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State’s sportsmen support license fee increases

Wisconsin’s sportsmen largely support increased hunting, fishing and trapping fees, but a 50% increase is too much, according to results of the combined Conservation Congress and Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources spring hearings and online survey of 44 questions.

What's Happening: June 5-14

FRIDAY, JUNE 5

OCONTO: Storytime, 10:30 a.m., Farnsworth Public Library, 715 Main St. Story and crafts for preschool children. A caregiver must stay with the child.

SHAWANO: Sun Drop Dayz, 4:30-10 p.m., East Elizabeth Street between Main and Lincoln streets. Children’s activities, food and beverage vendors, Music by Badger State DJs 4-6:30 p.m. and Wet Possum 7-10 p.m.

Health column: Rehabilitation exercise may reduce future neck pain

Neck pain is extremely common. Research estimates that nearly half of all people, 48.5%, will experience neck pain during their lifetime. In the United States alone, neck pain costs an estimated $20 billion each year in healthcare expenses and lost productivity.

Emplify Health recommends rethinking alcohol culture

In the Midwest, social gatherings often revolve around or include alcohol.

From tailgating and concerts to family celebrations and traditions, a strong drinking culture may be affecting communities in ways that go beyond the surface, which includes the degradation of mental health.

Mental health help necessary after childbirth

About one in five women experience a maternal mental health condition after childbirth, according to the American Hospital Association.

Hard, incessant coughing are signs of asthma

A child’s incessant coughing or a cold that features a harsh cough or wheezing could be a sign of asthma.

There’s help for that, according to Michele Meszaros, ThedaCare nurse practitioner.

Nearly 5 million children in the United States have asthma. According to the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, it is one of the most common chronic diseases in children. It’s also a leading cause of missed school days.

Track and field stars advance to state meet

Friday, May 29

De Pere, Division 1

Finishers in the top three at Division 1 sectionals qualified for the state meet, which will be held June 5-6 at UW-La Crosse.

Pulaski athletes advancing to the state meet are:

Emerson Fabry, girls 800-meter run, first, 2:14.56; 1,600-meter run, second.

Talyn Pratt, 200-meter dash, second.

Noelle Manning, shot put, second.

Bonduel tops Pulaski in Dairyland action

Bonduel, Shawano, Marinette, Waupaca and Hortonville picked up Dairyland League baseball wins May 31.

May 31 games

Bonduel 15, Pulaski 9

Eric Gruenewald drove in five runs on three hits to lead the Broncos over the Reds.

His hits included a two-run home run in the eighth inning and RBI singles in the second and ninth.

Antigo/Polar pounds out 23 hits against Aniwa

Antigo/Polar had no problems making contact with the baseball, as the Bears rolled to a 19-5 win over Aniwa May 31 in a matchup of BABA North Division teams.

May 31 games

North Division

Antigo/Polar 19, Aniwa 5

Logan Doering had four hits, Hunter Aiuppy, Reed Kuenzli and A.J. Kirsch added three each, and Mason Gray and Brady Renfro had two in a win over the Orioles.

Dan Michonski wins stock car feature race

Antigo’s Dylan Waldvogel started seventh and finished first in the 20-lap IMCA modifieds feature race at the Shawano Speedway on May 30.

Clintonville’s Lucas Lambries was second, and Wausau’s Marcus Yarie was third. Polesitter Jason Yeager, of Shawano, did not start.

Yarie and Wausau’s Kevin Feck won the heat races.

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