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Energy drinks not healthy shortcut for students

As families prepare for a new school year, many students may look for a quick boost to manage early mornings, homework, athletics and busy after-school schedules, but health experts caution that energy drinks are not a safe or healthy way for children and teens to stay alert.

Births

Jason and Danielle Disher, of Hatley, announce the birth of a daughter, Tillie Ann, born at 12:12 p.m. Aug. 25 at Aspirus Wausau Hospital. Tillie weighed 6 pounds, 15 ounces and was 19½ inches long.

Eric and Jayda Kurtzweil, of Marathon, announce the birth of a daughter, Elorie Jean, born at 7:10 a.m. March 26 as Aspirus Wausau Hospital. Elorie weighed 6 pounds, 14 ounces and was 19¼ inches long.

Local 4-H club marks milestone at fair

The Oconto County Youth Fair observed its 85th anniversary this year, but an area 4-H club has been around for almost as long.

The Christy Brook 4-H Club, one of nine 4-H clubs in Oconto County, is turning 75 this year, according to Melissa Desterheft, the club’s co-leader.

Tigerton celebrates lumberjack style

Wally Breitenfeldt, left, president of the Tigerton Advancement Association, honors Debbie and Charlie Harvey, owners of Charlie’s County Market, for their continued support through the years of Tigerton Lumberjack Days, which celebrated its 60th anniversary Aug. 28-30 at Tigerton Community Park. The Harveys grew up in Tigerton before starting the grocery store in Shawano.

Could back pain be affecting more than just your daily life?

When most people think about back pain, they think about discomfort, stiffness or difficulty getting through everyday activities. But research suggests that some back pain may have a much greater impact than many people realize.

Sacred Heart hosting Rachel’s Challenge

Sacred Heart Catholic School will host Rachel’s Challenge on Sept. 10, bringing a nationally recognized program focused on kindness, compassion, connection and positive action to students in grades K-8.

Sacred Heart starts new school year

The new school year started early for Sacred Heart Catholic School as students, families, and staff came together to celebrate the return to campus.

On Aug. 25, families gathered for Back-to-School Night, providing an opportunity for students and parents to visit classrooms, meet teachers, reconnect with friends and prepare for the year ahead.

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