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Oconto Falls Wall of Fame ceremony taking place in October

Oconto Falls High School will be inducting new people into its Wall of Fame on Oct. 3.

The induction ceremony will take place at 10:30 a.m. at the high school, 210 N. Farm Road, Oconto Falls. Past inductees are welcome to come to the ceremony but must RSVP by Sept. 14 by calling Donna Eckes at 920-848-4467.

ATVs, UTVs require same caution as regular vehicles

Every year, hospitals throughout the region treat patients with serious injuries following ATV and UTV crashes.

Health care providers and public safety officials are reminding riders that these vehicles require the same caution and preparation as other motorized vehicles. The American Academy of Pediatrics warns that children are at greater risk of serious injury and death in ATV and UTV crashes.

Sleep adjustments important as school year begins

As families prepare for another school year, school supply lists, open houses and new schedules often top the to-do list. But there is one back-to-school essential that can have just as much impact on a child’s success in the classroom — sleep.

“Sleep plays a big role in kids’ brain development, behavior, learning, immunity and growth,” said Dr. Kevin Morgan, pediatrician at Aspirus Health.

Staying hydrated important during pregnancy

Pregnancy brings many changes to the body, including an increased need for fluids.

While drinking water may seem like a small daily habit, staying hydrated plays an important role in supporting digestion, circulation, amniotic fluid, temperature regulation and overall comfort throughout pregnancy.

Nurse: Education helps with breastfeeding

While most U.S. infants receive some breast milk, only 27.9% are exclusively breastfed through six months, well below the Healthy People 2030 target of 42.4%, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Health experts say access to breastfeeding education and lactation support before and after childbirth can help families overcome common challenges and continue breastfeeding for as long as they choose.

Pediatrician suggests family meals for good health

Between school, sports, work and after-school activities, finding time for everyone in the family to eat together on a regular basis can feel nearly impossible.

However, research shows families don’t need to share dinner every night to experience meaningful benefits. Just three meals together each week can make a big difference.

Kernels of fun at Bonduel Lions event

The line was constant as thousands of people took part in the 68th annual Bonduel Lions Corn Roast on Aug. 7 at Village Park. There were over 7,000 cobs of corn for people to enjoy along with plenty of other food. Folks were entertained by the band New Generation, along with some Little League baseball games.

 

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