first birthday, the family moved to Shawano where Mary Jo grew up and attended Sacred Heart School and Shawano High School, graduating in 1953.

Robert James Herrmann died on April 2, 2024, under the care of his family and LeRoyer Hospice. He was 89 years old. He was born on June 3, 1934, in Red Springs, a son of the late Charles and Minnie (Loehrl) Herrmann. He married Judy Terrio on Oct. 12, 1957, at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Bowler.

Vernon H. Gross, 91, of the Town of Belle Plaine, passed away Wednesday, April 3, 2024. Eberhardt-Stevenson Funeral Home and Crematory, Clintonville.

The word kenāēheqtam can be stated of any of the nine College of Menominee Nation students who competed at the tribal college conference last month. In English, the compliment translates as, “You did good” or “You are skilled.” This year’s American Indian Higher Education Consortium’s (AIHEC) Student Conference was held March 9-12 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Hunters frustrated at seeing fewer and fewer deer in the northern forest counties may have been thinking that a four-year ban on doe hunting there would bring about the massive hordes of whitetails seen there decades ago that our fathers and grandfathers still talk about. Gov.

A horrific scene played out in February in an apartment complex in Middleton, a Madison suburb. A woman and her two young children had died. The tight-knit community mourned for this family as its members asked, how could this happen? Several days after the shootings, Middleton police released a statement saying the mother had killed her two children and shot the children’s father before taking her own life.