• Saylor Grace Neuman, a girl, born at 3:25 p.m. Oct. 6, 2022, at Aspirus Wausau Hospital to Casey and Rachel Neuman, of Wausau. She weighed 7 pounds, 5 ounces and was 20 inches long. • Jenny Lynn Wierzba, a girl, born at 7:11 a.m. Sept. 21, 2022, at Aspirus Wausau Hospital to Allen and Brooke Wierzba, of Shantytown. She weighed 8 pounds, 4.6 ounces and was 20½ inches long. • Samuel August Maedke, a boy, born Aug.

Northern Oconto County Trout Alliance (NOCTA) has reported another successful season of raising trout. NOCTA operates in conjunction with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and the Lakewood Chamber of Commerce, using 100% volunteer efforts to raise brook and brown trout from fingerlings received from the DNR in late June to an average of 8 inches by planting time in late October.

During Cirrinity’s Dec. 10 annual company party at Maple Hills Golf Course in Wittenberg, one employee was recognized for a life-saving scenario from 28 years ago. Jeremy Paquette, who was invited to the party with his family, honored Dave Schmidt, because Schmidt helped to save Paquette’s life when he was just 4 years old.

Christa Hoffman was selected as the winner of the Wisconsin Farm Bureau’s Young Farmer and Agriculturist Outstanding Agriculture Professional Award at the organization’s 103rd annual meeting on Dec. 4. Hoffman is a business development administrator at URUS. She manages grant-funded projects focused on improving cattle management practices on farms in emerging markets.

WITTENBERG MIDDLE SCHOOL First trimester HIGH HONORS Eighth grade: Ava Brei, Jaylah N. Cornelius, Bo A. Davis, Dalton A. Fletcher, Brooke M. Huffman, Carson C. Meronk, Jayda M. Moenke, Marty J. Nowinsky, Milo M. Salvesen Seventh grade: Elizabeth G. Behnke, Levi Burclaw, Chloe R. Hanson, Abigail M. Jensen, Harper N. Krull, Landon D. Meronk, Addison L. Schmid, Trenton J. Schmidt, Jaylynn N. Tucker Sixth grade: Robert L. Dombeck, Grace E.

The nation’s largest barn quilt trail in Shawano County continues to grow with the addition of its 401st quilt. It is on a barn owned by Sheldon and Merissa Cannon at W3896 County Road BE, Bonduel. The Cannons just moved to their new home a few months ago. They plan to grow sunflowers, fruits and vegetables and raise beef cattle.