• Carolyn C. Groshek, 41, Tigerton, pleaded no contest March 2 to manufacturing with intent to deliver amphetamine, two counts of possession of methamphetamine and two counts of felony bail jumping. Judge William Kussel Jr. sentenced her to seven years in prison followed by eight years of extended supervision with conditions.

• Dillon William Eckstein, 29, St. Edward, Nebraska, pleaded no contest March 2 to misdemeanor charges of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated (third offense), resisting/failing to stop, resisting or obstructing an officer and disorderly conduct. A related felony count was dismissed in a plea agreement.

Shawano County Sheriff’s Department

March 8

Deputies responded to 31 incidents, including assault at the Shawano Shawano County Jail, 405 N. Main St.; one 911 call; three reckless driving incidents; two traffic hazards; two welfare checks; three crashes, two involving deer, one involving a cow.

March 7

Oconto County Sheriff’s Department

March 8

Deputies responded to 71 incidents, including property damage on West Main Street in Lena; 18 traffic stops, seven traffic offenses, three citizen assists, two miscellaneous traffic incidents, one welfare check; two open-line 911 calls; three ambulance calls; one crash.

March 7

After three days of testimony and a little more than three hours of deliberation, an Oconto County jury on March 6 found an Oconto Falls man guilty of homicide by drunken driving.

Terrence Talley brought a story of shame March 4 to the Bonduel schools to children and adults alike, encouraging them to address it rather than keep it bottled inside.

During the day, he visited the three schools with different messages, ranging from talking about superheroes with the elementary school students to telling high schoolers that nobody has a perfect life.