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Aspirus Health introduces first-of-its-kind TriClip heart procedure

Aspirus Health has introduced the TriClip G4 System, the first FDA-approved technology that allows physicians to repair the tricuspid valve without open-heart surgery.

The device, approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on April 4, 2024, offers a groundbreaking, minimally invasive treatment option for patients with tricuspid valve disease, according to an Aspirus Health news release.

NWTC joins with Metallica Scholars initiative

Northeast Wisconsin Technical College has announced its selection as one of the community colleges invited to join Year 7 of the prestigious Metallica Scholars Initiative (MSI).

Supported by a generous $25,000 grant aimed at enhancing access to high-wage degree programs, 20 eligible NWTC students will gain vital financial support with scholarships of up to $1,000 each.

Pella woman dies in Belle Plaine crash

Athletes, canines run through the forest

Athletes and canines competed in an evening race through the winding trails of the Machickanee Forest on Oct. 10.

The Golden Pines Trail Run took place with headlamp-wearing contestants meeting at 6790 Timberline Road, Abrams.

More than 100 people registered for the race, which included a 7K and 11K distance for people to run, walk or hike. There was also a canicross division for people to participate with their dog.

Breakfast benefits sturgeon feast

Tourism numbers continue to climb

Shawano, Menominee and Oconto counties were part of the 2024 record-breaking year for Wisconsin tourism, noted Wisconsin Department of Tourism Secretary Anne Sayers.

According to 2024 economic impact data, the Wisconsin tourism industry generated $25.8 billion in total economic impact, surpassing the previous record year of $25 billion set in 2023.

Shawano-Menominee Court News

• Dylan L. Corn, 22, Keshena, pleaded no contest Oct. 10 to possession of narcotic drugs, felony bail jumping, four counts of misdemeanor bail jumping and a misdemeanor charge of operating while revoked. Judge William Kussel Jr. levied fines and sentenced him to 180 days in county jail.

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