Shawano County’s 389th barn quilt, called Antique Star, is now displayed on a barn owned by Matt and Katie Jo Bohm at N4435 Green Valley Road, Pulaski. Matt and Katie Jo purchased their 80-acre farm from John and Dorothy Socha in September 2016.

University of Wisconsin-Madison representatives visited College of Menominee Nation’s main campus in Keshena on June 3 as interim Chancellor John Karl Scholz and College of Menominee Nation President Christopher Caldwell signed the renewal of a long-standing transfer contract between the two schools. This transfer contract allows CMN students in the liberal studies program to seamlessly transfer into UW-Madison based on specific criteria.

One local family farm is bringing back their annual sunflower festival at the end of July. The Bergsbaken family is preparing to host the seventh annual sunflower fest July 29-31 at their farm, W2095 County Road E, Cecil. “We have a lot of things planned for that weekend,” said Bergsbaken Farm co-owner Lee Bergsbaken. “We have wagon rides, walking trails and people can pick sunflowers.

Ken and Linda Spreeman have sponsored Shawano County’s 388th barn quilt, which now adorns their barn at N5027 Oakcrest Drive, east of Shawano. The name of the quilt pattern is “Diamond Cross.” Neither of the Spreemans were home when the quilt was mounted on their barn.

Milwaukee School of Engineering Milwaukee School of Engineering held its graduation in spring 2022, including the following students: • Benjamin Bruckert, of Pulaski, received a Bachelor of Science in biomolecular engineering with honors • Michael Teeter, of Shawano, received a Master of Science in architectural engineering • Cody Smith, of Suring, received a Bachelor of Science in civil engineering. Undergraduate students with a cumulative GPA b

The College of Menominee Nation and Northeast Wisconsin Technical College signed an articulation agreement in June.